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• TITLE: Vacation Home Rental Concept and Its Connection to Climate Change—A Literature Review

  AUTHORS: Adjnu Damar Ladkoo

  KEYWORDS: Rentals, Hotels, Tourists, Climate, Market

  JOURNAL NAME: Theoretical Economics Letters, Vol.6 No.5, September 12, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Gone are the days when tourists had to rely solely on hotels. The new age tourists’ accommodation is simply known as vacation home rentals. Companies like Airbnb seem to be taking leaps in the tourism sector with the rapid propagation of their vacation home rental concepts; making hotels fear losing their position on the market. Moreover, with rising issues on climate change, it has become worth understanding how vacation home rental can aid. As such, this study has attempted to understand how vacation home rental companies function, their possible threat to hotels and their contribution to mitigate and adapt to climate changes. This study adopted a qualitative research methodology and used the integrative literature review approach. Climate change is a global phenomenon impelling people to think and act differently so as to have a better future. So, are vacation home rental concepts a boon for the planet and its living entities while being a curse for hotels?