The importance of your Stay description.

Your Stay description is essential while aiming for nomad bookings. 

A decent description garnished with funny, sympathetic, and at the same time, informative wording can increase your sales!

Help our members to feel comfortable when visiting your page by welcoming them warmly on your profile with a Stay description that will make them want to come to your place no matter what obstacles Covid-19 will put in their way.

Describe your place as interesting as you believe it is, put your whole heart into writing one very attractive text to make booking decisions easier and faster!

Talking about attractiveness… 

>>> NOMAD NEWS <<<

Get Ready! Soon we’d be adding your profile picture to your Stay Page.
(To show the world how nice you are.)

Now is a great time to find a friendly looking picture of yourself for adding to your User Profile.  Go on, show off a little. Show our nomad community how welcoming you are.

Final release of this feature isn’t set yet but we’ll keep you posted.

Let us know about your location.

Of course we know a lot about travel destinations – but

not as much as you know about your own home!

Let nomads know about insider tips and what specialities they can explore in your location. Tell them why they have to come visit this place, go on our search engine and take a look at your location details and give us some improvement tips on what we are missing out about your home.

• We are happy to receive your self-taken photos of beautiful spots.
• Bring us back to the roots by telling us about your local history.
• Attract Nomads by sending us a description from your inside point of view on how amazing your place is!

Here’s an example:

Meet Our Family: Linda. 

Meet Linda, an Australian, tea-loving digital nomad now for over five years.
Living and working on the road full time.

Linda is the co-founder of Nomad Stays, currently based in France with partner Mark and their Australian dog Dakar Dingo.

Before that, she spent 20 years in the airline industry as an international flight attendant with Qantas and as in Saudi Arabia working for the Ministry of Finance as private crew. She’s lived and worked on 3 continent, travelled to over 60 countries. Passionate about flying and adventure motorcycling.

She gained her pilot licence at the age of 44 and now has 100 hours as a light sport pilot. Linda has also circumnavigated Australia on her Motorbike and crossed America solo from San Francisco to New York and travelled 40 countries and 3 continents on her motorbike.