The initial phase of software testing where a select group of users (often internal or trusted external individuals) use the software to identify bugs and provide feedback before a wider release. Relevant to property management software and other tools in the short-term rental industry.
A style of photography that captures the warm, reddish glow of mountains during sunrise and sunset, often used to enhance the visual appeal of short-term rental listings.
A short-term rental property that is specifically cleaned and maintained to minimize allergens, such as dust mites, pet dander, and pollen, catering to guests with allergies or sensitivities.
The system used by short-term rental platforms like Airbnb and VRBO to determine the order in which listings are displayed in search results, based on various factors like relevance, guest reviews, and host responsiveness.
A broad term encompassing various types of lodging options beyond traditional hotels, including short-term rentals, vacation rentals, and serviced apartments.
A hypothetical term referring to a high-performing short-term rental listing that consistently ranks highly in search results and attracts a large number of bookings.
A pricing model where the nightly rate includes all fees and charges, such as cleaning fees, service fees, and taxes, providing transparency for guests.
Multiple sources of income generated from a short-term rental property, beyond nightly rates, such as cleaning fees, extra guest charges, or offering additional services.
Securing a reservation directly through a host’s website or personal channels, bypassing third-party platforms like Airbnb or VRBO, potentially saving on fees.