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Ibiza and Airbnb collaborate to tackle illegal tourist rentals

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07 March 2025

Ibiza and Airbnb collaborate to tackle illegal tourist rentals

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Ibiza's local government and Airbnb have partnered to eliminate illegal tourist accommodations and ensure compliance with local regulations.

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Company with 250 or more employees

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SMEs (a company with less than 250 employees)

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According to Travel Tomorrow, Ibiza's local government has partnered with Airbnb to crack down on illegal tourist accommodations. This initiative, signed on 20 February 2025, aims to eliminate holiday rentals that operate outside legal boundaries and ensure compliance with local regulations. Airbnb will remove non-compliant listings and require hosts to provide valid registration numbers, while the Ibiza Council will increase inspections and enforcement efforts.

For more details, follow the attached link on the left-hand side of the platform.

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