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Italy Bans Self-Check-in for Holiday Rentals Over Security Concerns
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Italy has implemented a ban on self-check-ins using key boxes and digital number pads for short-term rentals, which is largely aimed at combating potential terrorism by requiring all renters, regardless of occupancy duration, to register at local police stations.
The need has arisen to implement stringent measures aimed at preventing threats to public order and safety linked to the possible housing of dangerous persons involved in criminal or terrorist organisations.
I express my appreciation for a decision that I have been hoping for for some time, which clarifies and guarantees better prevention of abuse, more effective access controls and an initial brake on unfair competition.
With facial recognition technology, owners are perfectly able to check the identities of their guests remotely, which means they can satisfy security concerns without showing up.
While we remain committed to promoting responsible hosting and ensuring that our platform continues to offer safe and enjoyable experiences for everyone, we look forward to to working with the Italian government on solutions that help address local safety concerns while meeting the needs of our hosts and guests community.
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- 1.Regulation
- 2.Italy under Georgia Meloni
- 3.Terrorist Attacks in Europe
- 4.Tourism
- 5.Real estate
- 6.Terrorism
