The event to remember is Saturday, November 14th, from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, at the Caesar Hotel: here, we will discuss the performances recorded in the recently concluded season, and discuss new management strategies and tools for tackling the market.
Among the guests was Maurizio Battelli, an expert in the non-hotel tourism sector.
The 2026 tourist season has just come to a close, but for vacation rental managers, the time to take stock already coincides with the time to plan for the future. In the short-term rental market, the ability to analyze results, interpret changes, and anticipate trends can make all the difference. This need has led to the Holidu Meet Up , where Sardinian hosts and property managers will meet for a morning of discussions looking ahead to 2027. It will be an opportunity to delve deeper into some of the issues transforming the sector: from property performance to the evolution of digital tools, including artificial intelligence and pricing management.
The meeting was organized by Holidu , a vacation rental and apartment management platform that supports over 30,000 hosts and property managers in seven European markets, with the goal of helping them generate more bookings while reducing operational overhead. This international company, in Sardinia, also focuses on first-hand knowledge of the market and relationships with those who work within the industry day in and day out.
Strategies for the future
The morning will begin at 10:00 with a welcome coffee , an informal moment to welcome participants and foster initial contact. From 11:00 to 12:15, the program will kick into high gear with a talk dedicated to analyzing the 2026 season and strategies for improving vacation rental performance.
The discussion will focus on AI and new tools available to hosts , along with dynamic pricing and pricing strategies. These are increasingly relevant topics for hospitality management, operating in a market where competitiveness depends on the ability to interpret data and adapt their decisions to changing demand.











