The pandemic has changed the future of the way vacations are spent and along with it the perspective of holiday homes across the globe. Many in the holiday home Dubai industry hope that when lockdown restrictions are relaxed in several GCC countries – business can continue in a different form. Holiday home providers are eager to adapt to new travel habits even without tourism. It’s been predicted that tourists will be seen all around the year choosing to stay in holiday homes Dubai rather than fancy, luxurious 5-star property. However, holiday home providers should pay close attention to a few important aspects in order to survive and prosper in this new social era.
Sanitization
Guest expectations for better hygiene and safety will rise in the future. The providers of holiday homes should, in turn, take steps to ensure that their guests are safe and secure while they are staying in their houses. The most important aspect of maintaining a holiday home is maintaining the hygiene of the place. Assuring that the employees dealing with the guests follow safety protocols will be crucial to providing safety kits upon each check-in.
Count on Experience
During this pandemic the concept of ROE (return on experience) will become more & more prominent, and on our minds for some time to come. In response to this pandemic, once this crisis ends, tourists will begin to seek out experiential stays and unique destinations that will make their vacations unforgettable. Travelers who are seeking an experience-driven holiday experience will actively seek out providers who actively meet their wants and needs in the years ahead. As a result, they will always endeavor to improve their ROE-Return on Experience.
Staycation Is the New Trend
In addition to the change in business patterns, domestic travel will become more common. As local restrictions are loosened, more holiday goers will prefer domestic vacations for safety and to reduce how much risk they are exposed to. Residents and locals can take advantage of special staycation packages to attract more occupancy in the months to come. In the month of April, more than 90% of staycations in Abu Dhabi were booked by Dubai residents. Many house stays has reacted to this demand by launching attractive offers to UAE residents.
Contactless Check-in
With the aid of technology, holiday home providers will be able to control costs and increase revenue. During and after the current pandemic, guests will appreciate the availability of self-check-ins, paperless contracts, and contactless payment solutions.
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