Dec 21, 2022
DUBLIN - Dec. 21, 2022 - PRLog -- Homestay.com have updated their website to better reflect the changing customer base post-pandemic.
2022 has seen travelers returning with a vengeance and the Homestay market is no different.
The new design reflects the warmth of the Homestay offering where guests can find a "home away from home" with a selection of friendly, accommodating hosts in over 150 countries worldwide.
With an increased emphasis on sustainability in travel, Homestay.com Managing Director Yvonne Finlay says "There really is nowhere more sustainable than staying in a homestay. Compared to staying in hotels, by booking a homestay you ensure your money stays in the local community and that you get that truly authentic local experience."
The new website also recognizes the three distinct categories of customers booking Homestays - Students looking for long term stays, adventure travelers looking to stay in local communities and city breakers looking for a cheap alternative to hotels.
Homestay.com are confident of further bookings growth in 2023 after a buoyant 2022 and are well placed to benefit from the trend towards more sustainable travel.
Check out the new look website at http://www.homestay.com
About Homestay.com
Homestay.com is an accommodation marketplace dedicated to the homestay travel experience. With more than 33,000 hosts offering places to stay across 150 countries, Homestay.com enables travellers to stay in the home of a local resident while they are there. Focused as much on people as it is on places, Homestay.com puts hosts at the heart of amazing travel experiences. The company was founded in 2013 by Tom Kennedy, co-founder of Hostelworld.com and Debbie Flynn, a veteran of the education travel industry. Homestay.com is funded by Delta Partners Ltd.
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