Short-term operators want clear regulatory details


Spick and span: Wong preparing one of the units he operates as a STRA for his customers in George Town.

GEORGE TOWN: Short-term rental accommodation (STRA) operators and property owners want an official briefing on the proposed regulatory controls.

Operators are worried that the new rules, expected to be enforced by local councils, could raise operational costs, discourage small-scale hosts and limit budget accommodation options.

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