Short lets franchise operation expands into new territories

Short lets franchise operation expands into new territories


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Holiday rental management franchise Pass The Keys has launched in three new territories.

The new operation in Gloucester, Cheltenham, and the Forest of Dean, is led by Matthew Holden, a Cheltenham local with extensive experience in compliance and risk management. 

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Pass the Keys describes its franchise model as combining local ownership with centralised technology, marketing, and compliance support, enabling partners to scale sustainably.

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Holden says: “Property owners in Gloucestershire deserve a professional, reliable service that protects their assets while delivering consistent results. 

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“The Pass the Keys model provides the robust technology and support to achieve that, while still allowing me to offer a local, hands-on approach that meets the specific needs of each host.”

And Pass The Keys founder Alexander Lyakhotskiy adds: “Expanding into Gloucester, Cheltenham and the Forest of Dean reflects our focus on markets with year-round demand and significant growth potential. 

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“Matthew brings a sharp operational background and a clear understanding of business management, which are essential for building a high-quality portfolio. 

“This launch reinforces our commitment to professionalising the UK’s short-term rental sector.”

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