October 11, 2016
Airbnb’s attempt to bring landlords into the fold by offering them a cut of revenue is off to a rocky start. In an effort to get landlords to allow their tenants to rent units on Airbnb, the rental giant launched a program last month which offers landlords a cut of revenue between 5 and 15 percent from Airbnb guests in their buildings. But a month in, the returns aren’t promising. Landlords are concerned about getting entangled in legal and regulatory issues, as well as dealing with the risk of unknown guests….
Source: http://therealdeal.com/2016/10/11/airbnbs-plan-to-woo-landlords-isnt-going-very-well/
HANYC is delighted to invite you to a Roundtable Discussion of the trends most likely to impact New York City’s hotel industry in 2025 and beyond. There will be networking immediately following the Roundtable Discussion with wine, beer and light bites served.
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- Travel Recovery – How has the return to travel has been effected by the new post pandemic normal?
- NYC Benchmarks – How is NYC incoming travel fairing in comparison to comparable destinations?
- Tourist Spend – How (and where) do travelers spend in NYC?
- Outlook — What should we expect for the coming months and year?
- New trends shaping hospitality – How do consumers view amenities, technology and loyalty in the coming years?
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