Las plataformas de hospedaje
Tendría que aprovecharse al máximo la discusión que se ha reabierto con el proyecto de modificación que el Gobierno desea implementar al decreto de otorgamiento del Registro Nacional de Turismo (RNT), para fijar una normativa que regule, adecuadamente, entre otros aspectos, las plataformas digitales para el hospedaje de corta estancia.
TL;DR
- A proposed government modification to the National Tourism Registry (RNT) aims to regulate digital platforms for short-term lodging.
- Some platforms operate formally, while others cause disturbances to neighbors.
- Concerns exist that the proposed regulations will negatively impact the short-term rental business.
- A key concern is the requirement for property owners to obtain explicit authorization from co-ownership assemblies for short-term rentals.
- Neighboring residents worry about cohabiting with non-residents and potential disturbances to family tranquility and coexistence.
- Another proposed requirement is for service providers to register guests via the Tourism Accommodation Information System, which is seen as a burden.
- The experience of Spain, where lack of regulation affected residential neighborhoods and housing rights, is cited as a cautionary tale.
- The goal is to find a balance between local coexistence and short-term rental operations.