25.01.2021
More and More Private Accommodations Available!
More and More Private Accommodations Available!
Hey everyone! The Kajak.mk team thanks you for your trust. We want to inform you that our private accommodation base has surpassed 100 properties, and we are currently expanding it with many more new places.
We’d like to take this opportunity to invite all owners of rental properties — apartments, villas, hotels, weekend houses, tents, camper trailers, cabins — to send us a request to add their properties to our base. You can submit your offer with just one click HERE.
We’re happy to see the number of people searching growing constantly. To keep serving your trust, our base is now expanding to include private accommodations outside the country as well. With the PCR test requirement to Serbia lifted, we’ve added three properties in Kopaonik, which you can check out with one click HERE.
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