This article presents a comprehensive market research report on the global Holiday Home Market from 2025-2032, analyzing trends, segmentation by type and application, and key players such as Airbnb, Vacasa, Sykes Holiday Cottages, and others. The report highlights market drivers, challenges, and future growth opportunities across regions like North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and beyond.

Coupa, a financial technology company, has been recognized as a leader in embedded payments and accounts payable (AP) automation. The company's AI-powered platform streamlines financial operations, reducing processing time and improving supplier relationships. Coupa received recognition from IDC MarketScape and Forrester Wave, with a case study highlighting its impact on Vacasa, a vacation property management company that reduced payment processing time from 15 days to under three days.

Casago, a vacation rental property management company, has completed its acquisition of Vacasa, Inc., combining their operations to manage over 40,000 properties across North America, Belize, Costa Rica, and the Caribbean. The transaction marks a significant shift in the U.S. vacation rental industry, with Roofstock joining as a partner to enhance property management capabilities. Vacasa's stock has ceased trading following the acquisition.

Vacasa Inc., a property management service provider with annual revenue of $910 million and a market capitalization of $121.5 million, completed a series of mergers in April 2025, including a merger with Casago, a vacation rental company. The transactions involved a $47.4 million merger consideration and a $5.30 per share merger offer, with the Casago deal pending finalization. Vacasa's stock was delisted, and key executives resigned, while the company amended its corporate structure and governance. The mergers followed a challenging financial period marked by negative EBITDA and liquidity concerns.

Vacasa's stockholders approved a merger with Casago Holdings on April 29, 2025, set to close on April 30, 2025. The strategic move aims to enhance Vacasa's market position. Despite Vacasa's current financial struggles, including declining revenue and persistent losses, the recent merger announcement offers a potential positive outlook. Vacasa, a leading vacation rental management platform, operates in North America and manages homes in several countries. The company's current market capitalization stands at $140.7 million, with a year-to-date price performance of 12.32%. Vacasa partners with major booking platforms like Airbnb, Booking.com, and Vrbo.