
Corporate Relocation Decisions and Serviced Apartments
A three-month booking is a life decision, not a holiday one. Answer accordingly.
Industry Playbooks · 6 August 2026 · 2 min read
Written by the Biztour team - Google Trusted Photographers since 2013.
Someone booking a serviced apartment for three months isn't choosing a holiday, they're choosing somewhere to live. Their questions are practical: is there a proper desk, is the kitchen usable, where does the light fall, is there storage for a stay that's measured in months, not nights.
That practicality is exactly why serviced apartments suit a tour better than almost any other accommodation type, and why we've shot properties like Santa Caterina's apartments to answer those questions honestly.
- Answers the practical questions long-stay guests actually ask, not the ones a holiday listing anticipates
- Shows the difference between unit types clearly, so a booker chooses the right one first time
- Reduces booking changes caused by mismatched expectations
- Most operators fit our Medium tier at £825, one scene per unit type plus common areas
Why this sector suits a tour more than most
A relocating employee or a contractor on a long booking wants to walk the flat and genuinely check whether they could work and cook in it, not just admire it. A gallery of five styled photographs cannot answer that question, and it's precisely the question a three-month tenant needs answered before they commit.
Solving the which-apartment-is-which problem
For operators running several unit types across a building, a tour stops the endless email exchange about which apartment is actually being offered. The booker sees the real difference between a studio and a one-bed immediately, rather than trying to reconstruct it from a floor plan and a couple of stock-feeling photos, and books the right category first time.
Who ends up using it most
Relocation and corporate booking agents often become the heaviest users of a serviced apartment tour, walking their own clients through options remotely instead of arranging multiple in-person viewings across a city they may not know well themselves. One capture per unit type plus building common areas usually fits our Medium tier at £825.
Questions people ask
Do we need a tour of every individual apartment?
No. One capture per unit type is enough, since bookers are choosing a category rather than a specific flat number. That keeps most operators inside the Medium tier.
Can relocation agents use the tour directly with their clients?
Yes, and they often become the heaviest users. A relocation agent can walk a client through options remotely instead of arranging multiple viewings.
How much does a serviced apartment tour cost?
Typically £825 for up to 20 scenes covering the main unit types and communal areas. All prices are plus VAT.
What serviced apartments clients book
The services your kind of space actually books. Combining them in one visit costs less than separate shoots.
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