A system used by the US, Canada, and Mexico to classify businesses, with specific codes for short-term rental operations.
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Glossary Term: Short-Term Rental
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A permit issued by some local governments that allows homeowners to rent out their property for short periods, typically less than 30 days.
Specific rules and ordinances governing short-term rentals in Napa Valley, California, often known for strict permitting and occupancy limits.
The mandatory process for short-term rental hosts in Napa County, California, to register their properties with the county government and obtain the necessary permits for legal operation.
A permit required by the city of Nashville for operating a short-term rental property, ensuring compliance with local regulations and safety standards.
The art and science of crafting memorable and positive experiences for guests staying in short-term rentals. This encompasses all aspects of the guest journey, from pre-booking to post-stay, and focuses on creating a cohesive and delightful experience.
The process of transferring funds between guests, hosts, and booking platforms for short-term rental transactions.
Promotional content used to attract guests to a short-term rental, including photos, descriptions, and videos.
A portable device providing internet access for guests, often offered as an amenity in short-term rentals.
A security measure requiring multiple forms of verification to access accounts, enhancing security for hosts and guests.
A situation where the number of short-term rentals in a specific area exceeds guest demand, potentially impacting occupancy rates.
A building or complex containing multiple individual units that are rented out as short-term rentals.