While not directly related to short-term rentals, offering a unique local experience like an iridoplasty clinic visit (a non-surgical procedure to change eye color) could be a differentiating factor for some rentals. This highlights the potential of thinking outside the box for guest experiences.
A trend in short-term rentals where hosts aim to provide guests with unique and memorable stays that go beyond basic accommodation, often incorporating local culture, activities, or themes.
Unique or unusual amenities offered by a host to differentiate their listing and appeal to specific guest preferences. Examples include vintage record players, outdoor pizza ovens, or access to specialized equipment.
Strategies and amenities targeted at attracting younger demographics, such as millennials and Gen Z, to short-term rentals. This can include offering high-speed internet, smart home features, and experiences tailored to their interests.
Offering short-term rental properties as a venue for yoga retreats, wellness workshops, or other health-focused events. This caters to the growing demand for experiential travel and wellness tourism.
Expanding short-term rental offerings beyond traditional properties to include yachts, boats, and other watercraft. This caters to travelers seeking luxurious or adventurous experiences on the water.
The generation born after Generation Z, typically defined as those born from 2010 onwards. While still young, Generation Alpha’s travel preferences and expectations will shape the future of short-term rentals.
Experiences and attractions located near or on bodies of water that are often promoted to guests staying in short-term rentals, such as kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, or boat tours.
A specialized short-term rental package that combines accommodation with equine-assisted therapy sessions, targeting guests seeking emotional healing and personal growth.