It was a convenient solution for tourists. They will not receive the keys here in an easy way here
The hotel where you can check in without contact with the owner at any time of the day or night is the peak of convenience for many travelers. However, the authorities of some cities look at this differently.
Recently, Italy announced the revolution. In Florence, hotel owners have not been able to leave the keys for tourists in the caches for a long time. Similarly, the rules are to prevail in other Italian cities. Although some entrepreneurs have a plan to do the ban, you can see that officials like the new rules. Here’s what was announced in Dublin.
Dublin without key boxes
The capital of Ireland willingly visited by tourists who like, among others Short City Breaki, soon – like Italy – will change the rules on key caches. The changes were announced a year ago, and on April 14 they are to come into force. Dublin’s authorities are enough to install keys to store keys in the city center. In less than a month they will all disappear.
What exactly is it? In many cities, a convenient solution for tourists and hoteliers is popular. Instead of personally meeting the person renting a room or the whole apartment, those leave her code to the cache, which is installed on one of the streets in the city center. There is a key in the cache. That’s enough to get to the previously reserved object. It is not to be so easy in Dublin.
The ban is to apply only to public places such as entrances to tenement houses. This means that the hosts will still be able to leave the keys to tourists in the staircases inside the buildings.
Catches pose a threat?
Although the popular solution with cache has become a salvation during Pandemia, today the authorities of famous cities have many doubts about them. It comes, among others for the plague of premises intended for short -term rental, which is becoming more and more popular and easier. This does not like many local, and the authorities decide to fight such a phenomenon.
Drug trafficking plague is to be the second problem related to the caches. According to some councilors, they also serve as a place of receipt of illegal substances as a place to receive illegal substances, and the whole practice is difficult to control.
Will the time for changes in another country come after Dublin, Florence and other Italian cities? I must admit that it is quite possible. Some tourists will then get used to the new rules.
