PDL 96/2026 Liguria: The bill aimed at limiting short-term rentals
In short: The Liguria Region is debating PDL 96/2026, a bill (not yet approved) that would give municipalities the power to limit, suspend, or subject to…
Web 2026 Accommodations: A Guide to Short-Term Rentals and Vacation Homes
Alloggiati Web is used to report the personal information of guests to the Public Safety authorities. It is a separate requirement from ROSS1000, CIN/CITRA, and the tourist tax.
ROSS1000 Liguria 2026: CITRA, C59, and Tourist Flows
ROSS1000 is the regional reference system for Ligurian AAUTs. Webform, Anagrafica, and tourist flow data serve different purposes and should not be confused with Alloggiati Web.
A Comprehensive Guide to Vacation Rental Terminology
Today, the short-term rental market in Italy is a mature and increasingly significant sector. In 2024, there were approximately 350,000 active hosts on Airbnb, representing a 36% increase compared to…
ROSS1000 Liguria: How to Report Arrivals and Attendance
For the Ligurian AAUTs, the tracking of tourist flows is handled by ROSS1000. This guide explains what “arrivals” and “overnight stays” are and clarifies that these figures should not be confused with those reported to the police headquarters.
Short-Term Rental Safety 2026: Fire Extinguishers, Gas, and Carbon Monoxide
The Ministry of Tourism’s FAQs clarify which safety devices are required for short-term and tourist rentals and under what circumstances an exemption from the requirement for smoke detectors applies.
CITRA is the regional code associated with the Ligurian AAUTs. It is assigned after the apartment is registered with the Region and is distinct from the national CIN.
Vacation Rentals in Tuscany: What’s New in Regional Law No. 61/2024
The Region of Tuscany has introduced significant changes to tourist rentals through Regional Law No. 61/2024, which aims to regulate the sector and ensure a balance between…
What Is the CIN for Short-Term Rentals? A Practical and Comprehensive Guide
Effective January 1, 2025, all lodging facilities in Italy, including tourist rentals and short-term rentals, must have and display the National Identification Code (CIN).
Short-Term Rental Bureaucracy in Genoa: 2026 Guide to Compliance Requirements
In Genoa, regulatory requirements must be distinguished by type of lease. Here is an overview of the 2026 regulatory framework, without confusing CIN, CITRA, the Police Headquarters, tourist flows, and the tourist tax.