Airbnb recently launched our Let’s Get Around WA campaign, to actively encourage Western Australians to explore their own beautiful backyard and support locals in the process.
The great Aussie road trip is driving rejuvenation in hard-hit towns Australia-wide, with highways carrying this crucial tourism lifeblood from the city to the country.
Spread across 220 countries and regions, Airbnb’s hosts are our foundation. Over the coming weeks, we will be highlighting Airbnb hosts from across our global community.
New YouGov research commissioned by Airbnb has found a rising number of Australians are using the opportunity to work from home to work from any home on Airbnb
As the weather warms up and Aussies plan their end-of-year getaways, hosts on Airbnb have been busy preparing for a safe and responsible summer of hosting.
With Summer on the not-too-distant horizon, Airbnb hosts gathered online to hear more about what Airbnb is doing to help keep them, their guests and the broader community safe.
The Airbnb community is delighted to be supporting the Tasmanian Government’s proposed travel voucher scheme as an innovative way to help drive tourism within the state.
Enhanced manual screening and industry-leading automated systems are being deployed Australia-wide by Airbnb to help combat parties and other neighbourhood disturbances.
New research from Oxford Economics indicates Airbnb's community will play a key role in driving a long-term recovery in Australian tourism and jobs growth.
Aussies and Kiwis are rushing to book local snow getaways in 2020, with new data from Airbnb showing pre-season bookings up on the same time last year.
The New Zealand Government | Te Kāwanatanga o Aotearoa has announced New Zealand will move from Alert Level 3 to Alert Level 2 from 14 May, easing travel restrictions.
State governments across Australia are circulating roadmaps to lift public health measures in response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, including easing of travel restrictions.
Domestic tourism in New Zealand is already showing early signs of bouncing back and contributing to economic recovery, new data today released by Airbnb shows.
Australians are being warned by Airbnb to closely follow police directions and stay home this weekend to both slow the spread of COVID-19 and avoid hefty penalties.
Susan Wheeldon, Airbnb’s Country Manager for Australia, has warned Australians to strictly follow guidance from local authorities and avoid unnecessary travel, particularly leisure travel to regional areas this Easter.
Co-Founder, CEO and Head of Community Brian Chesky sent an email to hosts today with details on host relief efforts and an update to our Extenuating Circumstances policy.
Today, Airbnb is announcing a new global initiative to help connect those responding to the COVID-19 pandemic with safe and convenient places to stay while they carry out their critical work. The company’s goal is to help house 100,000 healthcare professionals, relief
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