June 19, 2009

Vacation rentals replace hotels for travelers in Las Vegas

June 19, 2009 With the recent demise of several Extended Stay hotels in Las Vegas, there became an immediate opportunity to help introduce guests to a superior form of extended stay lodging, the vacation home rental. Most people simply opt for the typical glorified hotel room and haven't a clue that much better options are available. The typical extended stay hotel in Las Vegas will cost about $80 per night for a one bedroom suite. For that same rate, Las Vegas Retreats customers can have an entire 2 bedroom condominium with two king or queen beds, a real kitchen and dining room, and a family room with big screen or flat screen television. Considering that cable television and high-speed Internet access is also included for free, the value should be obvious to even the casual traveler. All this from, Las Vegas Retreats, one of the leading providers vacation home rentals and condo rentals in Las Vegas, NV. More information can be found in this article from PRweb

June 18, 2009

TravelStorm helps manage vacation rental websites

June 18, 2009 TravelStorm plans to empower the Vacation Rental Industry with Rezolution, a state of the art booking engine and content management system. Focusing on simple user-interface, Rezolution provides powerful tools that integrate with all of the Instant Software products including First Resort, Entech, Property Plus and V12 in order to make managing a website seamless. Integration is in the development plan for other leading industry software solutions. TravelStorm's owners are Joe Scurto and Amber Leto, both seasoned Vacation Rental veterans with extensive portfolios of web development, innovative marketing plans, Search Engine Optimization services and Vacation Rental Consulting. More on this new development from PRWeb

June 17, 2009

Tips for finding a vacation rental

June 17, 2009 Here are some great tips for finding a nice vacation rental and if you plan to take a trip to the beach this summer but haven't booked a place to stay yet, you're in luck because rentals are still available. If you know where you are going and when you're going, do an online search for that specific area. If your destination is relatively flexible, check out some of the bigger vacation rental sites. If your time-frame is flexible and particularly if it close, check Craigslist.org for owners discounting on unreserved last minute dates. There are more tips and details from the examiner.com