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AirDNA collects short-term vacation rental data from thousands of sources, including Airbnb and Vrbo/HomeAway, to build a comprehensive view of the short-term rental market. Sources of data also include private hosts (50K) and several strategic API partnerships with several large property management companies.
Want to participate? See the Info Sheet or go straight to the sign-up form now. It’s FREE! Or watch a demo video of the FREE hotel benchmarking dashboard you could start accessing right away.
Starting in March 2020, each month over 200 businesses throughout BC were polled on a number of topics related to how the pandemic is affecting their businesses; from eligibility and uptake of grant programs, to employment figures to personal challenges.
This BCRTS project was in partnership with the Tourism Industry Association of BC (TIABC) and the BC Hotel Association (BCHA) and BC Community Destination Marketing Organization (BCDMOA). When businesses tell us they are falling through the cracks, we reported it back and request changes such as expansion of the BC Small Business Grant, the creation of new grant programs for the hardest hit sectors and changes to eligibility criteria. It’s an essential way for us to gather and supply realtime information to the provincial government. The reports are available to the public and participation in surveys are vital to this work so we thank all stakeholders who have, and who will, contribute.
Our summit will bring together industry experts, travel enthusiasts, and local businesses to discuss the latest trends, strategies, and opportunities in Northern BC's tourism sector.
Expect engaging discussions, insightful keynote speakers, and interactive workshops that will equip you with valuable knowledge and insights. Connect with like-minded individuals, forge new partnerships, and gain inspiration to take the tourism sector to the next level in the region.
