Spain has recently been rising up against mass tourism, with protests in places from Barcelona to the Balearics. But country ...

Spain has also ordered online tourist accommodation giant Airbnb to take down more than 65,000 adverts for violating licensing rules and has been in a legal battle with the US-based company.

Airbnb has been ordered to take down thousands of listings, but refuses to comply. What does this mean for travelling to Europe this summer?

However, those who have Airbnb bookings for the coming months may be startled to learn that Spain’s authorities have called for the removal of 66,000 short-term holiday listings on the grounds that ...

THOUSANDS more Airbnbs are at risk in Spain amid a major crackdown on holiday rentals. Earlier this week, the Spanish government confirmed that more than 65,000 holiday rentals had to be removed fr… ...

THOUSANDS of Brits face having their holidays cancelled to Spain this summer ahead of a huge government crackdown. The Spanish government has called for more than 65,000 holiday rentals on Airbnb t… ...

Spain is apparently so fed up with Airbnb's alleged rule breaking that it is working to ban nearly 66k listings in the country.

Spain's consumer rights ministry has ordered Airbnb to block over 65,000 holiday listings amid a severe housing crisis. The government aims to curb rising rental costs, blaming platforms like ...

The Spanish government has ordered Airbnb to withdraw 65,935 listings that failed to comply with local laws. The country's consumer rights ministry cited discrepancies in records and a lack of ...

In a bold move aimed at tackling a worsening housing shortage, Spain has ordered over 65,000 holiday rental listings on Airbnb to be removed. This crackdown reflects mounting concern over the role ...

Spain removes 65,000 Airbnb listings to control illegal rentals, addressing housing shortages and making homes more affordable for locals.

The Spanish Government has demanded Airbnb ban more than 65,000 holiday listings on their website after they were caught breaking the rules. Speaking on Monday, Spain's Consumer Rights Ministry ...