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Short-term Rental Trends

European Short-term Rental Segment on Track for Steady Growth - PhocusWire

The five core markets – United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy and Spain – account for about 70% of the total European STR gross bookings. Recovery is expected to be the fastest in the U.K., exceeding pre-pandemic levels by the end of this year, while France will not see full recovery to 2019 levels before 2024.


Airbnb

Airbnb Launches New Features - Tech Crunch

The biggest changes include a new search based on category, the ability to book two listings in one flow for stays over a week and AirCover for guests, which is basically Airbnb-provided travel insurance.










Airbnb Hotels

Airbnb Hotels - a Look Into the Future of Lodging - Catalyst

An increasing number of companies have formalized a model that combines Airbnb booking arrangements with the basic structure of an average hotel—so-called 'Airbnb hotels.' Airbnb itself is building some of these hotels, while other companies manage buildings under this format, often using Airbnb to manage bookings.




HomeToGo

HomeToGo Finishes 2021 with Record Booking Revenue - PhocusWire

Alterative accommodation marketplace HomeToGo finished 2021 with record booking revenue of €123 million, up 51% compared to 2020, and an even sharper increase in the final quarter of 2021 – up 111% compared to the same period a year prior.





Short-term Rentals

Short-term Rentals Have Become Inexorable - PhocusWire

When Brian Chesky predicted a permanent shift in travel, I don’t think anybody truly took him seriously. Sure, Airbnb was in a hole and he had to talk his own book, but just as many of us didn’t quite realize, 18 months on, that COVID's specter would still be haunting us, none of us quite realized the Belle Époque of hospitality might never come back.




Airbnb Hotel Strategy

Airbnb Revives Hotel Strategy, Moves Closer to Rival OTA Model - PhocusWire

Airbnb is testing a new API-powered display that gives channel managers and distribution platforms the ability load multiple rates plans for Airbnb properties – creating flexibility for both travelers and hosts and potentially making the platform more attractive to traditional hotels – and more directly in competition with online travel agencies such as Booking.com.







Airbnb And The Hotel Industry

Where Will Airbnb Be in 5 Years? - Motley Fool

It's difficult to predict where a disruptive company like Airbnb will be in five years and it's a folly to try to forecast its numbers, especially as the company still faces uncertainty coming out of the pandemic. However, two significant trends should shape Airbnb's business over the next five years.