Dutch give Airbnb new legal twist
Airbnb’s legal situation just got murkier, at least in the Netherlands, where a court ruled that the company illegally charged 15% booking fees to renters
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Airbnb’s legal situation just got murkier, at least in the Netherlands, where a court ruled that the company illegally charged 15% booking fees to renters
For the past week, coronavirus has more and more dominated the news cycles, and especially so for travel-related news as both the effects and fear
Madrid, like any capital city, has a full assortment of famous museums, historical sites and the like, and like most, a thriving food scene. But
Brussels hotels will soon sport shiny new star ratings based on a new classification system developed in consultations with other countries, with patrons and with
Paris is finding its rent control laws hard to enforce, with a new study by a consumer protection agency finding that almost half of all
Qatar is hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup, the premier event of professional football (or soccer depending on where you’re from) and has innovative plans
This is the 21st century version of converting a royal palace or elaborate rail station into a hotel; the former headquarters of Nintendo in Osaka,
The recent trend in food-themed hotel rooms has a new entrant: Hotels.com is running a ‘Bread and Breakfast’ at New York’s Refinery Hotel, where the
Yes, another year-end roundup of odd lost and found items, this time from a hotel chain, and its list is even more varied than the
Expedia has joined Booking.com in taking action on the ‘resort fees’ that many hotels now charge, even if they are not resorts and provide no
Airbnb’s legal situation just got murkier, at least in the Netherlands, where a court ruled that the company illegally charged
For the past week, coronavirus has more and more dominated the news cycles, and especially so for travel-related news as
Madrid, like any capital city, has a full assortment of famous museums, historical sites and the like, and like most,
Brussels hotels will soon sport shiny new star ratings based on a new classification system developed in consultations with other
Paris is finding its rent control laws hard to enforce, with a new study by a consumer protection agency finding
Qatar is hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup, the premier event of professional football (or soccer depending on where you’re
This is the 21st century version of converting a royal palace or elaborate rail station into a hotel; the former
The recent trend in food-themed hotel rooms has a new entrant: Hotels.com is running a ‘Bread and Breakfast’ at New
Yes, another year-end roundup of odd lost and found items, this time from a hotel chain, and its list is
Expedia has joined Booking.com in taking action on the ‘resort fees’ that many hotels now charge, even if they are