Ahead of World Tourism Day, Airbnb is celebrating how travel is helping pandemic-stricken local economies across the globe, from rural areas to the most hospitable cities in the US.
Guests can join the celebration by accessing various Online Experiences and local Homes to honor the contributions of the Hispanic and Latinx communities.
Health care workers aren’t just treasured guests on Airbnb – they are also among our greatest hosts and one of the largest professional cohorts in our host community.
Hosts are teaming up with MINI USA to offer the ultimate getaway for NYC and LA residents: each miniature listing is matched with a MINI of similar size and fun.
More than one million listings around the world have been granted the “Enhanced Clean” highlight, after hosts attested to following robust cleaning and sanitization standards to support safer travel.
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.
Partnership will spotlight Upper Delaware and Scenic Recreational River, North Cascades National Park Service Complex and Mojave National Preserve for guests to explore and find unique places to stay.
From the day the pandemic was declared to August, new guests hailing from more than 200 countries around the world have booked their first stays on Airbnb.
While globetrotting plans might be on hold, travelers can still experience the world with stays that transport you to our most missed destinations or right at home through Online Experiences.
In the midst of a global pandemic, we want to thank our teacher hosts for everything they do for our community – particularly during this uniquely challenging back-to-school season.
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.
While overall host earnings have slowed since the onset of the COVID-19, we are beginning to see encouraging signs, with some hosts earning more now than they did last year.
