With the right strategy and systems in place, advertising long-term Airbnb rental options can help hosts to boost occupancy and generate consistent rental income. Though, long-term rentals aren’t necessarily just a travel trend. With most countries returning to normal, guests are making up for lost time and ready to embark on far-from-home missions that they had to postpone or never had the time for before. Plus, for too long guests were forced by travel restrictions to limit their travel plans to destinations that are only a few hours away.

Fast-forward a couple of years and more travelers can choose a long-term stay over a short weekend, thanks to flexible working arrangements. Initially, when the demand for short-term rentals dropped, many Airbnb hosts introduced mid or long-term stays in order to keep their businesses afloat. The COVID-19 pandemic had a big role to play in this shift. While Airbnb has become synonymous with short-term stays, long-term Airbnb rentals are another avenue that more hosts are starting to explore and leverage. For guests looking for a home away from home, fully furnished rentals are the perfect alternative to staying put.

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