Take advantage of your legacy permit and secure extra bookings
Why We Recommend Allowing 2-Night Stays in Q3
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Leverage Your Legacy Permit Advantage
Because you hold a legacy permit, you are granted 4 additional contracts that must be used strictly for stays that take place in Q3—an advantage many new permit holders do not have. If these contracts aren’t used, they become a lost opportunity. -
Align with Guest Demand
Data shows the majority of Q3 searches are for 2-night stays. With a higher minimum, your home is excluded from most of the demand. Lowering to 2 nights for Q3 only puts your home in front of far more potential guests. -
Protect Long-Term Strategy
This adjustment would be temporary and limited to Q3. We’re not recommending permanent changes to your stay requirements—just a tactical move to help in slower months without compromising your overall positioning. -
Turn Empty Nights into Revenue
Every unbooked night is a lost revenue opportunity. Even one or two short stays can add meaningful income, especially when paired with the extra flexibility your legacy permit allows.
✅ In short: Allowing 2-night stays in Q3 helps you take advantage of your legacy permit benefit, meet current guest demand, and capture revenue that would otherwise be missed.