It won't be as dramatic as you might expect. People in touristic areas already have side/off-season jobs. E.g. olive cultivation and harvesting is big in the me

It won't be as dramatic as you might expect. People in touristic areas already have side/off-season jobs. E.g. olive cultivation and harvesting is big in the mediterranean during winter. Also, the point is not to abolish AirBnB, but rather force it to return to its roots: rent your extra room or your house while you're away. The problem right now is that AirBnB is used as a loophole to eschew the expenses of building and maintaining a real hotel, while at the same time creates aberrations to the housing market that tear the local society apart.