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.
Today we are announcing a series of partnerships with local communities from around the world to support economic growth through local and responsible travel.
From cabins to celebrating missed special occasions beachfront, here are the aspirational trends emerging from Airbnb guests dreaming of their next trip.
From optimizing work-from-home space to making living rooms playtime-friendly, designer hosts share easy interior decor tips inspired by homes all over the world.
Airbnb launches initiative to support Malaysian COVID-19 frontline responders through a joint effort between Airbnb and Malaysian hosts, endorsed by the Ministry of Health.
Airbnb will develop a Cleaning Protocol for hosts, with guidance from the former US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy and in partnership with leading experts in hospitality and medical hygiene.
In honor of World Book Day, Airbnb unveils ways you can enjoy reading from home through a collection of Online Experiences and inspiring homes that celebrates all things literary.
As COVID-19 results in severe travel restrictions, the Airbnb community has shifted to meet new consumer needs for longer term stays within their communities.
Our Extenuating Circumstances policy now applies globally to all existing reservations made on or before March 14, 2020, with a check-in date of April 14, 2020 or earlier.
Airbnb is announcing "More Flexible Reservations", a suite of tools to help hosts and guests navigate uncertainty and meet their needs to cancel or postpone their hosting and travel plans.
With female hosts earning more, and more than 54 million women traveling the world on Airbnb this year alone – women continue to lead the way in our community.
Airbnb and the Bahamas National Trust are offering five participants the life-changing opportunity to live in an ecological oasis with the Bahamas Sabbatical.
Our five international volunteers have returned from the Antarctic Sabbatical, after completing important scientific research — and experiencing the trip of a lifetime to the Seventh Continent.
