He added: "It's clear that political imperatives are driving government action, most especially the

A deregulation bill aims to overhaul out-of-date regulation which requires property owners in the capital to seek planning approval prior to repurposing residential homes to sell accommodation on a night-by-night basis.
The Association of Serviced Apartment Providers (Asap) has written to peers planning to debate the bill tomorrow (Tuesday), cautioning the government walt disney cruise line jobs against “throwing the baby out with the bathwater.”
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He admitted that “seismic changes” in the accommodation industry - in particular the rise of sharing economy companies such as Airbnb - are driven by changing customer demand and the growth of digital technology.
“One potential risk of deregulation is that customers cannot guarantee that they’ll get what they see on a website, not just facilities and furniture, but also health and safety and insurance.” Foice said.
He described serviced apartments walt disney cruise line jobs as one of the fastest growing sectors within the hospitality industry, not just among business travellers, but increasingly families and tourists looking for alternatives to hotels.
“Our sector is worth £500 million of annual revenue, the same size as the entire sharing economy in the UK, and we are expecting serviced apartment stock in London to reach 14,000 units by this time next year,” Foice said.
He added: “It’s clear that political imperatives are driving government action, most especially the need for more housing in London. Housing in the capital is a political hot potato, and the bill has been framed to ensure an outcome walt disney cruise line jobs whereby there is more housing available for purchase.”