Amenities provided within a short-term rental for guest leisure, such as board games, streaming services, books, or access to recreational equipment.
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Glossary Term: Airbnb Experiences
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Activities, tours, or recommendations provided by hosts to enhance guests’ stay by connecting them with local attractions, restaurants, and culture.
Exploring and implementing additional income streams beyond nightly rentals, such as offering experiences, early check-in/late check-out options, or partnering with local businesses.
The opportunity for short-term rental hosts and guests to learn about and appreciate different cultures, fostering understanding and connection through shared experiences.
Personalized assistance and recommendations provided to short-term rental guests, including arranging transportation, booking activities, and securing reservations.
The use of colorful and dynamic lighting effects, often controlled by smart home technology, to enhance the ambiance of a short-term rental, particularly for events or themed stays.
Marketing a short-term rental as a peaceful and rejuvenating escape from everyday life, emphasizing features like tranquility, natural surroundings, and wellness amenities.
An interior design style characterized by bold colors, geometric patterns, and eclectic furnishings, often inspired by 1960s and 1970s aesthetics, to create a unique and memorable experience for guests.
Tailoring guest experiences by suggesting local attractions, restaurants, or activities based on their preferences or past booking behavior.
A travel style where guests stay at multiple short-term rentals on different islands within a region, creating a unique and adventurous itinerary.
A relaxed and carefree approach to timekeeping often associated with island destinations, encouraging guests to unwind and enjoy the slower pace of life.
A unique type of short-term rental accommodation typically made of ice and snow, offering a once-in-a-lifetime experience for guests seeking adventure and novelty. Popular in destinations with cold climates.