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Cornwall tourism crackdown as bosses plan holiday homes register - Vimarsana News

Cornwall tourism crackdown as bosses plan holiday homes register

People who let properties via Airbnb could be forced to sign up to scheme in bid to tackle overcrowding

Register of holiday lets in Cornwall consultation date and times - Vimarsana News

Register of holiday lets in Cornwall consultation date and times

It could soon be compulsory for people providing rented holiday accommodation in Cornwall to register their business.

Businesses in Cornwall can now apply for Tourism Awards 2022/23 - Vimarsana News

Businesses in Cornwall can now apply for Tourism Awards 2022/23

The 2022/23 Cornwall Tourism Awards are now open for entry and businesses from across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly are invited to submit their…

Cornwall residents slammed for calling tourists 'emmet' – 'Divisive and ignorant' | Travel News - Vimarsana News

Cornwall residents slammed for calling tourists 'emmet' – 'Divisive and ignorant' | Travel News

However, many didn't agree. User Samuel said: "To boil a person down to a word that serves you and not them is morally wrong." Another added: "It is negative, divisive and ignorant." Chief executive of Visit Cornwall, Malcolm Bell, explained: "Firstly, it is nowhere near as commonly used as it used to be. Source link

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Cornwall overtourism: Firm vows to put CAP on tourists in fury at traffic and litter | Travel News - Vimarsana News

Cornwall overtourism: Firm vows to put CAP on tourists in fury at traffic and litter | Travel News

Other cities across the globe have also taken action to avoid overtourism, such as Dubrovnik, which is limiting cruise ships, or Venice introducing fees for visitors. Although the company has not shared any more details, this decision means there will be a maximum number of five properties available to rent in St Ives, Mousehole and

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