Guests are Happy to Pay More For “Gap Nights”

146 viewsPublished: May 6, 20248m 46sScore: 85
Pricing & Profitability
intermediate
gap nights
short-term rental income
dynamic pricing
occupancy optimization
STR strategy

Summary

This video explains the strategy of capitalizing on 'gap nights' in short-term rentals to increase income and guest satisfaction. It covers setting minimum night stays, using data to optimize booking windows, offering discounts for gap nights, and automating messages for these opportunities.

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