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Ganji.com, one of the largest classified sites in China announced its vacation rental service Mayi.com to go online yesterday. According to Yang haoyong, CEO of Ganji, “On one hand, Mayi.com can help landlords tout for renters online then do the deal offline. It’s a typical O2O (online to offline) service as you pay online and then consume offline. We believe in the future of combining O2O and short-term rental and that’s why Ganji invest heavily into the market. And renters’ security is just one side of the matter, how about the safety of landlords’ property.