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The logos of Airbnb Inc. sit on banners displayed outside a media event in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Monday, July 27, 2015. Airbnb is hoping to spread its unique brand of hospitality throughout Africa. Photographer: Waldo Swiegers/Bloomberg

Airbnb’s Tassie tourism warning

TASMANIA risks losing tourists to other states if it restricts homesharing to 42 nights each year, accommodation giant Airbnb has warned the State Government.

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Air BnB. angry Airbnb hosts meet in Hobart. Picture: SUPPLIED

Airbnb hosts want cap plan scrapped

MORE than 120 Tasmanian Airbnb hosts have turned out in Hobart to protest against proposed new planning laws to place a 42-day cap on the non-permit period for listings.

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Robert Devine, Hotel Soho Licensee and owner of Boutique Accommodation Tasmania, a company that manages Airbnb properties. Picture: RICHARD JUPE

Airbnb remains a work in progress

AN accommodation expert says the State Government is “coming to terms” with the sharing economy, with indications it is willing to reconsider the Airbnb threshold.

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Airbnb host Merrydith Callegari of Lenah Valley. Merrydith loves the experience of meeting people via Airbnb and is happy the state government is set to extend the number of nights Airbnb hosts can operate. Picture: NIKKI DAVIS-JONES

Shifting sands of sharing economy

THE State Government appears to be distancing itself from statements it was considering extending the non-permit period for Airbnb and Stayz properties from 42 to 100 nights per year.

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The logos of Airbnb Inc. sit on banners displayed outside a media event in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Monday, July 27, 2015. Airbnb is hoping to spread its unique brand of hospitality throughout Africa. Photographer: Waldo Swiegers/Bloomberg

’You will decimate the industry’

THE giants of the sharing accommodation industry are rallying against proposed changes they say are “draconian” and will devastate a sector vital to Tasmania’s tourism industry.

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(FILES) This file photo taken on June 17, 2015 shows a person using the French version of the Uber app to order a UberPop cab in Paris. Uber was fined 800,000 euros (900,000 dollars) in France on June 9, 2016, half of which was suspended, over its UberPOP ride-sharing service. Two of UberPOP's senior executives in Western Europe were also fined 30,000 euros and 20,000 euros, with half of those sums also suspended.The use of UberPOP in France was halted last July amid a storm of opposition to the service from taxi drivers. / AFP PHOTO / THOMAS OLIVA

ATO crackdown on sharing economy

A STERN warning has been issued to hundreds of thousands of Australians earning extra income from the sharing economy — you will get caught if you don’t declare it in your tax return.

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former Cradle Mountain Airbnb operator Sandra Rowdenrich, annoyed with local council for closing her down.

Fees break for Airbnb rental

A PENSIONER threatened with an $84,000 fine for advertising her home on Airbnb has been offered a discount on council fees for a permit.

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