Post by High Priestess on May 3, 2019 23:18:06 GMT
Yeah I've had quite enough of these people calling themselves "hosts". They are most definitely not hosts!!
www.cbc.ca/news/business/biggest-airbnb-hosts-canada-corporations-1.5116103
In the European Union now, the law requires that Airbnb distinguish normal everyday actual "hosts" (which used to be what Airbnb was about, remember?) from large operators, corporations, and multi-million dollar businesses like this. We should require the same distinctions be made in the US and Canada, so people know fake "hosts" when they come across their hotel listings.
www.cbc.ca/news/business/biggest-airbnb-hosts-canada-corporations-1.5116103
In the European Union now, the law requires that Airbnb distinguish normal everyday actual "hosts" (which used to be what Airbnb was about, remember?) from large operators, corporations, and multi-million dollar businesses like this. We should require the same distinctions be made in the US and Canada, so people know fake "hosts" when they come across their hotel listings.