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SINGAPORE, Nov. 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ The Asia Travel Technology Industry Association (ATTIA) has submitted comments to the Byron Shire Council (New South Wales) regarding its proposal to reduce unhosted short-term rental accommodation (STRA) from 180-days to 90-days in most parts of the Shire. ATTIA's members include travel platforms Airbnb, Agoda, Booking.com, Expedia Group, Amadeus, Travelport and Skyscanner. While ATTIA appreciates the Council's attempts to balance demands on various fronts, we strongly believe that a 90-day unhosted STRA limit is unlikely to meet the Council's objective of returning rentals to the housing market. At worst, it could irreversibly harm the Shire's tourism ecosystem and economy. 1.) Does not tackle underinvestment in affordable housing A long-term solution to the Shire's housing concerns involves creating and incentivizing affordable housing, as opposed to harsh measures which will do little to reduce house prices. According to the

Byron shireNew south walesNational housing accordByron shire council new south walesExpedia groupAsia travel technology industry associationByron shire councilGive me shelterHousing all australiansEconomic impact analysisNov 8022 prnewswire the asia travel technology industry association attia has submitted comments to byron shire council new south wales regarding its proposal reduce unhosted short term rental accommodation stra from 180 days 90 in most parts of 39s members include platforms airbnbCooking comExpedia groupRavelport and skyscanner while attia appreciates the council 39s attempts to balance demands on various frontsE strongly believe thata 90 day unhosted stra limit is unlikely to meet the council 39s objective of returning rentals housing market at worst