US EditionBarcelona to completely abolish short-term rentals for tourists by 2028
- Barcelona's mayor, Jaume Collboni, intends to ban short-term tourist rentals in the city within five years.
- Collboni plans to make apartments currently used for tourism on platforms like Airbnb and Homeaway available to locals.
- All 10,101 tourist licenses granted to landlords in Barcelona will not be renewed when they expire in November 2028.
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The Sarrià-Sant Gervasi district of Barcelona is celebrating. From June 25th to July 19th, the Vil·la Urània Civic Center will once again host the emblematic 'Summer Solstice Festival', an event that pays tribute to astronomer Josep Comas i Solà (1868-1937) and the celebrations he organized in the early 20th century to commemorate the summer solstice. Continue reading...
The announcement that Barcelona is about to close all tourist apartments in the run-up to 2028 has brought to the table a debate that transcends that of the tourism model that Spain needs and fully addresses one of the country's major problems: the scarcity of housing. With a contribution of more than 12% to the national GDP, tourism is a key sector for the economy and for the lives of millions of Spaniards, and it must remain so. However, the d…
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