KEY.co Press & Media

Selected features, interviews, and conversations on curated homes, service-led hospitality, and how people travel now.

Big Group Trips Now Start With the Vacation Home

YAHOO TRAVEL

Yahoo Travel featured KEY.co in a story on why big group trips now start with the vacation home instead of the destination. Using our booking data, the piece looks at how multigenerational families and friend groups are choosing larger homes, traveling in bigger groups, and staying longer than they did in 2024. Read the full story.

Where to Go and Where to Stay in Summertime

THIS TRAVEL TRIBE

This Travel Tribe podcast invited KEY.co founder and CEO Kim Lalande on to talk about where to travel next. The episode covers five destinations worth putting on the list, why 30A, Cape Cod, Big Sky, and North Lake Tahoe keep drawing families and groups, and what separates a good vacation home from a great one. Listen to the full episode.

All About Curation, Trust, and Building KEY.co

AUTHORITY MAGAZINE

Authority Magazine featured KEY.co founder and CEO Kim Lalande in its Female Disruptors series, and the conversation goes well past the usual founder profile. She talks about why curation creates more value than endless inventory, why the goal was never to disrupt hotels but to learn from them, and the three pieces of advice that have shaped how she leads. Read the full story.

What Makes a Home Worth Booking

EAST END TASTE

East End Taste turned to KEY.co founder and CEO Kim Lalande for a look at why curated homes are reshaping the Hamptons rental market. In the article, she explains how every home is evaluated before it enters the collection, why professional management matters as much as architecture, and why travelers increasingly want someone else to have done the homework. Read the full story.

The Home Becomes the Destination

TRAVEL AND TOUR WORLD

Travel And Tour World built a look at the year ahead in vacation home travel around KEY.co booking data. The piece covers why multigenerational groups are choosing larger homes, why convenience has become the real luxury, and why travelers increasingly want a home that reflects the place they came to see. Read the full story.