The government keeps dropping hints as to what may end up in its holiday rentals' legislation. While the draft text was approved by the cabinet, there is still plenty of scope for amendment during the parliamentary process, and the latest suggestion is for a limit to the number of days that owners can offer their "habitual" residences for holiday rental purposes.
Holiday rentals
Limit on number of days a property can be rented to tourists
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Does this boom of the phenomenon prove that persons do not wish to say in hotels but would like stylish apartments to rent instead. The Hotel industry should be upgrading some of their old hotels to this model. The only hotel apartments you can currently rent are extremely poorly presented. Not a luxury standard.
Won't be long until they start taxing people in the European Community for having a second home on the island