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Growing number of ‘homestays’ giving R.I. tourism a big boost
BEACH HOMES such as this one in Narragansett are hot commodities on the rental market this summer, according to local tourism officials. / PBN FILE PHOTO
Tourism officials in Rhode Island’s shoreline communities are preparing for a bustling summer season based, in part, on the large number of home rentals booked through online platforms such as Airbnb Inc. and Vrbo.
Louise Bishop, CEO and president of the South County Tourism Council, said the occupancy rate of rentable vacation homes in beach communities could exceed the 95% rate seen last summer at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. In years prior, the rate had been about 85%, Bishop said.
Hundreds of restaurant jobs are available in Newport. Why can t they get filled? Savana Dunning, Newport Daily News © Bob Breidenbach, The Providence Journal Newport, RI, April 22, 2021 - Casey Riley, Chief Operating Officer The Mooring restaurant looks out over Sayers Wharf from tone of the dining areas at The Mooring in Newport.[The Providence Journal/Bob Breidenbach]
With expectations high for a busier summer season, local restaurants are finding it hard to fully staff their kitchens.
“We re just frankly understaffed,” said Newport Restaurant Group Chief Operating Officer Casey Riley. “There s really not a lot of people out there looking for work, which sounds almost unbelievable given the situation, but it s true. It s not just our company, it s our industry as a whole, so anybody that works in hospitality or tourism or restaurants in seasonal locations probably throughout the Northeast, anybody that owns those businesses is feeling this pinch.”