Short-term rental checks begin for 1,500 Airbnb properties in Cyprus

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The Greek Ministry of Tourism has initiated the first checks on short-term rental properties, specifically targeting 1,500 Airbnb listings.
These checks are part of a new regulatory framework aimed at increasing oversight and compliance within the short-term rental market.
Penalties for non-compliance can reach up to €20,000 for property owners and managers who do not meet the required standards.
Owners of the targeted properties have already been notified by email regarding the specifics of the inspection process.
The inspections are being conducted by the regional tourism agencies to enforce the new regulations effectively.

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