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Short Term RentalzMar 20

Vista Parcs to list on AIM with £68.5m holiday park portfolio

Reading Time: < 1 minute UK: UK holiday park operator Vista Parcs Group has announced plans to list on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), with admission expected on 31 March 2026. The company said it intends to acquire a portfolio of 13 UK-based holiday and residential parks as part of the listing, with a total consideration of £68.5 million. The portfolio includes more than 1,700 pitches across sites located near coastal areas and market towns with additional development potential identified. Vista Parcs said the strategy is focused on increasing unit sales, converting some holiday units into residential accommodation and expanding its sales function. The company is targeting demand from the UK’s ageing population, citing growth in later-life housing needs alongside limited suppl

Short Term RentalzMar 13

Anyplace launches remote-work apartments in Tokyo

Reading Time: 2 minutes Japan: Remote-work housing platform Anyplace has expanded into Japan with the launch of furnished apartments designed for remote professionals in Tokyo. The San Francisco-based company said its first Japan location has opened at Ebisu Garden Place in partnership with Sapporo Real Estate Development. The apartments are located in the Ebisu Garden Terrace Nibankan residential tower in the Ebisu district of Shibuya. Anyplace said the project marks its first deployment in Japan and is aimed at international remote professionals, including software engineers, startup founders, digital nomads and long-term business travellers. The units are available for stays of at least 30 days and include high-speed Wi-Fi, an ultrawide monitor, ergonomic office chair and height-adjusta

Rental Scale-Up BlogMar 6

The Browser is the New OTA: How AI Travel Booking Agents Are Killing the 100-Tab Trip Plan

TL;DR- AI agents are shifting the travel booking experience on the internet from manual browsing to autonomous synthesis. Thibault Masson demonstrated this live using Perplexity's "Comet" browser, showing how an AI agent can take a vague prompt and autonomously navigate the web, check flight routes, compare Airbnb listings, and present a final comparison table without the user ever touching the keyboard.

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