'Anti-party' policy launched by Airbnb to block 'disruptive' summer holiday bookings

Now, Airbnb is looking to crack down on those who may be thinking of throwing "disruptive" parties this summer.

The booking site announced it will be rolling out "anti-party technology" during Memorial Day and Fourth of July weekends, according to a company press release. 

Airbnb lists different examples of actions that it says would make for a disruptive party with open-invite gatherings.

The California-based company listed a number of "disturbances" that could arise in the surrounding communities. 

A massive 45.1 million Americans are set to travel at least 50 miles from their home during the long weekend, AAA announced.

Texas, Florida, and California were noted as the states with the most flagged guests suspected of disrupting parties last year. 

Airbnb told Fox News Digital on Tuesday, "These measures announced this week are specifically for Memorial Day and July 4 weekends. If guests believe they were unfairly affected by these measures, we encourage them to reach out to our Community Support team directly."