In November 2018 we held ReformBnB NYC, the first international summit of hotel associations grappling with the challenge of the short term rental industry. The main goal of the summit was to discuss on how to face all together the damages caused by the STR industry. During this summit, the hotel associations sign a manifesto […]
In April 2019 we held ReformBnB Barcelona, a second meeting where more than 30 hotel associations from all over the world took part. Since we were facing a global issue and not a case of individual cities, it was a priority joining efforts to demand that the local authorities settled measures to face the negatives […]
In November 2019 we held RefornBnB Buenos Aires, a third summit where all associations agreed, to launch the Global ReformBnB Forum which will seek to promote effective rules and controls for the short-term rental industry between ReformBnB summits. It was agreed to sign a memorandum of understanding with the United Nations World Tourism Organization.
The fourth Global Reformbnb Forum was held in Paris in May 2022. On that occasion, it was the first meeting with a stable situation following the health crisis, and a detailed account was given of the situation worldwide, as well as the consequences of the Pandema and the opening up of tourism, which has led […]
The first Global Reformbnb General Assembly was held in Kyoto. The meeting was attended by representatives of hotel associations from 20 countries around the world, with a strong presence of Asian countries. In addition, associations from more than 35 destinations joined the meeting digitally. Altogether the event brought together more than 250 people to discuss key issues in tourism. Attendees updated the […]
In the second General Assembly of Global Reformbnb, worldwide representatives of the hotel industry finalized a document that brought together the best practices in the field of digital distribution and committed to working together to eradicate aspects that of special concern to the sector, such as the unfair terms that the large OTAs impose on […]
