This group is always looking for off the beaten path places to visit. Thought some might enjoy this.
https://www.timeout.com/news/the-top-trending-rural-european-destinations-according-to-airbnb-041626
Not perfect because they make you read two paragraphs to find out its not a place you are interested in, but the TimeOut travel news is generally less sensationalized than most.
I remember when Rome was still all about the local population. Before the tourists came. It was 176AD. Progress is a terrible thing.
The article, supposedly about top trending rural destinations, mentions and includes a link to Airbnbs located in Montreuil, France. Unfortunately, the Montreuil in the link is a different French city with the same name, just a few kilometers from Paris in one of the most densely populated suburbs. Let me warn you, it's going to be far from rural. :-)
their current ads on British TV is all about rural and hyper rural properties where hotels aren't. Lots of ads.
Coincidence? Or product placement? Call me cynical.
