Analysis on the Distribution of Short-Term Rentals in the Quartieri Spagnoli: Considerations About the Regulation of the Phenomenon in the City of Naples

This study focuses on the Quartieri Spagnoli in Naples, exploring the intricate dynamics of touristification, urban regeneration, and community engagement. The global phenomenon of touristification significantly impacts cities, challenging their livability and socio-economic fabric. Active community participation is essential for crafting effective policies that align with sustainable tourism principles. The study proposes regulations beyond normative aspects, addressing housing challenges through quantitative limitations on vacation rentals and distribution regulations. The findings highlight the need for an integrated urban planning approach, emphasizing active community engagement to foster a sustainable urban scenario while preserving neighborhood identity. The study contributes multidisciplinary insights to support the call’s objective of making the tourism sector more sustainable and reducing negative impacts on cities.