Popular European country ‘clearly next’ to target Airbnb after Spain | World | News
British tourists visiting a popular European target, Airbnb, strict new laws aimed at short -term holidays were recently introduced in Spain.
The popular country, which was visited by millions of British every year, issued new rules last week and required all short -term holiday permits and a compulsory registration code for the legal operation of tourist accommodation. Movement aims to tighten the surveillance and to provide more transparency in the country’s explosion leasing sector. However, according to experts, Italy will be the next country to target Airbnb. Kdan Bhaduri, entrepreneur at the property developer Kushman groupHe said it was “clear next” to target Italy’s short -term rental accommodation.
“Of course, this is not really about national security. In countries where the locals are priced from the postcodes where they were born, they are really political survival.
“In Florence, more than 30% of the apartments are listed in Airbnb. In Rome, a surprising 35 million tourists arrived in Rome last year.
“The Backlas produce beer and the owners of the property in stock. Spain’s movement to demand a national registry for short -term permits is only the opening Salvo.
“Italy clearly.
“The EU smells of votes to attack the ‘unprocessed’ holiday permits, and Airbnb hosts now find ourselves painted as MIYIK TWIRling Bad guys standing between honest citizens and affordable houses.
He continued: “Airbnb should evacuate your shares? Not yet. The brand continues to be strong and the demand for tourists is flexible. But more countries to follow Spain and Italy on this road.”
Pete Mugleston, Mortgage Advisor and General Manager Onlinemortgageadvisor.co.uk, ACCEPTED: “Spain’s move may indicate that more countries want to break Airbnb and rental properties throughout Europe. Although Italy will immediately bring legislation, those who have property or those who want to buy in the country should be careful against future potential changes.
“Politics is on the continent and a smart politician may try to touch the discontent around Airbnb for political gain.
