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Greece Freezes Short-Term Rentals, Shaking Up EU Tourism - thetraveler.org
Summary
Greece's recent freeze on short-term rentals has sent ripples through the European Union's tourism industry, signaling potential shifts in regulations. This action, implemented on March 1, 2026, aims to address housing shortages and manage tourism. This could influence other European countries considering similar measures. Hosts should stay informed about evolving regulations.
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