Regulation for Digital Accommodation Platforms Like Booking, Airbnb, and TravelGo: The Proposal Will Be Discussed in the Committee.
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A bill proposing that foreign digital accommodation platforms obtain a license from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism will be discussed in committee. If the bill becomes law, it will pave the way for Booking.com to resume operations in Turkey; existing foreign platforms will be given 3 months to obtain the necessary licenses.
Details of the regulation submitted to parliament concerning Booking.com and other digital accommodation platforms have emerged.
There are new developments regarding the Booking.com ban in Türkiye. A bill submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) is bringing the platform's return onto the agenda.
A new era is on the agenda for the platform, which has been unable to operate in Türkiye for 9 years and is used by millions of people. If the regulation to be discussed in the Turkish Grand National Assembly is enacted into law, the way will be paved for the platform to resume operations.
A bill proposing that foreign digital accommodation platforms obtain a license from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism will be discussed in committee. If the bill becomes law, it will pave the way for Booking.com to resume operations in Turkey.
A bill imposing new obligations on foreign digital accommodation platforms such as Airbnb, TravelGo, and Booking will be discussed in a parliamentary committee. If the bill becomes law, the platforms will be required to obtain a license from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and it will pave the way for Booking, which has been inaccessible from Turkey for 9 years, to resume operations.
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