Google Vacation Rentals will no longer appear in Search results in the EEA: what it means for hosts

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Google Vacation Rentals will no longer appear in Search results in the EEA: what it means for hosts

Google has notified partners that its Vacation Rentals unit will no longer appear to users in the European Economic Area (EEA) from 8 September 2026. MyRent remains an official connectivity partner for Google Vacation Rentals.

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What changes on 8 September 2026?

Google will remove the Vacation Rentals unit from the Google Search results page for users in EEA countries. This affects a Search presentation, not MyRent's integration.

Why is this changing?

According to Google's notice, the change is part of adjustments to travel-result presentation made in response to the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

What remains available?

No action is required. MyRent will continue providing the Google Vacation Rentals feed. Google says the content may still support experiences outside the EEA and outside this Search unit, for example in Google Maps and at google.com/hotels.

What does this mean for MyRent users?

MyRent is an official connectivity partner for Google Vacation Rentals. The integration and accommodation data remain active; only the Vacation Rentals unit's visibility in Google Search for EEA users is changing.

What should you focus on?

Continue keeping property details, availability, prices and booking links accurate. This matters for every channel where Google presents accommodation and for guests arriving from outside the EEA.

Conclusion

This is a Google presentation change in the EEA, not a change to the MyRent system. We will continue monitoring Google's announcements and will inform you if the service returns or the display terms change.

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