Airbnb suggests ‘three strikes law’ to regulate short-term rentals


KUALA LUMPUR: In light of calls from the hotel industry to regulate short-term rental accommodations (STRA), Airbnb has also proposed various guidelines to complement the government efforts towards crafting the regulations.

This includes the implementation of a “three strikes law” where an individual's registration as an Airbnb host would be revoked following repeated acts of noise and nuisance, says Mich Goh, Airbnb’s Public Policy head for South-East Asia, India, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

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