A trend in remote work and digital nomadism where individuals travel and work from different locations, creating demand for short-term rentals with work-friendly amenities.
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Glossary Term: Travel Trends
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The period of highest demand for short-term rentals in a particular location, often characterized by increased booking rates and occupancy levels.
Emerging patterns and preferences shaping the short-term rental industry, influencing guest expectations, property features, and marketing strategies.
The generation born after Generation Z, typically defined as those born from 2010 onwards. While still young, Generation Alpha’s travel preferences and expectations will shape the future of short-term rentals.
The broader economic ecosystem encompassing short-term rental platforms, property management services, and related businesses that facilitate home sharing.
Elements influencing guest choices and actions during their stay, encompassing cultural norms, travel purpose, and personal preferences.
Researching and predicting future trends in the short-term rental industry, including demand fluctuations, pricing strategies, and emerging markets.
Refers to emerging trends and innovations in transportation that impact how guests reach and experience short-term rentals, like electric vehicles and ride-sharing.
The evolving patterns, innovations, and challenges shaping the short-term rental and hospitality industry, influencing guest preferences and business strategies.
The continuous shift in what travelers anticipate and demand from short-term rental accommodations, influenced by factors like technology, travel trends, and changing consumer preferences.
An organization promoting Europe as a tourist destination, providing insights and data relevant to short-term rental hosts targeting European travelers.