Airbnb has permanently banned all parties and events at all its properties around the world
The company said in a statement: "From castles in Europe, to vineyards in the US, to large beachfront villas in the Caribbean, amazing properties like these thrive on hosting multi-generational family trips and larger groups, and removing this cap is meant to allow those hosts to responsibly utilise the space in their homes while still complying with our ban on disruptive parties."
In late 2019, the firm prohibited parties advertised on social media as well as "chronic party houses" that had developed into "neighbourhood nuisances". It has also implemented rules to reduce disruption at certain times of year, such as banning customers in several countries including the UK from making one-night bookings for entire homes on New Year's Eve unless they have a history of positive reviews.
Airbnb said: "This new and long-term policy was enacted to help encourage and support community safety. "We look forward to sharing updates in the coming weeks and months on our efforts to complement our community policies on parties."
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