A tool used by potential guests to estimate the total cost of their stay, including rental fees, cleaning fees, and taxes, helping them assess the affordability of a listing.
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A marketing model where hosts partner with other businesses to promote their listings on external platforms, earning a commission for each booking generated through the referral.
The integration of technology into short-term rental design, such as smart lighting, voice assistants, and entertainment systems, to enhance guest convenience and comfort.
A trend where short-term rentals incorporate wellness-focused amenities and experiences, such as yoga mats, meditation spaces, or partnerships with local spas.
The art of using design elements, décor, and property descriptions to tell a captivating story about a short-term rental and its surroundings.
A growing focus on environmentally conscious practices in the short-term rental industry, including energy-efficient appliances, eco-friendly cleaning products, and responsible waste management.
The use of natural sounds, such as wind chimes or recordings of ocean waves, to create a relaxing and immersive atmosphere in short-term rentals.
The importance of designing short-term rental spaces that are both visually appealing and practical for guests’ needs, considering factors like furniture layout and storage solutions.
A trend in the short-term rental industry where guests prioritize unique and memorable experiences over basic accommodations, leading hosts to offer personalized recommendations and local activities.
The strategic use of design elements, photography, and messaging to create a cohesive brand identity for a short-term rental property.
Refers to the increasing use of technology and automation in the short-term rental industry, such as smart home devices, automated messaging, and dynamic pricing tools.
The concept of balancing visually appealing design with accessibility features to accommodate guests with disabilities in short-term rentals.