Successful diversification into adjacent markets could open up new revenue streams and growth opportunities for Airbnb ... an AI-driven service trusted by over 130,000 paying members globally ...

As Jamaica and other tourism-reliant economies continue to evolve, the integration of new service offerings — like Airbnb’s expansion — supports greater diversification and resilience in the ...

Airbnb’s geographic and service diversification, especially across Latin America and Asia, has made it more resilient than traditional hotel chains or online travel aggregators, he added.

Airbnb said it will require service hosts to provide proof of identity and submit licenses and certifications in order to provide services on the platform. Along with services, Airbnb is ...

Airbnb is making its most ambitious move since redefining the travel industry in 2007—this time aiming squarely at the full-service hotel experience. In its 2025 summer release, the company ...

The feature will be launching with 10 service types across 260 cities, with new offerings and locations dropping "regularly" in the Airbnb app, the company said in a news release. Airbnb ...

Airbnb says that all service professionals on its platform are evaluated for expertise and reputation to ensure you have the best experience. The company will initially offer these services in 100 ...

among others via Airbnb Services and Experiences. “People often choose hotels because of the services they offer, like room service, access to a gym, or an appointment at the spa. Starting today ...

In an announcement today, Brian Chesky, Airbnb’s chief executive, said the company will offer the kinds of services typically found at hotels, including room service, spa treatments and personal ...

Check-in can be a chore. And with added cleaning fees alongside an unpredictable standard of service, booking an Airbnb comes with more risk than an established hotel brand. However, the company ...

Wallpaper*: Why did you feel this was the right time for Airbnb to launch a service app? Brian Chesky: I’ve always thought Airbnb could become more than just a place to stay, but we had to be ready.