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Booming Air Tourism Could Fuel European Rent Hikes of up to €250 a Year
Southern Europe and Ireland hit hardest by air tourism-driven housing crisis, T&E study finds Unchecked growth in tourism, facilitated by air traffic growth, is fueling an unaffordable housing crisis across Europe.
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The growth of air tourism in Europe is having a significant impact on housing markets, particularly in southern regions. This surge in tourism is driving up demand for housing, leading to increased competition for available rentals and subsequently higher prices. As a result, residents in popular destinations such as Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Greece are facing rent hikes of up to €250 per year.
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