Sustainable measures implemented in a short-term rental, such as energy-efficient appliances, reusable products, and recycling initiatives, appealing to environmentally conscious guests.
A niche form of tourism where travelers participate in volunteer projects or community initiatives during their stay, often seeking authentic experiences and contributing to local communities.
Practices and initiatives that promote environmentally friendly operations in short-term rentals, such as energy conservation, waste reduction, and responsible sourcing.
Implementing eco-friendly practices and amenities in the rental property to minimize environmental impact and appeal to environmentally conscious guests.
Implementing eco-friendly practices and promoting sustainability in short-term rentals, such as using energy-efficient appliances, reducing water consumption, and offering guests options for sustainable transportation.
The maximum number of tourists a destination or accommodation can support without negatively impacting the environment, local community, or guest experience.
Engaging with the local community, respecting neighborhood norms, and contributing positively to the area to foster a welcoming environment for short-term rentals.
Programs and policies implemented by governments, organizations, or short-term rental platforms to promote responsible and sustainable tourism practices within the short-term rental industry.
The economic, social, and environmental effects of short-term rentals on rural communities, which can include both positive impacts like job creation and negative impacts like housing affordability concerns.
Adhering to ethical and sustainable guidelines in managing short-term rentals, including fair pricing, transparent communication, and respect for local communities and regulations.