The future of the STR industry with ALTIDO CEO Will Parry (Ep534)
Summary
This interview with the CEO of ALTIDO, a large European STR management company, offers insights into building a brand and adapting to market changes. Hosts can learn about the advantages of diversifying asset classes and the importance of revisiting their value proposition.
Key Insights
- •Diversification of asset classes (Airbnbs, serviced apartments, hotels, etc.) has become integral to ALTIDO's multinational business.
- •The article discusses the challenge of building a brand, especially when starting out in the STR industry.
Action Items
- ✓Revisit your value proposition as you build your business.Effort: lowImpact: medium
Tools & Resources
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