>Sleep in someone's home (isn't this what the supposed wonder of AirBnB is for?). If you use AirBnB, then all the people whining about tourism (which seems to

>Sleep in someone's home (isn't this what the supposed wonder of AirBnB is for?). If you use AirBnB, then all the people whining about tourism (which seems to include you) will get mad that you're avoiding the local governments' hotel regulations. Personally, I did use AirBnB when I was in Germany last year because the tourists had driven all the hotel prices through the roof in one city. It was a great experience, meeting and talking to a local and staying in a private home. But apparently the anti-travel (for other people besides themselves) liberals think I suck because I didn't use a high-priced hotel.