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Disappointment over Airbnb 'dishwashing ban': 'Not much of the romance left'

Disappointment over Airbnb 'dishwashing ban': 'Not much of the romance left'

Airbnb is ending the practice of allowing hosts to impose specific cleaning tasks, such as washing dishes or stripping beds, on their guests before checkout. Experts suggest this move aims to make the platform more mainstream, though some question if the change will truly benefit the user experience.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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