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Why attractive and trustworthy Airbnb hosts can charge more - Vimarsana News

Why attractive and trustworthy Airbnb hosts can charge more

Date Time Why attractive and trustworthy Airbnb hosts can charge more UNSW Business School research shows Airbnb hosts who appear to be more attractive and trustworthy charge up to 5 per cent more than their peers for similar listings. For online peer-to-peer markets such as Airbnb, where buyers and sellers interact directly, first impressions are critical. A study has found Airbnb properties with attractive and trustworthy-looking profile pictures attracted more guests and, as a result, hosts charged up to 5 per cent more per night than their peers for very similar apartments. The study: Und...

University of Cumbria marks International Women's Day 2021 with host of events - Vimarsana News

University of Cumbria marks International Women's Day 2021 with host of events

CELEBRATION: Professor Kaz Stuart Staff and students at the University of Cumbria have been taking part in a series of events to mark International Women’s Day 2021. The global day – held on 8 March each year - celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women and is also a day to raise awareness about women’s equality. Dr Erica Lewis, senior lecturer in Leadership and Entrepreneurship at the university’s Institute of Business, Industry and Leadership, led a sell-out virtual masterclass at lunchtime yesterday (MONDAY 8) which discussed women in leader...

Vaccine 'turning point' in SE | Dandenong Star Journal - Vimarsana News

Vaccine 'turning point' in SE | Dandenong Star Journal

By Cam Lucadou-Wells Monash Health’s head of infection control, Rhonda Stuart, was the first Victorian to get the Pfizer anti-Covid vaccine on Monday 22 February. It represented an “exciting turning point” for Professor Stuart’s team, which treated the country’s first confirmed Covid case in January 2020. “This will stop diseases, stop deaths and people needing to attend the hospital.” “It’s been a busy week,” she said after 1000 health care staff were jabbed over the next five days. But it was also a busy year, with Monash treating about 160 people with Covid-19. The hu...