STAA - the Short Term Accommodation Association
Professional Services
United Kingdom
12 employees
- Employees
- 12
STAA - the Short Term Accommodation Association Overview
- Headquarters
- United Kingdom
- Website
- ukstaa.org
- Industry
- Professional Services
- Employees
- 12
- Founded
- 2017
- Funding
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- Company Email
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About STAA - the Short Term Accommodation Association
STAA- The Short Term Accommodation Association is the national trade body for the Short Term Let travel and tourism industry. The STAA was founded in March 2017 with a clear purpose in mind: ensuring greater cooperation to tackle common industry challenges and seizing shared opportunities in the sector. We work with all stakeholders to build the responsible, sustainable future for STR tourism and the businesses and people who work in it.
STAA - the Short Term Accommodation Association Contact Details
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STAA - the Short Term Accommodation Association Org Chart
Sample employees and titles| Name | Title | Location | Contact |
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| Mark Simpson | Founder of Boostly - Direct Booking Expert for Str & Mtr Hosts - Named Top 20 Most Influential in the Industry - Best-selling Author - $200m+ |
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| Charlie Reith | Government Affairs Director for Northern Europe at Expedia Group |
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| Dale Smith | Founder & CEO at Host & Stay |
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| Carl Thomson |
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