Spain probes unidentified holiday home renting platform for listings without licences
Facing a fine of up to 100,000 euros or five to six times the profit made on the practice
Move is part of a crackdown on illegal holiday lets. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter
Palma18/12/2024 11:52
Spain's Consumer Rights Ministry said today it had opened an investigation against an unidentified holiday apartment renting platform for failing to delete thousands of rental offers it considered illegally advertised.
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Let us have some scientific, statistical evidence pointing to 'illegals lets leading to overtourism'. It just keeps getting repeated and I am sure that the overwhelming majority come here to stay in hotels.