A short YouTube video by Tim Hubbard offering practical tips for preparing an Airbnb for rainy weather. The speaker recommends installing awnings for covered walkways, keeping umbrellas visible and accessible (for example in a pot or vase near exits), and generally anticipating guests who lack local insider knowledge or encounter bad weather/traffic.
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A lot of times our guests get caught in the rain, you could say, because they headed out from our apartment and maybe they didn't have good insider information on the city. Maybe they got caught in horrible traffic at certain parts of the of the day or whatever it happens to be. They didn't have the insight they need to make the ultimate experience. So in this situation, of course, having an awning on the property would be really nice. If your property is in a place where you get some serious rain or snow and your guests need to check in and it's a long walkway or something like that, it might take them a little bit of time to get in. If you have an awning or you can add an awning there, well, that certainly helps. Umbrellas are also really nice to have. So if you're in a very rainy place, not a bad idea to have a little pot or vase or whatever you would call it with a bunch of umbrellas in there so your guests see them as they go out, right?