Brighton has up to 1.5 million people staying in the city overnight at some times. These are made up of 1.14 million coming from other towns and cities in the UK, and over 370,000 being foreign tourists. This is exactly why the rental market has taken off in such a big way.

The influx of tourist, international and domestic, means that around £885.9 million is generated by the Brighton tourism industry every year. This in turn contributes to over 16,000 jobs for the locals. Which in turn has created such a positive outlook for everyone living in and around the Brighton area. Brighton has 1500 – 2000 rental properties listed with Airbnb, with an ever-increasing number coming onto the market every day.

The lovely city of Brighton is such an amazing place to visit as it boasts exciting events all year round. Not only can you get lost in its wide variety of museums, theatres, concert halls, pubs, shops and restaurants, but there is a massive lively colourful vibrant outdoor scene as well.

This year the city hosts many events, giving you incredibly memorable days and nights. One of these is The Brighton Arts and Fringe Festival month. It boasts so many things to see, hear, laugh at and do and is an absolute must for any Fringe Festival enthusiast. You will also find two large events that you will find being held by The Brighton Pride which the city are always looking forward to

Everybody will be singing, dancing and partying up and down the street, having a whale of a time. Or you can just spend some quality time with your loved ones, relaxing and lazing on the beach, taking in the sea air. All the while listening to the relaxing hypnotic sounds of the waves as they gently roll back and forth

There are some things about Brighton, that not a lot of people know. Brighton was host to Great Britain's first-ever land casino which opened its doors in 1962. Along with two famous buildings there, The Brighton Sea Life Centre being the oldest aquarium in the world and The Duke of York Theatre being the oldest purpose-built cinema in Britain.

Additionally, chart-topping 70s Swedish group Abba made their success, winning the 1974 Eurovision song Contest. It was all broadcast around the world, from The Brighton Dome Concert Hall. Also, ‘London by the sea,’ is the nickname which is what Brighton is known by and Brighton Rock is a deliciously distinct, long piece of colourful candy, famous and sought after, around the world.

Scene for Quadrophenia, the epic 1979 British teenage movie, was shot in London and on Brighton beach seafront. It showed the movie’s version of real-life events that took place on that very spot, in Brighton 1965, between the Mods and the Rockers. All set to the musical soundtrack from the hugely successful album by The Who.

When you land in Brighton there are so many attractions to see and so many things to do, you won't know where to start!

You could marvek at the sight of Brighton Palace Pier, which is undoubtedly the most famous of all the Brighton landmarks and an absolute must for any visitor. Or the I360 British airways viewing tower. Where you can have a drink in the bar while the whole observation tower moves.

Also, The Royal Pavillion is a historical palace and museum which is sure to provide a memorable day.

There's also Brighton Beach flint grotto and the Lunar beach cinema. There you can enjoy a movie on the beach. You also have the privilege of sampling The Duke of York Theatre, which is a grade II listed building, and hosts a film festival every year. Such an amazing cinema.

When you come to beautiful Brighton you will take away with you memories that will last a lifetime.