Hungarian term for “Seasonal Pricing,” referring to the practice of adjusting short-term rental rates based on fluctuating demand during different times of the year.
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Glossary Term: Revenue Management
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A dynamic pricing strategy for short-term rentals that uses algorithms to adjust prices based on real-time market demand, seasonality, and other factors.
A pricing strategy where the nightly rate for a short-term rental fluctuates based on factors like demand, seasonality, or length of stay.
The use of dynamic pricing tools and algorithms to adjust short-term rental rates based on factors like demand, seasonality, competitor pricing, and market trends.
A pricing strategy where hosts manually adjust their nightly rates based on real-time market factors like demand, competitor pricing, and events, rather than relying solely on automated systems.
The practice of optimizing pricing and availability to maximize revenue from short-term rental properties.
A pricing strategy for short-term rentals that involves offering discounted rates during shoulder seasons (the periods between peak and off-season) to attract more bookings.
Software or features provided by platforms or third-party providers that use algorithms and market data to automatically adjust rental rates for optimal occupancy and revenue.
A pricing strategy that adjusts rental rates based on factors like demand, seasonality, and property size to maximize revenue as a property manager grows their portfolio.
The Polish word for “darts,” symbolizing the need for strategic pricing in short-term rentals, adjusting rates based on factors like demand, seasonality, and competition to maximize occupancy and revenue.
A dynamic pricing strategy where rental rates are adjusted based on fluctuations in demand due to seasonal changes, holidays, or local events.
Strategies and techniques for maximizing rental income, including dynamic pricing, occupancy optimization, and revenue forecasting.