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Pandemic and Travel Quarantine Impacting Airbnb Rentals Along the Shoreline
The coronavirus pandemic and the new travel quarantine advisory are impacting short-term rentals along the Connecticut shoreline during the normally busy summer travel season.
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COVID-19 Disrupts Traditional Summer Vacation Plans
As cases of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, continue to climb across the country, residents from 22 states have to self-quarantine for 14 days if they come to Connecticut. The order to self-quarantine is having an impact on Connecticut residents as well, leaving long-planned vacations and trips up in the air as more people are opting for staycations. Brooke Neller, from…
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Hotels, B&Bs, Short Term Rentals Prepare to Reopen
The State of Connecticut is moving into Phase 2 of the reopening plan and that will mean several businesses will be operating with a new normal. Phase 2 includes amusement parks, hotels, nail salons, driving schools, among other businesses. A full list of businesses allowed to reopen in phase two can be viewed here. Some businesses are hoping the second phase…
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Summer Rentals Impacted By COVID-19
Restrictions in place to limit the spread of the coronavirus are casting a shadow of uncertainty over what summer will look like on Connecticut’s shoreline. “We are solid booked and we may not be able to accommodate them,” said Perry Garvin, president of Garvin Family Corp. Garvin’s family has been renting out cottages on Hawk’s Nest Beach, a private...
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Questions Remain Around Summer Rentals
Owners and renters try to navigate what this summer on the shoreline will look like
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New Executive Order on Hotels and Short-Term Rentals
Governor Lamont issued a new executive order impact hotels and vacation rentals, limiting guests to essential workers.