Spain has hit Airbnb with a hefty fine for flouting local licensing laws, intensifying the crackdown on unregistered listings. Authorities are ramping up their efforts to regulate short-term rentals and ensure every operation across the country follows the rules
The UK, Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, Austria, and several other EU countries are joining forces to introduce stricter regulations on short-term rentals throughout Europe. Stay one step ahead by staying informed about the latest rules that could affect your bookings and travel plans!
Belgium is joining forces with Spain, France, Italy, and the Netherlands in 2025 to combat overtourism and clamp down on unlicensed rentals. These bold new regulations aim to protect local communities and promote sustainable tourism across Europe
The US is now joining forces with Canada, Spain, Italy, Greece, and the Netherlands in cracking down on unlicensed short-term rentals. In New Orleans alone, Airbnb has removed over 1,000 listings-signaling a bold new chapter of stricter regulations for travelers
Spain has launched a bold crackdown on illegal Airbnb rentals, targeting unregistered properties to protect local housing markets. Authorities are intensifying their efforts to enforce stricter regulations and ensure full compliance across the country’s top tourist hotspots
Spain has taken a bold step by ordering Airbnb to remove 66,000 rental listings, targeting widespread legal and regulatory breaches. This crackdown is designed to tackle illegal short-term rentals head-on and safeguard the housing market, significantly affecting Airbnb’s presence across the country
Spain has taken a bold step by ordering Airbnb to block more than 65,000 holiday rental listings! This decisive action is part of a larger effort to regulate the rapidly growing short-term rental market. The goal? To tackle pressing issues like housing availability and skyrocketing rental prices in some of the country’s most sought-after tourist hotspots.
