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Roamr founders believe it offers a perfect fit for budget-conscious start-ups and tech firms that employ millennials and Generation Z-ers

Companies had taken case over Italian law regulating online service providers

Vast swaths of office space have been left empty after a big shift to remote working

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Firm says growth in the current period for nights and experiences booked – a key industry metric – will be ‘relatively stable’

A gift to a friend North of the border exposes serious problems with using Airbnb

US firm battling range of questions on quality of its planes after mishaps

Renamed policy also allows hosts to cancel reservations without fees and other related consequences

It’s debatable what effect it would have on Israel, but it would have significant consequences for Ireland

Reaction to Dr Lorcan Sirr’s column

It is not acceptable to have tourists living in houses while 13,300 people live in hotel bedrooms

Recent filings by GL Real Invest and Mobile Homes Phoenix Park are one-page documents that simply list income and expenditure for the year

Industry chiefs call for balanced approach on accommodation

Businessman and his mother avoid prosecution after companies accept responsibility for unauthorised Airbnb lettings

Holiday rental company readies ‘multiyear journey’ to push into new areas as revenue growth slows

Law is designed as an initiative to tackle region’s housing shortage and would see closure of 28,000 tourist properties, according to estimates

Home-sharing company does not acknowledge ‘any liability’ as part of arrangement

In Dublin, shares were down on the day, in line with European peers.

Plans to introduce a short-term tourist letting register in Ireland are currently stalled

Q&A: Standalone properties must meet very specific rules to qualify for valuable tax relief on rent of up to €14,000

Properties will be given ‘expert guidance and workshops’ as well as financial aid

Irish Stock Exchange performs better than European peers but still little on upside for individual stocks.

After three years of work to reinvent a former school bus, ‘Dervla’ is now up and running as a successful self-catering tourist accommodation in Co Waterford

One smart move a company can make is to take digital transformation away from the IT department, an expert advises

The report found that Airbnb stays accounted for 6 per cent of all nights in paid accommodation across the country in 2022

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Q&A: Local authorities say they are clamping down; holiday site listings suggest they may not be having as much success as they thought

While plans to regulate the sector are delayed, anyone who can produce documentary evidence that they’ve been an Airbnb host for seven years or more will be in the clear

Seen and Heard: Airbnb listings rise, Meta rent talks, CRH in Ukraine, Google redundancies and Eddie O’Connor buys a vineyard

On The Money: Short-term letting provides a great opportunity for holidaymakers and landlords but it is a mixed blessing for Government

Q&A: The rules on both arrangements are different and, in the case of short-term letting, depend on whether you let out rooms or the whole property

Commercial interests and retirees with high incomes often outbid younger people

GoPlugable will allow homeowners to rent out EV chargers to drivers who need to top up vehicles

Only one in four Dublin West TDs attended online event addressing the rising number of eviction notices, Airbnb lettings and the Housing Assistance Payment, among other issues

From bagging a cheap flight and packing smartly to getting around and finding the prettiest sites, there’s a wealth of tech to help you on your travels

Meta, Google, Airbnb, Yahoo!, Twitter, Microsoft, Apple and Tinder account for 87^% of cross-border GDPR complaints to Ireland’s DPC

Four of the larger Killarney hotels now accommodating refugees along with a number of hostels, guesthouses and self-catering accommodation

San Francisco-based company says it is rolling out more than 50 new features and upgrades

Labour councillor Darragh Moriarty describes An Bord Pleanála’s decision as a ‘minor victory’ in a ‘bigger picture’

To avoid being sidelined by ageing skills, workers and leaders need to become ‘infinite learners’