Longing for something a little more than just a holiday…

What makes a holiday property valuable? Of course, it is first and foremost the location. But what happens when a location is literally overrun? Regions that attract hordes of tourists had already lost their appeal even before the pandemic. People long for freedom, personal fulfilment and lesser-known, scenic spots offering a high quality of relaxation.

The concept of ‘location’ is being redefined. In particular, holiday apartments are coming to the fore, with designs that create a unique living atmosphere. One way to achieve this is to effectively showcase regional characteristics through the architecture and interior design. Carefully selected accessories, spatial details and seamless transitions into the idyllic surroundings offer clear added value.

However, living in such a place also requires an appropriate infrastructure. Shopping facilities, restaurants, markets and farm shops, as well as opportunities for a varied range of leisure activities, are invaluable and enhance the property’s appeal. Some holiday properties feature extensive wellness or fitness facilities. This is particularly appealing if the primary intention is to let the property.

A comprehensive service that takes care of the needs of both owners and guests offers a certain degree of security and peace of mind. Guest services, property management, maintenance, upkeep and letting, as well as support in organising leisure and recreational activities, are in high demand – particularly abroad – and make a holiday property a place that offers added value.

A current example, with the last few units still available, is the Bades Huk holiday resort.
Read more here: www.badeshuk.de

Published on 28 December 2021