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In a powerful move toward a more inclusive travel future, Expedia Group, through its short-term rental platform Vrbo, has partnered with Raleigh-based Becoming rentABLE, the only platform dedicated to listing accessible short-term rentals (STRs). Together, they’re addressing one of the travel industry’s most…
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We are excited to announce that Mobi-mat® and Becoming rentABLE are teaming up to create more inclusive travel opportunities.
This year, we will begin adding Mobi-mat locations on our Becoming rentABLE Destination pages. By including these locations we will be connecting renters and travelers with locations that they can explore with…
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I think this is an awesome idea as there are not many places that cater to disabled clients, please can you open as many as possible because I’m sure there is a desperate need for places like the ones you have advertised😃
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Great news!!!!
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In the US, there are only 1,500 accessible STR’s out of 1.5 million total.
Your participation in our survey will play a crucial role in helping us understand the diverse accessibility needs of travelers and advocate for more inclusive accommodations.
As a token of our appreciation, we’re offering a chance to win one of four $50 Amazon gift cards.
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Hello from the Republic of Panama, @becomingrentable !
Would it be possible for you to share the results of the survey with us? In the meantime, have a wonderful day! Best regards,
Greetings all. I am seeking support for a grant where Becoming rentABLE is a finalist. The voting ends tomorrow at noon EST and we need your vote!!!
We are excited to announce that Lorraine Woodward, our Becoming rentABLE CEO, is a finalist for the Mama Ladder Grant.
We are the only disability owned company. Your vote demonstrates the…
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Awesome!
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This week’s Walk-Through Wednesday highlights how seemingly ordinary and even inaccessible short-term rental can be transformed into accessible spaces! The house of id! is a great example of accessible features that other homeowners and property managers can incorporate to cater to a wider range of guests.
The owners are a mother/daughter duo who…
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Looks really nice!
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