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Travelers Find Perfect Vacation Home Through New Global Website

New Online Destination For Vacation Homes Helps Take the Stress Out Of Renting

2013-01-08
MINNEAPOLIS, MN, January 08, 2013 (Press-News.org) Just in time for the busiest travel season of the year, Holiday Rentals To Go announces the launch of its new vacation homes site. Poised to be a premier destination for renting, selling, or exchanging vacation homes, the site currently offers some of the world's most exotic properties ideal for consumers that want to escape the hustle and bustle of their everyday life.

"While we may hear many saying that the economy is in a bad state, the reality is that a signifigant segment of the population will still be taking their annual vacation" said Jennifer Snyder, founder of Holiday Rentals To Go. "Projections indicate that travel will remain steady, or rise compared to 2012, which means that many consumers are looking forward to a vacation away, even if they choose to stay closer to home."

Holiday Rentals To Go offers travelers the ability to rent, sell, or exchange condos or vacation homes directly through the property owner. The site offers a robust, user-friendly search tool designed to help site visitors find the perfect destination that suits their travel needs.

Property owners can register for a Passport or Ambassador membership and list their properties on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis. The site offers some of the industry's most competitive rates and all property owners that sign up for annual memberships during the launch phase will receive a $25 USD Visa prepaid gift card.

Featured properties currently available for booking include a spacious estate in McGregor, Minnesota boasting nearly 4,000 square feet of living space with all the comforts of home as well as an authentic beach house originally built in Bali, and then imported and reassembled in Pahoa, Hawaii. Other holiday rentals are also available.

"Holidays are the perfect time to cross off an exotic location that's been on your wish list and make memories with family members in a new and exciting environment," said Jennifer Snyder, founder of Holiday Rentals To Go. "Our site helps travelers do that in a way that's cost-effective and hassle-free and those two factors are extremely important to consumers when they are booking their travel."

For more information, to search vacation home listings or to list a property, visit http://www.holidayrentalstogo.com. For company news, new property alerts and special promotions, check out the Holiday Rentals To Go blog or follow the company on Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest .

Holiday Rentals To Go is the newest premier destination for selling, renting, or exchanging highly sought after vacation properties. The site offfers a vast variety of homes across the globe, and a hassle-free experience for travelers and property owners. For more information, please contact Jennifer Snyder, Founder (888) 870-4784 / jsnyder@holidayrentalstogo.com.


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[Press-News.org] Travelers Find Perfect Vacation Home Through New Global Website
New Online Destination For Vacation Homes Helps Take the Stress Out Of Renting