A decrease in the number of guests seeking short-term rentals in a particular market, often influenced by seasonal changes, economic factors, or external events.
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The practice of managing multiple short-term rental properties simultaneously, often requiring specialized software and systems to streamline operations.
Methods and technologies used to manage and secure access to a short-term rental property, such as smart locks, keypads, or lockboxes.
Data that guests willingly and proactively share with short-term rental hosts, such as preferences, interests, and travel styles. This information can be…
The common needs, wants, and preferences of guests staying in short-term rentals, including cleanliness, comfort, convenience, and communication.