The short-term rental company became a Federal Trade Commission target over the summer after three senators asked for an investigation into how companies like Airbnb affect soaring housing costs. In a presentation in November, the American Hotel and Lodging Association, a trade group that counts Marriott International, Hilton Worldwide and Hyatt Hotels as members, said the federal investigation and the New York bill were “notable accomplishments.” The plan is a “multipronged, national campaign approach at the local, state and federal level,” according to the minutes of the association’s November board meeting. The documents provide an inside look at how seriously the U.S.
Hotels Make Battle Plans As Airbnb Poses Threat
By Katie Benner, San Francisco Chronicle: Business
Fri, 04/21/2017 - 6:52pm
Topics: federal trade commission marriott international hilton worldwide hyatt hotels u.s the san francisco vijay dandapani ceo york city airbnb troy flanagan democrats ftc july airbnb november hotel american hotel lodging association york the threat industry company local state hosts documents rules short-term rental million attorneys general investigation plan safety people
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