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    Spain says Airbnb withdrew 65,000 listings deemed illegal

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    Posted on July 30, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Airbnb has removed 65,000 illegal listings in Spain following government regulations, with further demands to address 55,000 more listings.

    Table of Contents

    • Airbnb's Compliance with Spanish Regulations
    • Government's Findings on Listings
    • Airbnb's Response to the Decision
    • Future Implications for Holiday Rentals

    Spain's Consumer Ministry Confirms Airbnb Removes 65,000 Illegal Listings

    Airbnb's Compliance with Spanish Regulations

    MADRID (Reuters) -Spain's consumer rights ministry said on Wednesday Airbnb has withdrawn the 65,000 listings for holiday rentals it said violated existing rules back in May.

    Government's Findings on Listings

    Airbnb has appealed the government decision.

    Airbnb's Response to the Decision

    The ministry added it found an additional 55,000 listings without license numbers and demanded the online platform withdraw them as well.

    Future Implications for Holiday Rentals

    Airbnb did not immediately reply to a Reuters request for comment.

    (Reporting by Inti Landauro; Editing by David Latona)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Airbnb removed 65,000 listings in Spain deemed illegal.
    • •Spain's consumer ministry identified non-compliant listings.
    • •Airbnb is appealing the government's decision.
    • •An additional 55,000 listings lack license numbers.
    • •Airbnb has yet to comment on the latest demands.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Spain says Airbnb withdrew 65,000 listings deemed illegal

    1How many listings did Airbnb withdraw in Spain?

    Airbnb withdrew 65,000 listings that were deemed illegal by Spain's consumer rights ministry.

    2What additional listings did the ministry find?

    The ministry found an additional 55,000 listings without license numbers and demanded their withdrawal as well.

    3Did Airbnb respond to the government's decision?

    Airbnb did not immediately reply to a request for comment from Reuters regarding the government's decision.

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