Italy CIN Registration

[Simon4820]

Apologies if this is posted twice but this site is not very good either for using or getting answers. I have to display the Italian CIN number anywhere I advertise my property. This is very easy on Booking.com but I can't find where I do it on here. Can anyone help please? 

[Angela1056]

@Rebecca2369 , when you first put your accommodation on online platforms you must ask permission from the Municipality, Region, Questura ecc. and you are assigned a number that you should have already entered in the ad. When you apply for the CIN with this number you’ll get it immediately. 

[Rebecca2369]

Oh, that's strange, I have a listing but we're never asked for a number. Although I've had the listing for a while so maybe it wasn't required back then. I do of course want to comply, I don't suppose you know where I can look to find out more about that? If not, I'll try some googling!

[Angela1056]

Here are the rules @Rebecca2369 https://www.regione.puglia.it/web/turismo/normativa-locazioni-ad-uso-turistico

[Rebecca2369]

Amazing, thank you

[Elisa]

Hi @Rebecca2369,
I am happy you found a solution in the community! 😊

I also wanted to share a Community Center Tip 👉 If you'd like to tag members in your comments, for them to get a notification of your message — simply press on @ in your keyboard, and the name of the person you are trying to reach should pop up.

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Warm regards🌻,

[Angela1056]

How did you manage to register your guests on Alloggiatiweb? This is mandatory in Italy (TULPS art. 109). All guests must register within 24 hours of arrival on Alloggiatiweb  (6 hours if they stay only one night) and there are penalty implications if you don’t @Rebecca2369 

[Rebecca2369]

For the last few years Angela the property has been rented via a villa company so they have done everything. We are taking it back over for next year so I'm bringing my old Airbnb profile back to life!