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Articles tagged “short-term rentals”

Hotels

Airbnb Tries to Clear Away Political and Legal Challenges in New York and San Francisco

With its latest public policy efforts, Airbnb is inching toward legitimacy by being more willing to share information with cities. But is this enough to appropriately address the real issues, and will cities be willing to meet them halfway?

Deanna Ting, Skift | 7 years ago

Airbnb Tries to Clear Away Political and Legal Challenges in New York and San Francisco

Hotels

UBS Report Says Regulation Slows Airbnb Growth in Popular Markets

Does this mean short-term rental regulations are actually working? Or just that Airbnb’s business is maturing?

Deanna Ting, Skift | 7 years ago

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Hotels

5 New Travel Startups Put Niche Spins on Short-Term Rental Booking

Airbnb and HomeAway clones are a dime-a-dozen. But we found a handful carving out niche market segments that seem promising. These startups focus on travelers interested in corporate-friendly lodgings, architecture and design properties, Asia's top destinations, and exclusive luxury residences.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 7 years ago

5 New Travel Startups Put Niche Spins on Short-Term Rental Booking

Hotels

3 Charts Showing Growth of Short-Term Rentals vs. Hotel Online Bookings

Online hotel bookings remain much more valuable than online short-term rental bookings and will see larger long-term online growth as more travelers use their devices to book a room and move away from alternative booking methods.

Dan Peltier, Skift | 7 years ago

3 Charts Showing Growth of Short-Term Rentals vs. Hotel Online Bookings

Ground Transport

The IRS Makes It Easier to Pay Taxes on Uber and Airbnb Income

This is a clear sign that the sharing economy isn’t in its infancy anymore.

Deanna Ting, Skift | 8 years ago

The IRS Makes It Easier to Pay Taxes on Uber and Airbnb Income

Hotels

The Manifesto for a Common Sense Approach to Regulating Airbnb

Can such a thing exist? Yes, but if we want it to work, we need short-term rental platforms and local governments to cooperate with each other.

Deanna Ting, Skift | 8 years ago

The Manifesto for a Common Sense Approach to Regulating Airbnb
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Hotels

Why Distribution Matters in the Changing Vacation Rental Sector

As power shifts toward distributors, property managers will need to embrace new technology tools to better leverage these channels while working to preserve direct bookings and repeat visits.

LeisureLink + Skift | 8 years ago

Why Distribution Matters in the Changing Vacation Rental Sector

Hotels

The Business of Hotels Vs. Short-Term Rentals in 4 Charts

Even as CEOs of major hotel chains argue that Airbnb doesn't threaten their bottom lines, the projection that some short-term rental companies will have higher room sales than some hotels by 2020 makes their footing less secure.

Dan Peltier, Skift | 8 years ago

The Business of Hotels Vs. Short-Term Rentals in 4 Charts

Hotels

5 Charts Showing State of Short-Term Rental Regulations in U.S. Cities

Many U.S. cities remain relatively problematic for short-term rentals as 38 of the 59 largest U.S. cities part of this study have no legal foundation for short-term rentals and 32 have restrictions in place.

Dan Peltier, Skift | 8 years ago

5 Charts Showing State of Short-Term Rental Regulations in U.S. Cities

Hotels

Hotel Urbano Launches Short-Term Rental Site With Installment Payment Option

Hotel Urbano is now offering short-term rentals while Expedia is showing HomeAway's vacation rentals and Booking.com has lots of apartment hotels. Convergence extraordinaire.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 9 years ago

Hotel Urbano Launches Short-Term Rental Site With Installment Payment Option