Oyo plans major investment in European holiday homes sector
Indian budget hotel giant Oyo plans to invest $335 million in its holiday homes business.
It acquired Netherlands-based holiday rental company Leisure earlier this year with a focus on growing the business in Europe.
It rebranded it to Oyo Vacation Homes recently and will ‘strengthen the relationship with homeowners and enabling them with the resources required to deliver chic hospitality experiences’.
The ultimate goal is to become the largest holiday rental management business across Europe, under the OYO Home, Belvilla, Danland and Dancenter brands.
It will be targeting business travellers as well as leisure tourists.
"We are focusing on enhancing our customer proposition to not just families but millennials and young executives," said Tobias Wann, CEO of OYO Vacation Homes.
The home rental business comprises about 115,000 homes across Europe and attracts about 2.8 customers annually.
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