AIRBNB HOSTS: What Worked in the Past Won't Work in the Future (the easy money has been made)
Summary
Richard Fertig emphasizes the need to adapt and innovate in the evolving short-term rental market due to increased competition, urging hosts to elevate their skills and seek new opportunities beyond the standard approaches that were previously successful. He highlights that what worked in the past won't work in the future, and hosts need to reinvent themselves by considering remote hosting, new geographies, and unique experiences to remain competitive.
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