The start-up company leverages artificial intelligence and digital nomad demand to expand its short-term rental portfolio.
Shift to platform business model a boost for financial services providers, says GhostDraft.
Robert Manson, founder Alimama Spaces (Ethics over monetary gains) | Exploring Careers in Tech #3
In this captivating episode of "Exploring Careers in Tech," ITWeb sits down with Robert Manson, the visionary founder behind Alimama Spaces. Robert leads the charge at Alimama Spaces, a groundbreaking property technology firm revolutionizing the way South Africans experience hospitality with Airbnb-like services. With a wealth of experience garnered from renowned tech giants including Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, and Altron, Robert brings a unique perspective to the conversation. In a thought-provoking discussion, Robert challenges the conventional narrative of career progression, highlighting the societal pressures that often confine individuals to a predetermined path of schooling, employment, and retirement. Drawing from his own journey, he exposes the pitfalls of trading dreams for financial security, advocating instead for the pursuit of ethical fulfillment. Urging a paradigm shift towards entrepreneurship, Robert emphasizes the importance of diversity in leadership, particularly advocating for increased r
The Tarlen Carshare platform enables individuals to generate income from their vehicles by renting them out to potential users, says Charles Aruya, founder of Tarlen Carshare.
The Department of Tourism signs a deal to leverage Google’s technology to boost tourism in South Africa.
The online accommodation booking platform earmarks funding to support inclusive and sustainable tourism growth in Africa.
The firm contributed R23.5 billion to SA’s economy last year, supporting thousands of jobs, says Genesis Analytics.
Robert Manson, Alimama Spaces founder, talks about how the business has grown, navigating COVID and problematic guests.
ITWeb TV: Hustling on AirBnB – The Alimama Spaces story
ITWeb news editor Admire Moyo speaks to Robert Manson, founder of proptech firm Alimama Spaces about the roots of the business, navigating COVID, misunderstandings with guests, and growth opportunities among other issues. #newsvideo #itwebtv #alimamaspaces
Airbnb will collaborate with the Ministry of Tourism to grow SA’s tourism sector and create more jobs.
The property tech company owns and manages over 203 listings on Airbnb and is considering listing on the JSE.
Newly-registered SA Airbnb hosts collectively earned R115 million income between January and September 2022.
The home-sharing platform sees growth in EMEA, with hosts earning R12 900 on average, this past winter.
The online platforms market inquiry calls for comments from short-term accommodation and travel service providers.