Over the years we've collected a few stories from guests who have stayed with Look After Me hosts and put them in a video.
WATCH THIS VIDEO TO MEET SOME OF OUR GUESTS
Every property also has its own 'Visitors Book', where guests write about their experience. Here's what some of them have said:
Dunedin entrepreneur Julia Charity has come up with the novel concept of a "pop-up" digital 1000-bed hotel in the city to cope with the influx of visitors during major events.
Dr Charity is now looking for at least 400 homeowners willing to host guests for summer events, such as the Ed Sheeran concerts, and beyond.
A Dunedin entrepreneur is launching a campaign to increase the city’s accommodation capacity for major concerts and sporting events by giving homeowners a slice of the action.
Dr Julia Charity, a scientist, entrepreneur and recent arrival in the city, is launching a “Sharin’ for Sheeran” campaign, creating a digital hotel under the umbrella of her nationwide Look After Me accommodation network.
Rotorua-founded business, Look After Me, has announced the appointment of a new Director with effect from 1 August 2017.
With over 55 years experience in New Zealand’s tourism industry, Mike Johnson brings a wealth of experience, including twenty-five years owning an international tourism marketing company and involvement with national tourism bodies.
Travelling?
Getting a bit sick of the same ol', same ol'?
Would you like to try something a bit 'different'?
Have you heard of 'Homestay for Grown-ups'?
Nationwide accommodation network, Look After Me is helping fans going to the New Zealand Ed Sheeran concerts.
Director Dr Julia Charity who founded the company just ahead of the 2011 Rugby World Cup said they were delighted to be helping with the three Auckland and two Dunedin shows in March 2018.
Mums and daughters have a special bond, it's a girl thing!
But like any relationship it takes an investment of time.
Sharing words of wisdom, caring for each other as only women can and experiencing life together with the many emotions and 'first's' .
Why choose commercial accommodation when you can have the luxury of staying with friendly hosts at a homestay property?
Now Nationwide, New Zealand's Homestay Network has properties in beach, lake, bush and city locations all over New Zealand. It is helping pioneer the Sharing Economy in New Zealand and offers a small, boutique local experience.
Here are just a few reasons why you should book your Autumn escape in Northland.
This is an amazing experience not only for guests but for hosts too! Find out why our hosts look after our guests. Meet people from all around the world and earn money! What could be better?
By Monica Lewis
Traveling incites some wonderful sayings. One of my favourite quotes is this;
“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.”
I couldn’t agree more and personally I’d like to read all the pages and see the greenest of grass on the other side. But even if you have retired we may have the time to travel, there is the sordid question of the 'means'.
When one grows-up, intrepid travel does seem less romantic. Sleeping in a tent or in bunk beds in a dormitory loses its appeal for some of us and understandably so. There are the physical restrictions once the bones have gone weary.
Is Look After Me good for New Zealand? What do some on New Zealand's leading business people and key influencers think about the idea?
Winter-itis?
Me too....
Don't you wish you could escape for a few days?
Wouldn't it be nice to have something to look forward to?
For each of the five candles on her technology start-up company’s birthday cake, founder Dr Julia Charity has a reason to celebrate.
Charity’s company, ‘Look After Me’ launched in July 2011, ahead of the Rugby World Cup. It is an on-line market place that sells accommodation for short-term stays all over New Zealand.
HomeExchange and Look After Me announced a partnership that enables Look After Me members to register with HomeExchange and swap homes with 65,000 listings around the world.
Look After Me customers can now create an account on HomeExchange with their existing User email and Password and become active members of the international community. A badge on their profile shows guests and hosts that they are also a member of the world’s largest home exchange network.
Two local businesses have welcomed Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism John Key’s announcement that the Government would invest an extra $20 million over four years in tourism projects, by working together on a project to benefit the smaller tourism players.
Recent research shows at least 70 per cent of Kiwis want to work remotely or at least telecommute part-time. Some Rotorua residents tell us how they’ve made the shift from corporate life to the world of working from home.
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Heading along to Fieldays at Mystery Creek, June 15-18th? Look After Me has a great range of accommodation ranging from $50-$150. We have properties catering for sales reps, business peole and single travellers? We have hand picked a selection of our properties below perfect for Fieldays accommodation.
Hosts at Look After Me Homestay Network take a more personal approach to accommodation than your usual motel owners. Check out 3 of our top tips that some of our hosts do, to ensure your stay in New Zealand is memorable.
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