The use of technology to automate and control home systems like lighting, temperature, and appliances, enhancing guest convenience and energy efficiency.
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Glossary Term: Technology
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An outdated communication device rarely used in modern short-term rental management but might be relevant for specific legal or administrative tasks in certain regions.
Hosts or property managers who are among the first to adopt new technologies, platforms, or strategies in the short-term rental industry.
The ability of a short-term rental’s amenities, such as Wi-Fi, smart devices, and entertainment systems, to connect with and function properly on various guest devices.
Software and hardware solutions designed specifically for the hospitality industry, including property management systems, channel managers, revenue management tools, and guest communication platforms.
The use of technology to automate and control various aspects of a short-term rental property, such as lighting, temperature, security, and entertainment, often remotely accessible by both hosts and guests.
A software system used to store, organize, and manage data related to short-term rentals, such as guest information, reservation details, and property data.
Smart lighting systems in short-term rentals that adjust color temperature and intensity throughout the day to mimic natural light patterns, promoting better sleep for guests.
Software applications and services that are hosted online and accessed via the internet, often used for property management and booking platforms.
Virtual backgrounds used during online meetings, increasingly popular for remote property tours and guest interactions.
Exhaustion experienced from excessive video conferencing, relevant for hosts conducting virtual tours or remote guest interactions.
A type of thermal printer used for generating labels, often utilized by hosts for luggage tags, key identifiers, or other organizational purposes.