Major entities in the hospitality industry in South Africa have called for government to step in an regulate Airbnb.
The house-sharing service has seen impressive growth in South Africa, but local hotels are concerned that the unregistered accommodation establishments listed on the platform are taking away business from established bed-and-breakfasts and hotels.
The Federated Hospitality Association of SA called for government to crack down on Airbnb, and smaller organisations have echoed this call.
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