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A person may not conduct a promotion on board a cruise ship that mentions or features a business in a state port that has paid something of value for the purpose of having the business mentioned or featured, unless the person conducting the promotion clearly and fully discloses orally and in all written materials used in the promotion that the featured businesses have paid to be included in the promotion. A violation of this section constitutes an unfair trade practice under AS 45.50.471. In this section, "cruise ship" means a ship that operates at least 120 days a year anywhere in the world, provides cruises of at least 72 hours in length for ticketed passengers, provides overnight accommodations and meals for those passengers, is operated by an authorized cruise ship operator, and is certified under the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea or otherwise certified by the United States Coast Guard.
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Last modified 9/3/2005