Discover how AI and automation are transforming the vacation rental industry. From guest messaging strategies to revenue optimization, our blog shares practical ideas to help hosts and property managers scale their operations.
Most advice on how to increase your Airbnb occupancy rate starts and ends with lowering the price, which works in the same way that selling below cost works: the calendar fills and the year gets worse. There are nine levers that raise…
There are four ways to find Airbnb occupancy rates, they answer different questions, and picking the wrong one is why hosts end up comparing their own listing against a number that was never about them. Two of the four are free and…
Every host asks the same question after the first slow month: what is a good Airbnb occupancy rate, and am I below it? The honest answer is that the number you are looking for does not exist as a single figure, and…
Every host eventually asks the same question: why is the place down the road, with worse photos and a higher price, sitting above mine? Understanding how Airbnb search ranking works is the difference between guessing at fixes and changing the two or…
If you list the same place on Airbnb and Booking.com, one calendar is quietly working against the other. A guest books three nights on Booking.com, the Airbnb calendar still shows those nights as free, and the next Airbnb guest books straight into…
You ran the numbers on a property manager and it stung. A co-host or remote manager for a short-term rental typically takes 15 to 25 percent of your revenue, and a full-service company that also covers on-site work runs 20 to 50…
If you list the same property on both Airbnb and VRBO, you already know the nightmare: a guest books your place on VRBO, but Airbnb hasn’t updated, and now you have a double booking to cancel and grovel over.
Turno built its name on one thing: a marketplace that connects Airbnb hosts with vetted cleaners and auto-schedules turnovers off your calendar. That works well if you need to find a cleaner.
Every Airbnb host leaves money on the table. A guest asks if they can drop bags at 11am instead of 3pm — you say yes for free. A single empty night sits between two bookings and nobody ever rents it.
It is 11:40 PM. A guest cannot find the lockbox, the check-in instructions are buried in a thread they did not read, and your phone is buzzing.
