Hello everyone, I'm hoping someone in the community has expe...
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Hello everyone, I'm hoping someone in the community has experienced something similar or can offer some advice. I'm an Airbnb...
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Hi,
Looking for a co-host in Aruba.
if anyone available please contact on
****.
Thank you.
Maybe this article is is helpful:
Find a co-host on the Co-Host Network:
https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/3472
Thank you for recommending the article but already tried that and it says no one available near my location and I will be notified if anyone is and I don't where else to find one.
I'll send you a DM.!
Alright 👍🏿
Hi @Bunty6 😊,
Thank you for looking for a co-host here.
I’m sorry that none are available at the moment. Another idea would be to connect with local hosts through our 👉 Local Host Clubs and ask them.
Let me know how it goes!
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tried that too it says not available.
Hi @Bunty6 😊,
Thank you for letting me know!
I will tag a few hosts from your area, don’t hesitate to reach out to them by DM.
@Linda3464, @George1903, @Sue-Ling0, @David14054, @Nicoleta47 and @Jacqueline1577.
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Hi
I currently own two Airbnb properties and also co-host other properties in India. I help with guest communication, calendar management, pricing support, and overall coordination.
I’m not demanding any fixed price upfront I prefer that you first see how I work and the service I provide, and then we can decide on commercials if it makes sense for both of us.
Happy to connect and take this forward.
If Airbnb's local network is not showing anyone, one alternative is a hybrid model: a remote operations team manages the guest, booking, pricing and reporting workflows, while trusted local vendors handle physical visits. That is how our team works with an owner's existing cleaner and maintenance contacts. If you are still looking, would that structure be useful, or do you need the co-host personally based in Aruba?
I would never recommend to hosts they use remote cohosts . Owners often look for cohosts because they aren't near the property themselves .
as a remote cohost you won't have valuable maintenance contacts , can't do spot checks with cleaners and can't be on ha d when things go wrong with properties or guests @Fatima746
strangely your profile doesn't show that you cohost any properties 🫢