I think actions like that just devalue what Eurovision is all about.
"I messaged the host just to say how disappointing it was to see someone trying to profit so much from Eurovision. It was pretty shocking and disappointing to see.Ĭallum Rowe and his friends are heading to Liverpool for Eurovision (Image: Liverpool Echo) "When I went back to the listing I saw that it had risen from £200 per night for the house to £41,145 per night. He said: "I got an email from the host which said 'we are unable to accept the booking at this rate, this is a brand new listing and we need to organise the listing for those dates', that was all it said. We were really happy with the location."Īs Callum and his friends began planning the other details of their trip, the 26-year-old received a notification from Airbnb to inform him that his booking had been cancelled. Speaking of when he first made the booking, he said: "We were really happy, we thought it was a bit of a steal at that price because of all the inflated prices, it was just a mid terrace house with three bedrooms and three beds in each. The university student said he was 'disappointed' after initially finding 'a bit of a steal'. READ MORE: UK's entry for Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool is announced
But later received a notification to say the booking was re-advertised for £41,145 per night. He was delighted to spot the booking advertised for a fee of £200 per night, the Liverpool Echo reports. He planned to book a house through Airbnb near to Sefton Park in south Liverpool for when the iconic music contest is held in May. A Eurovision fan was left 'shocked and disappointed' when a £200 per night Airbnb booking in Liverpool he wanted to rent was re-advertised for £41,000.Ĭallum Rowe, a huge fan of the song contest, planned to travel from Newcastle to Liverpool with his girlfriend and friends for the competition.
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