Short-Term Rental Legislation
UKHospitality Backs Mayor of London's Call for Action on Short-Term Lets
Hotels and other accommodation continue to be undercut by the lack of regulation in the short-term let market.
Hotels and other accommodation continue to be undercut by the lack of regulation in the short-term let market.
The system will increase engagement between town staff and the community while providing a more accurate picture of the STR landscape on Hilton Head Island.
UKHospitality Cymru has called for Welsh Government to use a new statutory licensing scheme to create a 'level playing field' between established serviced accommodation businesses and the short-term let sector.
The trade body has long been pushing for a Government review, and has informed the call for evidence via round tables and discussions with officials. UKHospitality will respond to the call for evidence in consultation with its Accommodation Group and other affected areas of its membership.
'The hotel industry applauds Mayor Walsh and the Boston City Council for their decisive leadership to safeguard Boston residents and communities from the negative impact of short-term rentals'
SHA has supported short-term rental regulations since the inception of this form of overnight accommodations. The new legislation establishes safety, insurance and licensing requirements, and it has mechanisms to ensure operators pay appropriate taxes and comply with the law.