If you dream of living in Sicily for free for a year, the village of Sambuca might interest you.
This town has just teamed up with Airbnb to find the ideal candidate who will come to live for a year in a completely renovated charming residence, reports
Ouest-France
in its evening edition of this Thursday.
"The person selected will be able to settle in Sicily with their family (or their partner or a friend) and move into this remarkably restored residence, while continuing their professional activity, thanks to the new flexibility offered by teleworking", explained the platform in a call launched on January 18.
If,
✅You are thirsty for adventure
✅You like to
host ✅You want to live a year in Italy for free
We are looking for someone to help revitalize the village of Sambuca by becoming a host.
Apply now !
👇https://t.co/9nqfXBfOW1
— Airbnb France (@airbnb_fr) January 18, 2022
Help the village to “promote its cultural heritage”
The lucky winner must be ready to begin his stay from June 30 and must commit to "welcome travelers and contribute to the life of the village" for at least nine months. The person selected must have a “thirst for adventure” and a “like to receive”. Airbnb has clarified that all revenue generated by hosting travelers can be retained by the host. To apply for this “dream job”, two conditions: be of legal age and speak fluent English.
The village of Sambuca has already made a name for itself in 2018 by offering houses for sale for a symbolic euro.
Airbnb then took the opportunity to acquire this building before completely restoring it.
Thanks to this operation, the elected officials hope to “boost tourism and attract new temporary residents”.
For its part, the accommodation rental platform hopes to help the village “promote its cultural heritage” and “rediscover its lively and lively atmosphere”.
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