Airbnb's Stephenson recently discussed how the platform had gone back to basics during COVID but is now ready to expand, echoing recent comments CEO Brian Chesky made to analysts during Airbnb's fourth quarter and full-year results.
Business is booming for New York City's hotels, and the city's recent crackdown on short-term rentals may be a driving force.
Financially, the sharing economy darling is thriving, but guests, hosts, and cities have had enough.
People are listing short-term rentals on social media and lesser-known platforms, bolstering a rental black market in New York City.
After years of sparring with the city and a failed lawsuit earlier this year, Airbnb has run out of options and is expected to lose thousands of listings in one of its biggest markets.
Just how does Airbnb get away with spending so little on marketing – and what does a TikTok influencer have to do with it? What will it take to keep travel revenues growing, while the industry also does its part to save the world? Why does one travel sector see a silver lining in rising interest rates and inflation?
The City of New York will delay enforcing a municipal law that Airbnb Inc (ABNB.O) said could limit the number of people who can host rentals in the city, a Friday court filing showed.
Airbnb will promote private rooms more, with its CEO highlighting lower prices relative to hotels
Today Leesfield Scolaro announced a lawsuit against Airbnb, Inc. for wrongful death after a 19-month-old baby fatally ingested fentanyl while sleeping at an Airbnb in Palm Beach County.
in recent years the emergence of Airbnb has disrupted the hospitality industry, and many people have wondered if Airbnb is poised to replace traditional hotels. But, despite its growing popularity, Airbnb has not been able to replace hotels for several reasons.