legal, per country and, where the law is regional, per region or municipality. Which countries you publish is your decision: filter on the location’s address.country.
By country
classification carries the certificate’s number, the establishment category (an open list, such as hotel or pensiune_agroturistica), the kind of rating (stars or flowers), the rating from 1 to 5, the last day it is valid and the country.
legal.identifiers
identifiers lists every legal identifier the listing carries, at most one per scheme, as {scheme, value, valid_until, issued_by}; it is empty where the jurisdiction asks for none. The certificate in classification is also listed here as ro.classification, and a registration_number is always also listed here.
schemeis lowercase<jurisdiction>.<name>: the jurisdiction is the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code of the country that defines the scheme, oreufor a European Union scheme. A regional scheme carries its country’s prefix and names its region inissued_by.- A scheme name is never renamed or reused; a scheme whose format changes becomes a new name.
valueis the identifier exactly as the issuing authority wrote it.valid_untilis the last day it is valid, in the property’s time zone; absent ornullwhen it does not expire.issued_byis the issuing authority, as text.
Ignore a scheme you do not know. Schemes are added without a new version of the API.