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Maybe, but they are maxed out so the clients like them. We've got a range of options; Last one is in production - Available fully off-grid if required.

It won't collapse, the staycation market has been really steady since 2016 with most areas having a large increase in units available and the occupancy has stayed the same, averaging at 80% nationwide. What will change is poor options of poor quality / poor service will struggle, the rates the...

Hi! I worked with onefinestay to create all of their T's & C's, they have thousands of homes globally and have refined the contracts over the years. My advice would be to mirror these as they are really watertight; https://www.onefinestay.com/terms-conditions/ Any questions just let me know.

The market will become tougher from next year when everything begins to open up so any new venture will need to stand out. I have a number of great options I'd love to share with you. This is cabin is currently being built for delivery later this year;

I'm currently looking to launch a number of sites across the U.K. and we are actively hunting for landowners. Here's our criteria; Sites large enough to accommodate a minimum of 5 well spaced units, with our sweet spot being land capable of accommodating 10-20 units Picturesque locations with...

PLANNING!

Rolled out 3 of these now - Just shy of 97% occupancy over £130 a night, they are south east less than 2 hours from London. Next site is an estate in North Norfolk, starting with 1 this year and scaling to a max of 10. Benefit is we roll these into place, only require water - Solar, LPG for...

Oat milk is £1.90 a carton in London :oops:

We have worked in rentals since before Airbnb launched and have run companies that have disrupted the traditional rentals markets managing thousands of homes across the world. We now support clients looking to diversify, from advice on what will work best for their land, location and budget...

Ours will be 20-50 years so if his are high spec they'll be up there. Definitely worth watching the market. I have worked in the rentals space since it began to really change, around 2010 when Airbnb really started to open the market up and since November I've been analysing the staycation...

I couldn't agree more, but let's not assume that sustainable results in a poor guest experience. Luxurious interior, solar electric, hot shower, good the compost loo's are not what they once were, and I am not talking about a long drop DIY toilet! As for fads, the sustainable tourist market...

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We specialise in supporting landowner to diversify with the best option for their land, often if the location is isolated and under 2 hours from major cities there's a solution to draw in a more affluent crowd. We are launching a brand for landowners to sit under which is going to drive direct...

Oh no! :LOL::LOL::sick: What are you charging per pitch?