What Hosts Need to Know About Airbnb's Winter Release
The pandemic has changed the way so many of us live and work. For some, that's meant seeking out more space, both indoors and out. Others have learned they'll be able to work from home indefinitely. And a growing number of that group are becoming digital nomads -- workers looking to take full advantage of their remote status by exploring the world rather than holing up in their home offices all year.
In fact, in the first quarter of this year, Airbnb (NASDAQ: ABNB) reported that the number of stays people were booking for 28 nights or more had almost doubled from the same quarter of 2020. That long-term booking number probably will decline because some people were only remote temporarily. But it still reflects a huge change in the way people think about travel. Rather than getting away one or two weeks a year, living more flexibly is becoming a lifestyle for some.
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