Too many PMS options? Meet Ynnov a recognized option in the short-term rental market.
And as usual Doinn only partners with the best options in the industry.
This is the case of Ynnov, a 100% Portuguese PMS developed especially for vacation rental.
Keep reading all the details about PMS Ynnov đ
Developed 100% in Portugal and in Portuguese:
Ynnov is a PMS that has been evolving for 12 years, bringing together some of the best tools.
Since its origin in 2010, Ynnov has maintained a process of continuous improvement that guarantees you, today, maximum efficiency in the management of your properties on all fronts where you can operate.
With a Portuguese team that understands the needs of the local industry.
In the market for 12 years, in constant evolution and growth, the Ynnov platform is today the most complete PMS available for the Portuguese market.
With its wide range of features, the Ynnov software guarantees an efficient and automated management of the entire operation, whether short term accommodation, hostels, or hotels.
By using Ynnov, hosts and property managers can save precious time in daily management, regain quality of life and focus on what is really important for their business.
Decreasing the probabilities of human error will increase customer satisfaction and increase the profitability of your properties.
Ynnov is considered one of the best Portuguese PMS and Channel Manager, as it maximizes productivity, allows a professional level of management and, consequently, maximizes positive results.
Since the creation of Ynnov, in 2010, the team’s main concern is the constant improvement of the software, to follow all the important developments in the evolution of the tourist market, as well as the main needs of its customers.
Therefore, today Ynnov guarantees maximum efficiency in the management of all aspects of the accommodation business.
Features:
The Ynnov software includes a powerful Channel Manager, which synchronizes with the main distribution channels, and a Property Management System, which allows customers to centrally manage all aspects of reservations and accommodation.
This also includes:
Communications to the SEF.
Emails and text messages.
Cleaning service
Maintenance
Online check-ins
Finance
INE/SREA reports, guest data, tourist taxes, digital keys, notifications and alerts, various automation mechanisms, staff, owners’ portal, and statistics.
With the additional certified invoicing software, YnnovFAT, invoicing is as fast and easy as a single click.
The Ynnov mobile application, available for iOSand Android systems, allows customers to always follow the daily activities of their business, no matter where they are.
Whether it’s check-ins and check-outs, cleaning, new bookings or other important aspects, it’s all in the app.
Ynnov also allows accommodation owners and managers to easily develop a personalized and attractive website to directly promote their brand/accommodation and attract direct bookings, not tied to distribution channel fees.
The web design is customizable, with a modern design, intuitive use, and full compatibility with mobile devices.
Editing multi-language content is easily done directly in the PMS software.
Having your own direct sales channel allows owners and managers to increase customer loyalty as well as direct bookings.
For those who already have a website, Ynnov also has a solution, a booking platform that can be connected to any website or used on social networks.
Today we are welcoming our recent integrated partner: TOKEET
Tokeet it’s a great addition to our portfolio of integrations.
Tokeet offers a complete, fully integrated, and best-in-class suite of products for all aspects of a vacation rental business.
Their platform contains all the tools you need to grow from 1 to 1K rentals.
Providing a full-stack platform. Tokeet is a one-stop shop for vacation rental management software solutions.
This was more than an excellent reason to make an integration with them.
How does Tokeet works?
We know there are a lot of options to choose from on channel managers and tons of PMS solutions.
So we figured it was easier to share this video with you guys to hear the reasons directly from the horse’s mouth đ
Tokeet is a Property Management System (PMS) launched in 2016 with over 50,000 rentals.
Aimed at hosts and managers from 1 to 1,000 properties!
Tokeetâs solutions make it easy for vacation rental managers to coordinate reservations across multiple channels, automate tasks, and perfect pricing.
Beautiful, colorful, vibrant Lisbon.. Portugalâs Capital City.
With a population of just over 500,000 and a whopping 3 million visitors per year, itâs no wonder that you want to drop by!
Lisbon is a top tourist hotspot and a wonderful, as well as affordable holiday location.
Overlooking nostalgic coastal views and monuments steeped in history.
Lisbon is the perfect place to explore, unwind and relax.
Stick with us here at Stasher, the best option for luggage storage in Lisbon, to learn more about what in the world to do in a city where there is so much available at your fingertips!
You know how the saying goes, the quickest way to anyoneâs heart, is through their stomach!
We figured the best way to start your Lisbon experience is through taste, and what better food is there to encompass all that Lisbon has to offer if not its very own Pastel de Nata (custard tart).
Believe it or not some monks found themselves with too many leftover egg yolks and decided to get creative!
Today, we thank them for the beloved national treasure that is this pastry.
Immerse yourself in the wonders of Portuguese cuisine at the Compadre School of Cooking located at Number 14, Rua Heliodoro Salgado.
Here you can learn to make your very own authentic Pastel de Nata, so that the next time you crave a piece of Portugal, youâll only have to travel to your kitchen.
Since we are on the topic of great Portuguese food, we recommend that you head over to somewhere like Clube de Fado to delight in some more of the countryâs delicacies.
But be warned, the taste bud tickler, for once, is not the star of the show. No no, that spot is reserved for Fado.
This emotive genre of music originated in the 1820s in Lisbon, but it is believed to have much earlier and deeper origins.
Fado is often linked to cafes, restaurants and is known for its eerie, melancholic melodies not to mention its beautifully profound nature, musically and lyrically.
Feira da Ladra, roughly translated to ââThe Market of Thievesââ, is one of Lisbon’s oldest markets.
Dating back to the 12th century, this market, once displaying random, unwanted second-hand items for sale (hence the name), has grown and evolved into what it is today.
A place where you can find clothes, books, handmade/carved goodies, countless antiques carrying the history of Portugal in their shine, and definitely some souvenirs that you can take home to your loved ones.
So put on your best adventurerâs hat, make your way down to Campo de Santa Clara and swerve through the lively Feira da Ladra, haggling to your heartâs content.
Learn more about the history of the famous Lisbon Flea Market here.
If youâre looking to learn more about Portuguese culture and you also happen to be a fan of art, look no further than the Museu do Azulejo, also known as The National Tile Museum.
The Museu Nacional do Azulejo, founded by Queen D. Leonor in 1509, is located in R. Me. Deus 4, 1900-312, Lisbon, and it is dedicated to the azulejo, the traditional tilework of Portugal.
The word Azulejo means ââpolished stoneââ, but I donât think that that description quite represents the meaning of the tile to the Portuguese people.
Tiles trace as far back as the 13th century and were initially used to protect the walls of wetter areas such as bathrooms and kitchens from dampness/mould, but they became a common expression of Portuguese culture and art in the 15th century.
The museum features, but is not limited to, a wide range of decorative ceramic tiles, in various colours and made of many different materials, beautifully depicting the history of the Portuguese Empire from as far back as the 15th century, right up until the present day.
So youâve visited one of Lisbonâs most historically rich locations, learned as much as you can about Portugal, got lost in all itâs astonishing swirls and patterns and now youâre wondering, âwhat do I do next?â.
Well it only stands to reason that, since youâve spent so much time admiring the azulejo, you should make one yourself!
Yes, you can totally do that, and at the Museum no less! So remember, when you get through the exhibition and explore till youâve had your fill, sign up to the workshop the Museum offers, and jump into the hands-on experience of creating the traditional ceramic tile.
Lucky for you, all of that inspiration should still be whizzing around in your brain, so have fun and get creative. No pressure!
6. Igreja de SĂŁo Roque or âChurch of Saint Rochâ
The first Jesuit church in Portugal and one of the only buildings to survive the devastating earthquake of 1755 nearly untouched, it is a wonder to explore.
With breathtaking sacred art, a dazzling marble and gold interior, and featuring our beloved traditional tile work, the astoundingly clever mannerist and baroque architecture, (work of Filippo Terzi, royal architect of Filipe II of Portugal), is sure to draw you into its grasp.
The SĂŁo Roque Museum, which you may also be interested in surveying, is stationed right next to the church.
Free guided tours are offered at 3pm Thursday to Sunday if you want to learn more about the churchâs past, but you are also welcome to have a browse at your own pace.
Although we definitely recommend making the most of the tours, given that the story of this building is astonishing, (and if we tried to explain it all to you in this blog alone, we would be here for the entirety of your holiday).
Tram 28 follows the most famous journey in Portugal.
This particular tram has been around since 1914, when horse-drawn carriages still carried Lisbon’s locals through its winding streets and over the seven hills that the city was built on.
The tram travels through the centre of the city and, similarly to a sightseeing bus, it passes through older areas of the city, allowing tourists (and locals) to appreciate its original architecture, newly built areas for the modern heads, as well as many of Lisbonâs attractions.
Learn more about the Tram 28 route as well as how to purchase tickets here.
We recommend that you get a day pass for the tram, it costs between âŹ6-âŹ7 and lasts for 24 hours.
Tram 28 has over 30 stops on its path, so it may take you a while to get to the end of the line.
But if you have some time while in Lisbon, be sure to jump on this journey to the past, or at least as close to the past as you can get.
If you love nature and take pleasure in seeing animals thrive in their natural habitat, then this is the activity for you!
You will depart from the Lisbon coast on a speedboat, travel over the Tagus River, pass under the famous â25 de Abrilâ suspension bridge and start your venture into the ocean.
You will also be able to see many of Lisbonâs amazing monuments along the way.
The goal is, of course, catch sight of some dolphins up close, but with the help of a marine biologist that will be on board, if you are lucky enough, you may encounter various other species of marine wildlife on your travels.
These include but are not limited to, jellyfish, sharks, turtles and much more! Note that the weather can sometimes affect this activity.
Head over toAirbnb Experiences to book this wondrous, you guessed it, experience!
The last activity, one of the most popular in Portugal, and certainly the hardest to beat, is a good old beach day.
Because if thereâs one thing that holiday goers, backpackers, locals and travellers alike can all agree on.
Itâs that lazily rolling around in golden sand or somersaulting into the misty deep blue, are hands down some of the absolute most satisfying ways to spend your holiday.
So, search for luggage storage in Lisbon and then hop on a bus, a car or a broomstick.. (we donât judge) and make your way to one of these beautiful beaches to appreciate what the world has to offer.
Oh and since we love you so much, check out the list of beaches below, accessible by public transport from central Lisbon along with some other beaches that are a short drive away.
Donât say we donât do anything for you! đ
Beaches accessible by transport:
Praia de Carcavelos
Praia da Conceição
Costa da Caparica
Praia de Santo Amaro de Oeiras
Beaches accessible by car:
The Serra da Arrabida
Praia do Guincho
Lagoa de Albufeira
Fonte da Telha
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We hope that this blog has done the trick!
Now that you have all of the information needed to make your trip to Lisbon a success, use it wisely. Enjoy!
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