Holidu Magazine

In this article, various retention strategies for holiday rentals are explored. In addition, technical facilities and post-stay follow-up are mentioned as key tools to retain customers and encourage their return.

Explore the tourism trends of 2024: from the rise of solo travel and wellness tourism to the growing popularity of trains as the preferred mode of transport. Discover how Artificial Intelligence is transforming the travel industry and how you can adapt your property to meet the changing needs of travellers. Get ready to stand out in the competitive holiday rental market and make the most of the opportunities offered by the new tourism landscape.

Boost your holiday rental's presence on Instagram! Discover how to create engaging and modern content, engage your guests, and stand out on this key social network. Turn your Instagram into a powerful marketing tool and succeed in the holiday rental world!

The guest folder, also known as an info folder, is one of the most useful things you can provide to your guests. With a well-prepared guest folder, you ensure as a host that new holidaymakers immediately feel at home in your holiday rental.

Carnival season is very popular in Spain and with it comes an increase in demand for holiday rentals. If you're considering renting out your property during this festive period, we recommend setting the right ambience for carnival celebrations. By doing so, you'll increase the value of your home and witness how rental opportunities multiply, as guests will love staying in a themed accommodation.

We are merging the brand of our subsidiary and host solution Bookiply with the Holidu brand.

From the deep blue waters surrounding Sydney’s Opera House to the teal vibrancy of the Venice canals. The terracotta rooftops of Dubrovnik’s Old Town to the dark slates in Zurich. From the red buses of London to the yellow trams of Lisbon, every city around the world has its own distinct palette - a range of colours that reflects the spirit and uniqueness of each.

Working abroad has increased in popularity in recent years. However, it appears that travellers are now looking beyond short-term stints and are instead keen to commit to working remotely for a more extended period of time. For example, Google searches around workations have started to decline recently after peaking post-Covid, but "digital nomad visa" queries have continued to increase and reached an all-time high at the beginning of 2025.

For any keen traveller, business class air travel just has a certain allure about it. From a smoother check-in process and a more generous luggage allowance to exclusive lounges and enhanced in-flight entertainment, it is often compared to being in a luxury hotel at 30,000 feet. But flying business is something a lot of people feel they can only dream of though, with it having connotations of hefty price tags only feasible to the rich. Instead many default to flying economy in a bid to keep costs down. However, it turns out that flying in luxury doesn’t have to break the bank.

Fascinating landmarks with plenty of history, bustling streets full of culture and natural beauty that is simply breathtaking.  There are many reasons why Europe and its cities draw millions of tourists from all over the world each and every year. But attractions that entice so many visitors bring the problem of overtourism. 

Are the days of lying by the pool, moving only to get another Pina Colada, gone? The days of holidaying in party destinations and drinking brightly coloured alcopops into the early hours are now seeming but a distant memory. Why? Well, the sober curious trend is on the rise.

Travel enthusiasts have long cherished the idea of being one of the first to explore an untouched landscape, somewhere unspoiled by mass tourism. However, you might be surprised when the supposed hidden gem you are visiting is, well, not quite so hidden at all.

The legal requirements for holiday rentals in the Region of Murcia can vary depending on location, size, season, services and facilities offered. The success in the management of rentals depends on the ability of promotion and administration by the manager or owner, but have you ever wondered what are the laws to comply with to avoid penalties or fines?

Who doesn't fancy making a bit of money on the side? If you've got a cottage or home in a nice location sitting around empty, you might be tempted to start letting it out as a holiday rental. That can certainly be a nice little earner - but make sure you stay on the right side of the law. Before you get started, check out this handy guide to holiday letting legal provisions.

Stag and hen parties. Four little words that can strike fear into the heart of even the most seasoned holiday rental owner. The truth is that bachelor and bachelorette parties offer an incredibly lucrative market. If you're willing to tap into it, you could be handsomely rewarded - but before you go there, it's essential to lay down the ground rules.

Our pets are more than just companions; they've become cherished family members. Travelling with them is a growing trend, and if you own a holiday rental, this is an opportunity. Let's explore how to transform your property into a pet-friendly haven, providing guests and their pets with the best experience possible to stand out in a constantly growing market.

The first thing guests notice about a holiday rental is its exterior – sometimes, it's a key reason for booking. We want to ensure they get a great impression of our property. Let's explore how careful exterior design and landscaping can turn your property into a dream destination, ensuring guests have an unforgettable experience from the get-go.

In the ever-changing world of holiday accommodation, digital technology can help you streamline and speed up bookings, making your tasks as a host or holiday rental manager easier. In this article, we're going to explain how you can make the most of this tool and benefit from the many opportunities it offers.