Bill to cap short-term rentals to 30 days a year
Ljubljana, 13 May - The Economy Ministry has outlined a draft hospitality industry bill that regulates short-term rentals in a bid to address a shortage of housing in the country, limiting them to 30 days a year. The bill will be sent into public consultation tomorrow until 17 June and Minister Matjaž Han hopes it will be passed by the end of the year.
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Economy Ministry tourism directorate head Dubravka Kalin presenting a draft bill on the hospitality industry which among others restricts short-term rentals to 30 days a year.
Photo: Katja Kodba/STA
Ljubljana
Ministry of the Economy, Tourism and Sport officials presenting a draft bill on the hospitality industry which among others restricts short-term rentals to 30 days a year.
Photo: Katja Kodba/STA
Ljubljana
Economy Minister Matjaž Han presenting a draft bill on the hospitality industry which among others restricts short-term rentals to 30 days a year.
Photo: Katja Kodba/STA
Ljubljana
Economy Ministry State Secretary Matevž Frangež presenting a draft bill on the hospitality industry which among others restricts short-term rentals to 30 days a year.
Photo: Katja Kodba/STA
Ljubljana
Economy Ministry State Secretary Matevž Frangež presenting a draft bill on the hospitality industry which among others restricts short-term rentals to 30 days a year.
Photo: Katja Kodba/STA
Ljubljana
Economy Minister Matjaž Han presenting a draft bill on the hospitality industry which among others restricts short-term rentals to 30 days a year.
Photo: Katja Kodba/STA
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