According to Phocuswright, 70% of people that stay in holiday homes can’t remember who they stayed with. That’s a huge amount of people who are unlikely to be a repeat guest. Of course, your new bookings might still thrive, but at a cost. Businesses spend a small fortune to attract new customers, whilst neglecting their past customers. On average it …
Why Every Holiday Rental Owner Needs to Blog A blog is an essential marketing tool for your holiday home business. It gives you the opportunity to show the “human” side of your business, connect with readers on a personal level and prove that you’re not just another rental owner. Most people will research a destination before choosing their accommodation. According …
It isn’t cheap running a holiday let due to the ongoing costs such as cleaning, utilities and maintenance to name a few. Altogether these can result in you making a loss, just about breaking even or making only a nominal profit. Increasing your occupancy or rental rates isn’t the only way to boost profits. By simply cutting your expenses you can …
Some people are unaware that home insurance is not a maintenance contract and does not cover the cost of maintenance, things breaking down or wear and tear. Insurance covers damage caused by sudden and unexpected events. This is why it’s essential that you take reasonable precautions to protect your property and ensure that your guests have a safe and disaster-free …
Before long, smart devices in holiday rentals won’t be a luxury, but an essential feature, just like Wi-Fi, smart TV’s and surround sound speakers. Research by August Home found that 60% of guests said they would pay more for a rental that is fitted with smart devices. Smart devices aren’t just for entertainment, they improve safety, are helpful and can …
The key to running a lucrative holiday let is to secure as many bookings as possible. Although it’s likely your typical guests will generally have the same characteristics, it’s possible that with a little creativity a versatile property can appeal to a range of holidaymakers. This means more bookings and more revenue. Here is how to attract different types of …
Holidaying in England can be a bit hit and miss weather-wise. One day you can have glorious sunshine and the next torrential rain. A rainy day can leave guests stuck inside with nothing to do in an area unknown to them. This can be a great worry for a holiday homeowner, as bored guests are likely to have an unhappy stay. …
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