Strategies employed to navigate the fluctuating nature of the short-term rental market, such as adjusting pricing based on demand, seasonality, and competition.
The fluctuating balance between the availability of short-term rentals (supply) and the number of guests seeking accommodations (demand), influencing pricing and occupancy rates.
A metaphorical term referencing the Norse god of the sea and wind, representing the unpredictable nature of the short-term rental market and the need for hosts to be adaptable and resilient.
A dynamic pricing strategy where rental rates are adjusted based on real-time factors influencing demand, such as seasonality, events, holidays, and competitor pricing.
A dynamic pricing strategy used by short-term rental hosts that adjusts rental rates based on factors like seasonality, demand, events, and competitor pricing.