Airbnb has reshaped the way people travel and how property owners earn from short-term rentals. With millions of listings worldwide, it is clear that there is money to be made.…
Hosting on Airbnb can be a great source of income, but like any business, it comes with its challenges. One of the most common fears among new hosts is dealing…
If you're a property owner considering short-term rentals, you've likely asked yourself: What is Airbnb management, and do I need it? Hosting on Airbnb can be a profitable venture, but…
Running an Airbnb in Cape Town can be highly profitable, but many hosts unknowingly make mistakes that hurt their bookings and revenue. Understanding these common pitfalls—and how to avoid them—can…
The Airbnb market in Cape Town is highly competitive, both for property owners and the companies offering management services. Amid the competition, Cape Town Holiday Apartments (CTHA) has established itself…
Managing a short-term property rental is time consuming and hard work. Hosting your Airbnb is a full-time job, and one where you’re on-call 24 hours a day, juggling your property listings, arranging professional photography, managing the property’s cleaning, washing/linen, replenishing stock, managing bookings, and dealing with guests and their enquiries.
When it comes to property rentals, there are generally two options – long-term rentals, which are typically 12 months and longer, and short-term rentals that range from a day to a week, with some up to six months. While both offer returns, to decide which option is best for you let’s consider the pros and cons of each.
The findings in a report published earlier this year by Airbnb, clearly show that the lines between living and travelling are blurring. According to Airbnb, ‘we’re on the threshold of a new era of travel’.
When you book a holiday, a big part of getting away is about ditching your daily routine to enjoy time with family and friends. But this doesn’t necessarily mean slumming it.
Increasing profitability with Airbnb’s Superhost status You’ve ventured into the short-term property rental market by listing on Airbnb. You’re enjoying hosting guests and loving the extra income. Now, you’re wondering…