Please support me and give me advice, knowing that I'm new to Airbnb.

[Abderrahim47]

Hello everyone
I’d like to let you know that the accommodation is a camp located in the heart of the Moroccan desert, offering complete tranquility and the beauty of untouched nature. Here, you can enjoy a unique desert atmosphere, clear star-filled skies, and an authentic experience away from the noise of the city.
The camp is prepared to welcome guests comfortably while still keeping the true spirit of desert life. If you have any questions about transportation, facilities, or what to expect during your stay, I’m always happy to help.
I look forward to welcoming you and offering an unforgettable experience in the Moroccan desert!

Listing link : Mon light desert camp. Private room in tent in Merzouga, Morocco 16+ guests11 bedrooms3 beds11 bathr... 

best regards,

ABDERRAHIM

[Selome0]

Hi @Abderrahim47,

Welcome to hosting, and congratulations on your new desert camp  it sounds like a beautiful and peaceful place with a really unique atmosphere.

Since you’re new, here are a few things that can help your listing attract the right guests:

• Highlight what makes the experience special
People love desert stays for the silence, stars, and cultural atmosphere. Make sure these stand out in your photos and first lines of your description.

• Add clear information about transportation
A lot of guests worry about how to reach remote places. If you can explain the options clearly, it helps build confidence.

• Show the comfort level
Even in a desert camp, guests want to know about beds, bathrooms, electricity, meals, and what’s included.

• Use warm, honest photos
Sunset, night sky, tents, shared areas  these visuals make guests dream about the experience.

• Set expectations clearly
Let guests know what is “authentic desert life” so there are no surprises.

Your place sounds wonderful, and with a bit of clarity and good storytelling, you should attract the right travelers. If you want to share more details or have a specific question, feel free to post it here  happy to help where I can.

[Abderrahim47]

@Selome0 Thank you very much for your kind words and valuable advice. I truly appreciate the time you took to guide me, and I will definitely follow these recommendations to improve my listing and attract the right travelers. Your support means a lot, and I’m really grateful for your help. Thanks again!

[Bhumika]

Hi @Abderrahim47 , welcome to the Community Center and thank you for sharing this exciting update! 😍 

Have you updated your listing on Airbnb yet? Please feel free to let me know if you'd like more information on how to host on Airbnb!

Regards,

[Abderrahim47]

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Hi there, thank you so much for the warm welcome and support!

I’m still new to Airbnb and learning step by step. I’ve updated my listing, and I’m hoping to improve my hosting skills and offer a great experience to future guests.

If you have any tips or guidance on how I can get better at hosting or using the platform, I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks again for the encouragement!

[Bhumika]

Hi @Abderrahim47 ,  I totally get it! Starting out as a new host can be indeed exciting and nerve-wrecking at the same time😉

Have you managed to implement any ideas shared by fellow hosts? To help you with more information, I am also sharing this wonderful guide shared by Joan that might help you : 👉A Guide For New Hosts 👈

Regards,

[Emiel1]

@Abderrahim47 

I was curious and wanted to have a look at the listing.

But there is no published listing attached to your profile.

Where is the listing ?

[Abderrahim47]

@Emiel1 I appreciate that, thank you. This is my advertisement.

https://www.airbnb.com/l/T070CD49

[Bhumika]

Thanks for sharing the link @Abderrahim47! I have updated it in the post above, so the hosts can easily access your listing. 

[Emiel1]

@Abderrahim47 

There is one important thing to notice:

Your listing seems to offer rooms in a larger "hotel-like" accommodation

(16+ guests, 11 bedrooms, 3 beds, 11 bathrooms)

You need to create a listing for each room (or a combinaton of rooms or even the whole place, but then link all the calenders:  https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/1864)

Now: if one room is booked, those dates on the listing calender show occupied and nobody else can book.

[Abderrahim47]

@Emiel1 “At the beginning, I thought that anyone could make a booking, so I believed this would bring me many reservations. I wasn’t aware that the correct process was different. I would really appreciate your help and guidance, as I’m still at the beginning.”

[Joan2709]

@Abderrahim47 

Welcome!

When you publish your listing, below is a guide for New Hosts to ensure the listing is complete and you are ready to accept guests:

New Host Guide

https://community.withairbnb.com/t5/Host-guides/Monthly-Stays-on-Airbnb-Guide-Revised/m-p/2066547#M2...

[Abderrahim47]

@Joan2709 Thank you very much for your kind message and helpful advice. I really appreciate you taking the time to share your experience. I’ll make sure to double-check these points. Thanks again for the support!

[Abderrahim47]

Hello,
I have listed my camp on the platform, and I would kindly ask you to take a look at it and let me know if anything is missing or needs to be updated to meet the requirements.
Thank you very much for your support and assistance.

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[Mafus0 · Accepted solution]

Hi @Abderrahim47 

Congrats on getting your camp listed, that’s a big step already. From experience, the main things Airbnb usually looks for are clarity and completeness rather than perfection.

I’d suggest double-checking a few basics:

Clear, well-lit photos that show all key areas of the camp

A detailed description explaining what guests should expect (especially amenities, sleeping setup, and any limitations)

House rules that are clear but friendly

Accurate location info and check-in instructions

If you’d like, you can share specific questions or mention what you’re unsure about, and the community can give more targeted feedback. Happy to help where I can, base on what I’ve seen over the years.

Best of luck with your listing!