Booking.com has a global reach and attracts both leisure and business travelers, so if you’re not there, you could be missing out on potential revenue. Read this blog to learn more about the Booking.com pros and cons for hosts and how you could use this platform for your business.

Airbnb regulations vary from city to city, and what may be allowed in one city may not be allowed in another. So, if you are considering starting hosting on Airbnb, it's vital to check your city's rules before you list your place. In this blog post, you can find some helpful information about Airbnb regulations by city, including licensing requirements and taxes.

Choosing bedding for your vacation rental property is challenging because it should please various people, look stylish, and be durable and easy to clean. So, what do you need to make your Airbnb bed? And should you buy expensive items or pick more affordable options?

Hurricane season can be a very hectic time for Airbnb hosts, so it’s in your best interest to be prepared for potential natural disasters ahead of time. We’ll look at the Airbnb hurricane policy and provide some tips to help you prepare your vacation rental property.

When guests need to cancel their booking, they must understand what to expect after they do it. That’s why you should clearly state the terms of your Booking.com cancellation policy, which will leave no room for confusion.

While most guests act respectfully, many won't treat your home like it's theirs. This may result in accidental damage to your rental property or your belongings. In this blog post, we'll talk about the Airbnb damage policy and how you can take advantage of it.

To ensure that nothing gets overlooked and your home is fully equipped to meet the needs of your guests, it’s smart to create a vacation rental inventory checklist.

If you are considering hosting on Airbnb, you should understand that you can only build a successful and sustainable business if you align your strategies with the company's core values. In this blog, we'll talk about the Airbnb rules for hosts and guests to give you a better idea of what is expected of you as a member of the global Airbnb community.

Let's take a closer look at the messaging tools that Booking.com offers to hosts to help them save time on operational tasks and ensure that guests can have timely replies.

You can offer a nightly discount to travelers who want to stay an entire week or a more significant discount for guests who wish to book a monthly stay. But there is also an offering that will improve your Vrbo listing’s appeal and directly contribute to a good cause. It’s a Vrbo military discount that you can offer to active-duty military personnel and veterans.

While listing your vacation rental property on Booking.com is free, you’ll need to pay a commission fee for each reservation made through the platform. So how much should you expect to pay? Read on to learn more about Booking.com host fees for property owners.

Although guests often plan their trips in advance, travel plans can change, and they may have to cancel their bookings. So how does Booking.com handle cancellations and refunds? Keep reading to learn about the Booking.com refund policy.

If you own an Airbnb, last-minute bookings are essential for keeping your occupancy rate high. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the benefits of offering discounts for last-minute bookings and some strategies for capturing more guests with Airbnb last-minute deals.

Did you know you can make money from renting out a tent installed on a plot of your privately owned land in a picturesque rural area or a scenic forest? Camping is one of over 50 Airbnb categories connecting outdoor lovers looking for camping reservations with Airbnb hosts. Wondering how to start renting your property to outdoor enthusiasts on Airbnb for camping?