Environmentalists Terraferida have criticised the increase in the number of holiday rentals in the Balearics that are on Airbnb.
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Terraferida criticise increase in Airbnb holiday rentals
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I’d like to see unlicensed properties removed too. I went to the trouble and expense of being legal, but what was the point? On the bigger picture. Holiday rentals will become more in demand as many guests will view them as being far safer than hotels. Only licensed properties should be allowed to promote any enhanced credentials. Airbnb and HomeAway really need to expel non-licensed properties, and the council slap fines on them. Surely the ETV registered properties can be easily cross referenced with those advertising? It’s not rocket science. After all they won’t be declaring any monies for tax so the govt are doubly missing out!
The fines are obviously not working. Engage a task force IR increase the force and Put an embargo on these properties if they do not comply. Take it seriously and it will soon stop