Essential Guide to Regularizing Your Vacation Rental and Avoiding Penalties
Renting out a vacation home can be a great source of income, but it also comes with legal responsibilities you can’t ignore. With the implementation of the Unique Tourist Rental Registry, all properties used for short-term rentals must meet certain requirements to operate legally.
If you own a rental property or use platforms like Airbnb or Booking, understanding the regulations is crucial to avoid fines, penalties, or even having your listing removed. To make things easier, we’ve prepared a clear and comprehensive guide with everything you need to know.
What’s inside our guide?
How to register your property correctly – A step-by-step guide to comply with regulations hassle-free.
Responsibilities of digital platforms – Find out what the law requires from Airbnb, Booking, and other platforms.
Penalties you could avoid – Fines of up to €100,000, rental suspensions, or tax inspections.
How to ensure your rental is legal and competitive – Compliance not only prevents issues but also boosts traveler trust and your property's reputation.
Why do you need this guide?
Rental regulations can be complex and confusing, but ignoring them won’t protect you from penalties. This guide will help you ensure your vacation rental is 100% legal and risk-free.
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