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Basketball legend Scottie Pippen becomes an Airbnb host to offer unique Olympic-themed stay
He was MJ’s right-hand man during the Chicago Bulls’ glory days, and now “Pip” has dribbled his way into the home-sharing market.
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“Michelin Guide” of home sharing knocks back 97 per cent of hosts who apply
The homes listed on this new Airbnb competitor’s website are far more attractive than most people we know. Then again, we’ve not been getting out much lately.
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Airbnb appoints new regional boss
APAC hoteliers are looking over their shoulder after the home-sharing giant named its new bossman for the region.
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Airbnb wows Wall Street with spectacular US stock exchange debut
Airbnb more than doubled its share price as soon as it began trading on the Nasdaq, which is pretty bloody good for a company that is still yet to turn an annual profit.
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“I can’t even afford one house”: Airbnb slammed for suggesting host donations
The platform has copped a tonne of backlash from its users after suggesting they donate money to hosts impacted by COVID-19.
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Airbnb encourages Aussies to ‘Go Near’ with new campaign
The home-sharing giant is doing its part to stimulate domestic travel, and has even created a new program for tourism bodies.
Hotels
Airbnb’s CEO just announced a 25 per cent staffing cut in the most empathetic, transparent way
by Huntley Mitchell
Laying off staff is never easy, but if there was ever a perfect example for company leaders to follow, it’s that of Airbnb’s chief executive.
Hotels
The latest in home-sharing: Nudie Airbnb?
If you enjoy getting your gear off while on holiday but don’t appreciate getting strange looks from fellow travellers, this is the website for you.
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Airbnb’s big new Aussie partnership
Airbnb is jumping into bed with an Aussie property management company. Just kidding, but they’re at least holding hands.
Hotels
Airbnb cracks down on sex trafficking
by Daisy Doctor
Airbnb has teamed up with a charity to stop sex trafficking within its properties, amid reports homes are being used as “pop-up brothels”.