Airbnb Trends: A Shift In Travel

Airbnb Trends: A Shift In Travel

Rental Property Investor · Columbia, SC · Member since 2020 · 302 posts · 186 votes

Additionally, 45% of bookings in this last quarter were for seven nights or more.

This is obviously a great trend for the company, but also for its hosts, who need to do well to see value in being on the platform.

To that end, hosts earned $13 billion in income in Q3 2021, increasing 27% from Q3 of 2019.

Airbnb also sees the shift to remote and hybrid work as a driver for its business.

With the ability to work from home, more people are able to travel while still working.

With remote workers no longer confined to weekend travel, Airbnb has seen Mondays and Tuesdays become their highest days of the week for travel.

I’d love to know your thoughts on this! 

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  • Smokies / Greenville, SC · Member since 2021 · 130 posts · 146 votes
    4y

    Don't know how this post didn't have any upvotes! Great info in here, didn't know that Mondays and Tuesdays were the most popular.

    These trends don't surprise me but are definitely very interesting to see. Here in the Smokies of TN we are still predominantly a vacation market so we see less of the remote and hybrid workers and more of their families.

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