A metaphorical term referencing the Norse god of the sea and wind, representing the unpredictable nature of the short-term rental market and the need for hosts to be adaptable and resilient.
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A shift in consumer behavior where people prioritize spending money on experiences and creating memories, benefiting unique and memorable short-term rentals.
A booking without a predetermined checkout date, allowing guests to stay as long as needed. Often subject to minimum stay requirements and…
Dividing the target audience for a short-term rental into smaller groups based on demographics, travel preferences, or booking behavior.
Offering convenient and secure parking options, whether on-site or nearby, is a valuable amenity for guests traveling by car.