Seville to dry out illegal rentals
The Andalusian capital is taking strong measures against a widespread rise in unlicensed short-term rentals
August 22, 2024 No Comments
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The Andalusian capital is taking strong measures against a widespread rise in unlicensed short-term rentals
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