The Vacation Rental Industry Association (VRIA.org) is a not-for-profit organization formed by vacation home Managers, Owner, Suppliers and Website Publishers to provide education, assistance, tools and out-reach for the Vacation Rental Industry.
Anyone in the Vacation Rental business can join the Vacation Rental Industry Association, volunteer, provide services or operate local chapters. VRIA has been built around the Internet. Local and international conferences are planned but news, information, tools and support is delivered daily over wwwVRIA.org. Major initiatives include<
Known as Holiday Homes and Holiday-Lets in some parts of the word, Vacation Rentals have become a preferred alternative for recreational travelers. They are located in city and suburban areas, well known tourist destinations such as Hawaii, Florida and Europe as well as regionally preferred locations including lake houses, ski chalets and getaways of every sort and size.
Vacasa on Death's Door (05/09/24 – LinkedIn.com POSTINGS) — With current liabilities $200 million more than current assets, is Vacasa close to bankruptcy? Or will a white knight buy the firm and sell of the inventory of read more ›
Vacasa Hawaii Vacation Rentals Plight: Low Satisfaction, High Fees (03/10/24 – Beat of Hawaii) — We felt stung when we checked vacation rentals in Hawaii and found that even on five or more day rentals, fees and taxes in most cases were about equal to or more than the actual rental cost. read more ›
Property Rights Include the Right to Rent it Out-- Even if Others Don’t Like It (05/02/18 – The Hill) — read more › read more ›
Beyond the sharing Economy hipsters hype - the Real Airbnb Effect (02/07/14 – Tnooze.com) — This is an opinion from Steve Brenner, co-owner of the Cross-Pollinate information site, owner of the Beehive and ex-member the STA Travel team. read more ›
Yelp aggressive Ad company (01/16/14 – Seattle Times Newspaper) — Is Yelp an impartial free service to consumers or an aggressive advertising company touting the services of paying clients, asks guest columnist Terry Thomas. read more › read more ›