Italian judges have overturned a government ban on remote check-ins for short-term rentals, a measure that had previously led to the removal of keyboxes from city centers. This ruling provides a more favorable operating environment for short-term rental platforms in Italy.
The ban's cancellation eases a regulatory restriction that had impacted the convenience and operational flexibility for hosts and guests. Remote check-ins are a common feature for many short-term rental properties, offering flexibility for arrivals and departures.
This decision is a positive development for the short-term rental industry in Italy, potentially supporting the growth and accessibility of listings on platforms like Airbnb. It reflects ongoing legal and regulatory debates surrounding the sector in European markets.
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