Key Data and Hospitable announce strategic partnership
US: Hospitable, a vacation rental management platform dedicated to self-managers, has announced a strategic partnership with global short-term rental data specialist Key Data.
Short Stay Summit 2024: Sally Henry, Key Data
UK: Sally Henry, vice president of business development, EMEA, at Key Data, speaks to STRz at the 2024 Short Stay Summit at Old Billingsgate in London.
Key Data launches quarterly seasonal report for UK STR market
UK: Short-term rental data and analytics provider, Key Data, has launched its first-ever quarterly seasonal report for the UK market.
Key Data announces PASC UK partnership
UK: Short-term rental data provider Key Data has agreed to become the exclusive data partner of the Professional Association of Self-Caterers UK [PASC UK], bringing fresh insights and data to the UK’s growing short-term rental market.
Key Data partners with the UK STAA
UK: Short-term rental data provider Key Data is now the exclusive data partner of the UK Short Term Accommodation Association [STAA], bringing insights into travel and occupancy trends for the UK’s short-term rental economy.
Key Data becomes exclusive data partner for the ASSC
Scotland: Short-term rental data provider Key Data has become the exclusive data partner of the Scottish association for short-term let property managers.
Key Data becomes exclusive data partner of ASTRA
Australia: Short-term rental data provider Key Data has become the exclusive data partner of the Australian association for STR property managers.
Key Data: US STR market sees 17 per cent revenue drop
US: The US short-term rental market saw a summer slowdown, experiencing a 17 per cent decline in RevPAR, according to analysis by short term rental data provider Key Data.
Key Data becomes exclusive data partner of STAMA Greece
Greece: Short-term rental data provider Key Data has become the exclusive data partner of the Greek association for short-term rental property managers.
Coronation fortnight to deliver £200m+ boost to UK tourism
UK: The UK’s travel and tourism sector is expected to see a boost of more than £200 million as a result of King Charles III’s Coronation weekend [6-8 May] and fortnight around those dates.