Takeaways and learning lessons from VRMA Orlando (Ep 597)

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Published: November 7, 2023
Hosting Operations

Summary

This podcast episode recaps the VRMA (Vacation Rental Managers Association) conference in Orlando, highlighting the large attendance growth and positive outlook for the industry. Hosts can learn from the experiences of other managers and the value of networking and staying updated on industry tech.

Key Insights

  • The VRMA conference in Orlando had a record attendance, with a 50% increase from the previous year, indicating significant growth in the vacation rental management industry.
  • Many attendees were cautiously optimistic about the end of the year and the upcoming year, suggesting a return to more normal rental numbers similar to 2019.

Action Items

  • Consider attending industry events like the VRMA to network with other hosts, learn about new technologies, and stay updated on industry trends.
    Effort: medium
    Impact: medium

Tools & Resources

  • VRMA: The episode references the VRMA (Vacation Rental Managers Association) conference.(vrma.org)

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