Sponsored by PriceLabs
Hosted by STRz editor Priya Khaira
Regulations – and specifically disproportionate regulations – are becoming one of the greatest threats to the future of the short-term rental industry, with more radical solutions being proposed in markets around the world. In this session, we will analyse the types of legislation being proposed globally and the differences between them, evaluate how businesses can future proof themselves in preparation for a more regulated market, and assess how we can create a sustainable balance between maintaining tourism industries and sufficient housing supply.
We discovered:
- How the regulatory landscape has shifted over the last 12 months
- The key markets to keep an eye on across the world which are adopting stronger regulations
- The differences between bans, licensing schemes and renting limits
- Markets or global case studies which have found a good balance between tourism and housing supply – what worked and what did not
- How businesses can be proactive in abiding by regulations in an ever-evolving market
- Advice for regulators
With thanks to:
- Boris Pavlov, president, Bulgarian Short-Term Rental Association ATII, and co-founder, Flataway
- Tiffany Edwards, president, Coletta Consulting LLC
- Manuel Lozano, president, APAR AC
- Shaun Shirazian, CEO, Lodigfy
