Legislation - Short Term Rentals

Is self-certification of your property enough? Deborah Heather, Quality in Tourism

10th July 202010th July 2020 Paul Stevens Deborah Heather, Quality in Tourism, self-certification

UK: As businesses start to reopen and guests start to return, director of Quality in Tourism, Deborah Heather, addresses whether self-certification

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How are the north-eastern US state markets withstanding the Covid-19 impact?

9th July 20209th July 2020 Paul Stevens Connecticut, Jade Tinsley, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Robertin Nunez, William Lucas

By Paul Stevens and Miles Hurley, news editor and reporter for ShortTermRentalz US: In the latest feature of our short-term

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What next if a guest contracts Covid-19 in your short-term rental?

25th June 202025th June 2020 Paul Stevens Airbnb, Andrew Boldt, cleaning procedures, Covid 19, Dev Desai, SUPERHOG, Watson Farley & Williams LLP

Worldwide: The coronavirus pandemic represents uncharted waters for the hospitality industry in more ways than one, but particularly for travel

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What can the world learn from New Zealand and Australia’s Covid-19 responses?

18th June 202023rd June 2020 Paul Stevens Airbnb, AirDNA, AllTheRooms, Australia, Bachcare, Goodstayz Queenstown, Jacinta Ardern, MadeComfy, New Zealand, SafeStay Australia, Scott Morrison, Stayz

By Paul Stevens and Miles Hurley, news editor and reporter for ShortTermRentalz Australia / New Zealand: As countries around the

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Was Sweden’s Covid-19 lockdown a gamble?

1st June 20203rd June 2020 Paul Stevens Covid 19, Dominic Bowen, Minut, Nils Mattisson, SwedBNB, Sweden

Sweden: In recent months, we have all to some extent become armchair epidemiologists, expressing sadness and anger in equal measure

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Merilee Karr: How to safeguard the future of the short-term rental economy

19th March 20201st May 2020 Paul Stevens Merilee Karr, short-term rental economy, UK government, UK STAA

UK: Merilee Karr, chair of the UK Short-Term Accommodation Association [UK STAA] and CEO of UnderTheDoormat, pens an open letter

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Rental professionals react to UK’s departure from European Union

9th February 20204th May 2020 Paul Stevens EU, Guy Westlake, James Burrows, Jessica Gillingham, UK

UK: Experts within the professional short-term rental industry have been reacting to the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union

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UK STAA offers its tax tips for hosts renting out homes or rooms

24th January 20204th May 2020 Paul Stevens Merilee Karr, tax obligations, UK STAA

UK: As the Friday 31 January self-assessment tax deadline looms, industry body the UK Short Term Accommodation Association [STAA] is

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Short-term rental ‘avengers’ seek fair regulation with new playbook

13th January 20204th May 2020 Paul Stevens AirDNA, Great Ocean Condos and Homes, Matt Landau, Nashville Area STR Association, NetChoice, Rented.com, vacation rental advocacy, video playbook, VRMA

US: Twenty short-term rental advocacy figureheads have teamed up to create a video playbook of actionable initiatives that aims to

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‘The rental ecosystem is rapidly changing; and it’s only just getting started’

20th August 20195th May 2020 Paul Stevens Merilee Karr, Skift, STAA, UnderTheDoormat

Worldwide: STAA (Short-Term Accommodation Association) chair Merilee Karr, has shared her six takeaway views from Skift’s recently-published ‘The Short-Term Rental

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