Some Kansas City residents hope to cash in on the World Cup through short-term rentals - KCUR
Summary
Kansas City residents anticipate financial gains from short-term rentals during the upcoming World Cup, indicating a surge in demand for accommodations. This presents an opportunity for hosts to capitalize on the event. Hosts should consider preparing their properties to meet potential guest influx and increase their revenue.
Key Insights
- •Some Kansas City residents hope to cash in on the World Cup through short-term rentals.
Action Items
- ✓Hosts should consider preparing their properties to meet potential guest influx and increase their revenue.Effort: lowImpact: medium
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