Airbnb Co-Founder and CEO Brian Chesky today announced a new commitment to support charitable and philanthropic organizations that are fighting COVID-19.
Tara Bunch shares an update on Airbnb’s progress in key areas to strengthen trust on the platform: Supporting our community,
working with community stakeholders, curtailing large gatherings, and verification.
To support the well-being of communities, hosts and guests must agree to wear a mask, social distance, and follow our five-step enhanced cleaning process.
Airbnb’s City Portal is a first-of-its-kind solution, built exclusively for governments and tourism organizations, that includes tools and locally-specific data for deeper partnership with Airbnb.
Travelers have long booked with Airbnb to immerse themselves in new communities. Airbnb is now a longer-term option for more guests who have the opportunity to work from anywhere.
Airbnb and 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East announced an extension of their partnership to help provide free housing to medical first responders.
Olympic Refugee Team hopefuls and Paralympic hopefuls will share their passion and expertise as Experience hosts during the summer festival—while also raising awareness around the refugee crisis.
As protests and strikes for racial justice continue around the world, we are affirming our support for employees who choose to use their voices on issues that matter to them.
Airbnb, the IOC, and the IPC will bring the Olympics and Paralympics spirit online with a curated program of Online Experiences hosted by athletes for the first time in history.
Earlier this month, guests booked more than 1 million nights’ worth of future stays at Airbnb listings around the world—the first day since March that threshold was reached.
Airbnb co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer Nathan Blecharczyk updates Airbnb hosts in New York City on our settlement agreement with the City of New York.
Today we are announcing a series of partnerships with local communities from around the world to support economic growth through local and responsible travel.
This week, we reaffirmed our commitment to our mission of belonging and our commitment to fight racism, and here are resources we sent to our community.
Airbnb has updated coverage under this policy for trips booked before March 15 with check-ins in the upcoming 45 days. Refer to Airbnb’s Help Center for more details.
Since launching Frontline stays six weeks ago, our community of hosts and partners have offered over 200,000 places to stay for frontline responders fighting the spread of COVID-19.
