"Your AirBnB was my home" Seen in Barcelona
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#BoycottAirBnB
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I feel like I just missed the ball on traveling, as if it's becoming increasingly impossible to go anywhere outside the little bubble I live in no matter how badly I want to get out of it
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Fantastic graffiti. It reflects the reality of how a right has become a form of profiteering. The state should take more decisive action against these toxic platforms.
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In south Europe (Spain, Italy), USA "ex-pats" are buying all the houses.
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I truly, truly despise Airbnb
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Seen in Madrid.
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Then what?
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The most greedy people in your apartment building just gave copies of their keys to a total stranger.
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For all those wanting to “go back to the good ol’ days” wait until you hear what the good ol’ days looked like for Barcelona
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Oh, poor eurobaby
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This is happening everywhere. Here in Brazil we have a bunch of Spanish, Portuguese and Italians buying our houses for their retirement plan, so they turn everything into Airbnb. Pretty sure they are doing this to other Latin countries too.
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It's like that in many cases in the US too
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Could be most spanish cities.
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Brutal.
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I don’t get why people even use airbnb where there are perfectly good hotels
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And Spain wonders why there's an independence movement.
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From what I’ve read a lot of ppl in Spain yelled at tourists and threw garbage at them (debatably cool) but because their economy was basically based on tourism a lot of Spanish cities are struggling right now.
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This literally happened to my parents
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- Take an empty house.
- Rent it out to tourists.
- There are now fewer homes per capita.
Again, supply was never the problem, artificial scarcity is.
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Why is there a housing crisis? Because greedy leeches be buying all the homes! 🙃
