Hotel and short-term rental prices in Edinburgh have spiked as a three-night Oasis concert series coincides with the city’s annual Fringe Festival. According to AirDNA, demand for short-term rentals during the concert nights is up more than 20% compared to the same time last year. The surge has intensified accommodation shortages, pushing some festivalgoers to sleep in cars or camp on the outskirts. Rising costs are making it harder for smaller acts to draw audiences, as fans prioritize headline events. Local hosts face tighter regulations under new licensing rules, further constraining availability during one of the city’s busiest seasons.

AirDNA shows a 20% surge in Edinburgh rental demand as Oasis concerts collide with the Fringe Festival, straining the city’s housing supply.

Hotel prices go supersonic as Oasis gigs clash with Edinburgh Fringe

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Hotel prices go supersonic as Oasis gigs clash with Edinburgh Fringe