Preventing bed bugs in your holiday home is something that you might not think about until you have the misfortune to get an infestation. Whether your holiday home is for you and your loved ones or if you let it out, an infestation of bed bugs is not nice.
Whether you are letting your static caravan for the first time or aiming to land more bookings this time, this guide to marketing your static caravan as a holiday home is designed to help you.
This is the time to think about marketing your holiday home online. A boom year for staycations is predicted for the rest of 2021, and the internet is likely to be the first place people look when it comes to finding a holiday home to stay in.
Your holiday home welcome pack that you present to your guests on arrival can really help make their experience a good one. And as we all know, first impressions matter. This brief guide is designed to help you think about how to make the information in your holiday home welcome pack work best, for you and your guests.
A static caravan is a serious financial commitment so it is important to get the right static caravan insurance cover. This is not only to protect your investment but to allow you to relax and enjoy your holiday home with the full assurance that you are covered.
Hiring cleaners for your holiday home is sometimes the only choice you have if you let it out and live some distance away. Even if you can access your holiday home easily, cleaning it can be a big job for one person so you may need some additional help.
The demand for UK holidays is expected to be very high in 2021, so ensuring that everything is ready in good time for letting your holiday home after lockdown ends may help you to recoup losses made after a very difficult year.
Cleaning your Static Caravan after lockdown is something you’ll no doubt be planning carefully, especially if you’re thinking of letting it out to guests once again. With local travel and other restrictions being lifted this is looking much more likely, so you’ll want to be prepared
As we all look forward to an imminent end to domestic travel restrictions due to coronavirus, you may be thinking about a much-needed break and returning to your static caravan after lockdown. This quick guide is here to help remind you of the things you need to consider when opening up again.
Fire prevention in your static caravan may not top of your list when you’re relaxing on holiday or a weekend break. However, fire can spread quickly and be devastating so it is good to know you have done all you can to minimise the risk of fire and to ensure your safety should the worst occur.