A dynamic pricing strategy that adjusts rental rates based on peak travel times, such as holidays, weekends, and special events.
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Glossary Term: Peak Season
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A pricing strategy for short-term rentals where rates are structured in tiers based on demand and availability, with higher prices for peak seasons and weekends.
A pricing strategy where higher rates are charged for desirable features, amenities, seasons, or events.
A period of exceptionally high demand and occupancy rates for short-term rentals, often coinciding with major events, holidays, or peak seasons.
A pricing strategy where hosts increase their nightly rates during periods of high demand for short-term rentals, such as holidays, special events, or peak season.
The cyclical fluctuations in tourist arrivals and their effect on short-term rental occupancy rates in Oludeniz, Turkey, throughout the year.
The period of highest demand for short-term rentals in a particular location, often characterized by increased booking rates and occupancy levels.
Adjusting rental rates based on fluctuations in demand throughout the year, typically charging higher prices during peak seasons and lower prices during the off-season.
Specific dates on a short-term rental calendar when the property is unavailable for booking, often used for personal use, maintenance, or during peak seasons with higher rates.
Pricing strategy for short-term rentals where higher rates are charged during periods of peak demand, such as holidays, special events, or popular travel seasons.
Periods of peak travel demand in a particular destination, often characterized by increased booking volume, higher occupancy rates, and potentially higher rental rates.