PETALING JAYA: If you’re thinking of booking an Airbnb property in the country for a long getaway, your break might be cut short with a proposed limit on rental days.
If you’re thinking of booking an Airbnb property in the country for a long getaway, your break might be cut short with a proposed limit on rental days. Short-term accommodations in Malaysia will soon only be allowed to operate for a maximum of between 90 and 180 days in a year.
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