Airbnb, the home rental organization that will make its market debut one week from now, is making it harder to book lofts on New Year’s Eve in Paris, New York, London and other top objections to restrict the dangers of illegal parties in the hour of COVID-19.

As of Thursday, explorers who don’t have positive surveys on their Airbnb profile won’t have the option to lease a spot for a solitary night on Dec. 31 in the United States, France, Britain, Canada, Mexico, Australia and Spain, the San Francisco-based organization said in a proclamation.

Individuals wanting to go through the most recent day of the year in properties let through Airbnb will likewise need to vow they won’t arrange any parties on New Year’s Eve and they know about the legitimate charges they may confront in the event that they neglect to maintain the standard, the organization said.

All appointments made under past conditions will be kept up, Airbnb said. However, it added that most single-day reservations pointed toward getting sorted out huge year-end social affairs were generally made in December.

Very late appointments by individuals looking to lease a spot near their own home and who haven’t got positive surveys will likewise be limited, Airbnb said.

The new impermanent standards please top of past measures set up in August, under which Airbnb disallowed all parties and social affairs of in excess of 16 individuals in its recorded pads worldwide to restrict the spreading of the novel Covid.

The firm additionally made it difficult to lease a full home for a solitary night on Halloween in the United States and Canada to forestall illegal parties.

Airbnb’s new limitations come a couple of days before its first sale of stock on the Nasdaq financial exchange, which it expectations will assist it with picking up a valuation of up to $35 billion.