@@Originalman144 Yep. So many people are currently traveling, working remotely, and booking Airbnb long stays in rooms and entire places in Montreal, and we love it!
A small Hotel Room $250 a night at a 5-Star or $250 a night for a 5-Star Beautiful, Private 4- Bdrm Home w/a pool! Especially if you have 2-3 kids in tow. 😉
Absolutely agree. This reality is not for everyone though. Brian pointed out that they are using WFH to attract TALENT. This means there are many low-skilled workers who are still working the front desk or service-based businesses. However: if you are gaining skills and growing your career I expect you'll have A LOT more flexibility than ever before.
Brian Chesky is definitely on to something. If everyone believes that the World will go back to normal after the pandemic is completely over is sadly mistaken. Periods of prosperity often favor the incumbent, but hard times can bring forth the upstarts who will help fuel the next boom.
Airbnb is suck. It charges so much fees & not delivering good services. Every place I have stayed had problem such as smoke, thing doesn't work in the house. There's a place seems a decent place to stay, but the owner left us a long note for what we must do before leaving the house such as put all towels & sheets & put dishes in the washer. She charged us $125 for cleaning & expected us to do the cleaning before leaving.
Are you saying that Puerto Rico’s lower class residential that one can AirBNB for under 1500 a month are Awful and are the worst places to stay? So people should AirBNB places that are over 1500? Okay 👍 But it was confusing at first as I was reading it initially as a criticism to AirBNB?
@@ichoudhury007 The two air b n b places I was at were awful. I think one there were priced at 500 average. One had a bar blaring regaton till 12AM!!! They owners said Air b n b allowed them to do so as "it was an urban experience" WTF happened to sleep. I feel sorry for the people who lived in the area.. There are no zoning laws it seems.. :/ The next one didn't have AC but it did have plenty of cockroaches and ants... I both were just aweful. I do NOT trust air b n b as they will let anything go at the expense of the people who stay there short term. Air b n b is a scam... I go else where and will never use their service again..
I am the publisher of Budget Retirement Options and through our research, we have found that some destinations are not geared for lower cost of living and high quality of life. Unfortunately, Puerto Rico fits into this category. Puerto Rico is positioned to be the next Hawaii so prices are expected to get even higher. We found great Host in Mexico with lower rents and even the Dominican Republic. Columbia is said to be nice as are other Nothern South American countries with beachfront accommodations for under $700 USD a month
I’m incredibly skeptical. How many jobs are remote? Like what percentage? Most “office workers” have been forced by their employers to go back to the office everyday a long time ago. I want to know what world this guy lives in.
I totally agree with his thoughts in travel and work life and travel and home life will all blend. Which I personally think is great for so many people. It gives the opportunity to enjoy so many new places!
Airbnb banned me for live as superhost with more than 100 positive reviews in 2.5 years. I just complained in a phone call with the customer support about a guest that broke the law and house rules and they banned me then for life as host and guest. This company is pure unjustice and I hope more people get to know about this. They spend millions also on preventing the truth coming out. For example 7 million to a raped woman so she doesnt mention that she used Airbnb when it happened. This company is the pure evil and fake. And the refugees, crisis whatever stuff is just to keep this positive fake image. The CEO is evil and has very bad systems in his company that bans superhosts with 100ths of positive reviews for having an incident with 1 bad guest.
@@andreasb3347 I am here in Puerto Vallarta vacationing for 6 months. First time I used Airbnb and I am very very upset. The place I rent is very filthy. No sign of Covid19 cleanness. I bath and do dishes in cold water. The hot water turned off. Furnitures should be in a garbage dump long time ago. There is mouse and droppings in my bedroom. Actually the mouse was running over my feet in the kitchen. Locks are broken or missing. Airbnb has no f...ing clue what the host is renting out. Worst company, App ever created. Will never use Airbnb again. Disgusted. feel for you Andreas.
There's one other aspect that in hindsight they forgot to touch on. It's not just that WFH is the golden standard for any person looking for a job, the pay MUST be calculated to fit with inflation. We're going into record high levels for 2022 and people may not be able to afford to travel if they can't even afford the basics of living. If anything, it's going to be a slow year again and it will be until 2024 when we finally get a president that puts our economy first and opens up travel fully. That's the only way.
We manage properties all over the US, we partner with investors and property owners and offer a cash flow split while we do all the leg work and management. Landlords love of us because we make them 2-3X what they normally make without the headache of traditional tenants.
Airbnb, like many tech businesses, doesn't produce anything other than a platform. They are only a conduit or middle man for services that the public provides, ie, Facebook, Instagram, RUclips, Airbnb. The users are the one providing content, or lodging in the case of Airbnb.
Meanwhile I'm back to working sometimes six sometimes seven days a week since before, during, and after the C_19 pandemic. Most people working regular 9-5 's as the saying goes never stopped working.
More like a new dark age. Companies always advertise the most, right before they plan to pull all their options and longs out of risky assets. I don't think this market will last another month.
I just hope WFH will be the norm so we can be wherever we want to work and some of us don't have to be separated from our love ones to find work to other countries and live in a cheaper residence and save lots from commuting.
I'm a freelancer and the only thing holding me from traveling all around the world is my girlfriend (lol), but he is 100% correct and I've seen that the WFH figure is becoming a potential golden standard for office jobs (what I mean is, if there's any chance you can do the work from home, the employer tries to make it happen as an added benefit)
Go live life... no one should hold you back from living how you wish. She's not your wife... Sincerely, Someone who didn't travel bc my ex didn't want to go certain places😑 there goes all my 20's...
That was a very touching decision you guys made to house the Afghan refugees out of your own pocket. My respect for you just rose by leaps and bounds 📈
Airbnb put profits over the safety of their customers. It did all it could to suppress the reporting of rape occurrences, refused to compensate victims and even persecuted those who complained. Airbnb is only talking about it because it's been exposed. Brian Chesky is not a person of integrity. The Afghanistan refugee housing is purely for damage control...NOT altruism!!!
Great way to invite more migrants to the US. Don't we have homeless and inequalities in this country? Why TF we worry about other country issue when there a big mess happening our own backyard.
Airbnb may have a future but it's going to bottom out like ever other economic market. People won't be traveling soon as gas prices get to 8.00 per. gal. (It's not far off), all modes of travel are constricting. Air travel plummeting. I have an Airbnb next door to me on Lake Murray, SC. last year? It was booked non stop. This year not so much. The financial system and the dollar as the world's reserve currency is on borrowed time. When the Dow crashes? Party time is over. The owner of the Airbnb informed us "its the way of the world now)! I humored him and said "that's great".
Airbnb does not honor their host guarantee. Makes hosts provide all evidence, most of the times in vain where a case just gets closed and hosts are left holding the bag. They raised their fees on guests from 9 to 14% but didn’t make much mention of that. Plus what they take from hosts. Reservations do come in through there but don’t ever count on their “support”, even less on their “guarantees”.
If you have an Airbnb, and you’d like to put an arcade cabinet in it to attract guests, I do a very nice build for Umbrella Arcades. Its a modern, wall-mounted unit with most of gaming history pre-installed. The cabinets are handmade in PA.
A year plus ago I flew Qatar Air from Australia to Qatar and on to Istanbul. A Video screened during the flight featured an interview with the CEO of Qatar. He claimed that a lot depends on if/which Safety guidelines are in place when overseas Air Traffic starts up again. If seating regulations demand increased spacing [I had 2 'empty by design' seats next to me ] then prices will be significantly more expensive. He predicted that the era of 'cheap' International travel is over for the near future.
i watched a first class passenger getting taped into his chair till landing and fined 40,000 dollars for shouting. Flight attendants are being trained to beat up passengers using martial arts... xxxx that im not paying to be treated like i was in Belsen
@@Originalman144 Thanks for the good news. As I couldn't fly in any case I didn't follow the current situation. I contemplated visiting OZ at the end of the year and a month or so ago started making inquiries via 'my' Travel Agent. To that date the only seat he could find available was a $7000 First Class Return ticket !!!!.....I usually paid around $2000 for Economy in pre-Corona times. Hopefully other similarly priced options will open up IF indeed Australia allows easy access.
@@HassanWorld I’ve come to learn that there are some real miserable POS guests out there. I have 20 listings and people do literally complaint about the stupidest of things or ask the dumbest questions I had a lady give me a 4 star because my towels and coffee maker were too small. The house is stunning with a yoga room. 4 stars because of a coffee maker. Yup. What’s wrong with people ???
@@Originalman144 Turkey . Last year I had guests from UK and US . This year is zero. No tourists even I have listed 2 more homes at bnb. Local sites do the better job for now. Commisions are lower.
I,m a host for the last 3 years. I"ve discovered things about travel that no one would likely believe. My Airbnb has young professionals that come and stay,work remotely and enjoy the sights and attractions of my city. This is something no one could have imagined. Secondly "staycations" are a big thing now. People from the burbs or just tied up working from home during the pandemic started to crawl the walls in their own pads. Staycations kept me in business. My biggest problem is since Airbnb went public is that the community aspect of home sharing and helping showcase our cities, places and community are going to be compromised by what shareholders ...probably the ultra rich ...will degrade in the name of money. I dont want to be a business partner to a sociopathic capitalistic fake "woke" company. Parties are being phased out by hosts and Airbnb . The biggest detriment Airbnb can pose to communities happens when owners/hosts dont live where or near their properties are. This is getting sorted out with new rules many cities have.
I could imagine a few different ways. It's pretty suspect to book a large home and leave it in a complete mess, with damages, noise complains etc. On the other hand if someone throws a party and everything is left clean and spotless then there's no incentive to crack down on those people.
@@jackwindensky5606 i understand your point but that doesnt answer my question. The CEO and his employes cannot do that. It only works if the owner of the airbnb witness it and he decide to tell it the company of the app. The company cannot know it
@@JonathanVachon777 Yeah I think that's exactly how they do it. Some of the ways they'd get informed would be through hosts rating their guests on the app (where they can leave reviews and a star rating on different categories). They'd probably hear about damages through their Host Guarantee program that insures damages or theft by the guests. Or also their Host Protection Insurance program which also covers damages but also people getting hurt (which if people get hurt there's probably like a claim describing what happened).
Does he know we have a housing shortage and what about Wyndham Capital giving loans out "No SSN required?" What's up? Can we trust this? In Tahoe, we MUST HAVE employee housing. Police, Fire, Hospitals and childcare workers are at risk.
I’ve come to learn that there are some real miserable POS guests out there. I have 20 listings and people do literally complaint about the stupidest of things or ask the dumbest questions I had a lady give me a 4 star because my towels and coffee maker were too small. The house is stunning with a yoga room. 4 stars because of a coffee maker. Yup. What’s wrong with people ???
Who gives a fuck. You have 20 airbnb listings and you're complaining about people complaining. I watched an entire village get airstriked when I was in Yemen.
@qwejqlewj fadfasfsdafas Good try. But the reason yemen is getting airstriked is from greedy people like OP who complains about issues with their 20 airbnb listings.
For starters, I would probably look at the data for the size of the property being rented, type of property, past noise complaints for the property, and past complaints against the renter from other hosts. You won't get a guarantee of a party, but you may identify higher risk profiles. Even the date of the reservation can give you information.
Everyone is touting what is good for them..and of course Airbnb - what is good for them .. everything will be just disruptive...this is not good for travel ..middle class disappearing which is another con
AirBnB - I hope you go out of business one day. Customers service are the worst. Hosts take pics of places and when you come there it looks way different than what you get. AirBnB doesn’t follow local and state and countries housing laws. They only care about making money, and could careless about you or the host. recommend people get short term rentals from apartments or if you are young, stay at hotels that have bunk beds. The future of travel for me is to live in one place a year or less and move to another place, that way you don’t have to travel at all, but go there and live for at-least 6 months and move. I’m pro with digital nomads.
Airbnb houses Afghan refugees for free but raises rental costs, home prices and Airbnb stays forcing many hard working Americans to pay 50% of their salary just to have shelter.
why didn't you ask the CEO why airbnb has put a BLM banner on their website and so that their political affiliations are being rubbed into the faces of their clients? I'm a big fan of airbnb but I can't make any sense of what they have done
The safety comments alarm me. Anyone of these big companies or governments for that matter looking to "increase safety" screams big $$$ to the data companies that harvest all our data and whatever ways used to monitor people. I dont like more control mechanisms. Less boxes, physically and/or energetically.
What a smart ass. l could figure out by myself the future of travel . Just on the side, l have better suite than he is. Pretty plain guy in every way. Going to Mexico in 14 days for 6 months. Looking forward to it.
Lol..Airbnb..Turo, car rental industry and the hospitality industry ..an any other sharing program your era has come to an end an it was short lived..with the advent of Zoom ..with the advanced In technology has weakened the demand for travel to such a degree that will eliminate the need of these services..the majority of the people taking advantage of these services are business men an women not regular consumers..Do your math an don’t listen to people who never bother to include references
I was lucky enough to travel in the Golden Age of Flying back in the '50's and '60's and early '70's. My dad was an executive with Pan American Airways and we traveled the world, First Class. We slept in berths and ate Chateaubriand. There were porters to handle your luggage and we were dressed in our Sunday best. I could tell the difference of a great or mediocre Bernaise sauce by the time I was 10 y.o. Traveling now is like being in the Dark Ages and is vulgar and common, surrounded by rif raf ready to punch out the cabin crew, squeezed into seats that are meant for a 10 y.o. I still would like to see many places, but getting there is a grueling punishment. Only the super rich can afford First Class on Emirate Airlines. After lockdown, I am now housebound and uneasy and anxious going further than in my 5 mile bubble of doctors, groceries, pet groomer and a few restaurants that survived. I think I have PTSD from it all and understand how people must feel, that were kidnapped and locked up. I guess it's just fallout from being old (71)...dammit to hell. The world has changed and not for the better. Sad.
I used to love AirBnB until they showed what they were all about when the pandemic hit. They will be replaced in the years to come if they continue this way
Who knows? Not everyone is perfect. Some people are born with certain muscular condition that maybe triggered due to neurological issues? Let’s make fun of people with ticks, schizophrenia and so on to accumulate likes.
Lmfao, except for we aren't going back to the office. I quit my job for a full remote position when they tried forcing us back into the office and plenty people I know are doing the same. I've been traveling most of last year around the US enjoying life while working remote. He's spot on. Ifk what point you're not understanding... if you work at a physical location this doesn't apply to you and you're angry about it 😂
People will continue to travel, even more so. However, they will be staying put in one place for longer. So things like cheap airlines with crappy service will hopefully decrease since people will hop from place to place less often. I hope so anyway. The flying experience is terrible. I would gladly pay more for a better flying experience.....
Hotels are now charging cleaning, pool/spa fees and portering food fees. Ridiculous. Airbnb is going to crush hotels.
@@omardelmar Airbnb since 2013. Hotels now charge $85 a night parking haha! My airbnb parking and pool is free! Have you Airbnb ?
Agreed with Brian Chesky. Travelling already changed and we are not going back to the office 5 days a week! Hell no!
@@Originalman144 Yep. So many people are currently traveling, working remotely, and booking Airbnb long stays in rooms and entire places in Montreal, and we love it!
Love the remote summer idea
AirBnB sucks nowadays. It's way too expensive and you get very little in return.
Houses goes up,rents goes ,up and
Airbnb prices goes up 🤷♂️
It’s not rocket science
A small Hotel Room $250 a night at a 5-Star or $250 a night for a 5-Star Beautiful, Private 4- Bdrm Home w/a pool! Especially if you have 2-3 kids in tow. 😉
They are just like Uber now that they are publicly traded they have shareholders to answer too.
Absolutely agree. This reality is not for everyone though. Brian pointed out that they are using WFH to attract TALENT. This means there are many low-skilled workers who are still working the front desk or service-based businesses. However: if you are gaining skills and growing your career I expect you'll have A LOT more flexibility than ever before.
Brian Chesky is definitely on to something. If everyone believes that the World will go back to normal after the pandemic is completely over is sadly mistaken. Periods of prosperity often favor the incumbent, but hard times can bring forth the upstarts who will help fuel the next boom.
I am doing exactly what Brian is saying about travel. Spot on!
Airbnb can benefit from the tremendous demand in quarantine hotels.
I am very hopeful for the future. I am an Airbnb Superhost and I am positioned for the boom after the pandemic ends.
How are positioned? Just curious. Im a superhost as well
@@sweetgiaandfamily1435 just repainting and improving things. Whenever there is a down time, we try to improve to be ready for the good times.
@@KevinBurns86 Okay! I just started last year so I'm trying to learn everything so that I can get more reservations. I feel like I am under preforming
@@sweetgiaandfamily1435 great! Keep it up! It’s been fantastic for our family.
Airbnb is suck. It charges so much fees & not delivering good services. Every place I have stayed had problem such as smoke, thing doesn't work in the house. There's a place seems a decent place to stay, but the owner left us a long note for what we must do before leaving the house such as put all towels & sheets & put dishes in the washer. She charged us $125 for cleaning & expected us to do the cleaning before leaving.
Air B n B hosts in Puerto Rico are AWEFUL unless your spending 1500 for the month... Its one of the worst places to stay. You were warned.
Are you saying that Puerto Rico’s lower class residential that one can AirBNB for under 1500 a month are Awful and are the worst places to stay? So people should AirBNB places that are over 1500? Okay 👍
But it was confusing at first as I was reading it initially as a criticism to AirBNB?
@@ichoudhury007 The two air b n b places I was at were awful. I think one there were priced at 500 average. One had a bar blaring regaton till 12AM!!! They owners said Air b n b allowed them to do so as "it was an urban experience" WTF happened to sleep. I feel sorry for the people who lived in the area.. There are no zoning laws it seems.. :/ The next one didn't have AC but it did have plenty of cockroaches and ants... I both were just aweful. I do NOT trust air b n b as they will let anything go at the expense of the people who stay there short term. Air b n b is a scam... I go else where and will never use their service again..
@@taccntb4345 That's why they say you get what you pay for, no?
I am the publisher of Budget Retirement Options and through our research, we have found that some destinations are not geared for lower cost of living and high quality of life. Unfortunately, Puerto Rico fits into this category. Puerto Rico is positioned to be the next Hawaii so prices are expected to get even higher. We found great Host in Mexico with lower rents and even the Dominican Republic. Columbia is said to be nice as are other Nothern South American countries with beachfront accommodations for under $700 USD a month
I know I'm remaining remote. I won't accept any jobs that want me to do otherwise. I will remain a digital nomad 😌
I love being a digital nomad, but I will travel too at a drop of the hat. Lol.
Same here brotha. Had to turn down a bunch of great looking jobs because they had absolutely no flexibility for WFH.
He is right about this. I have been building up some money to start off my life abroad and I wont stop until I physically cant
I’m incredibly skeptical. How many jobs are remote? Like what percentage? Most “office workers” have been forced by their employers to go back to the office everyday a long time ago. I want to know what world this guy lives in.
Silicon Valley
Even if the percentage is low, that is still thousands of potential guests.
I totally agree with his thoughts in travel and work life and travel and home life will all blend. Which I personally think is great for so many people. It gives the opportunity to enjoy so many new places!
That was so sweet. I'll cry but no more tears left. Packing my stuff already.
Airbnb banned me for live as superhost with more than 100 positive reviews in 2.5 years. I just complained in a phone call with the customer support about a guest that broke the law and house rules and they banned me then for life as host and guest. This company is pure unjustice and I hope more people get to know about this. They spend millions also on preventing the truth coming out. For example 7 million to a raped woman so she doesnt mention that she used Airbnb when it happened. This company is the pure evil and fake. And the refugees, crisis whatever stuff is just to keep this positive fake image. The CEO is evil and has very bad systems in his company that bans superhosts with 100ths of positive reviews for having an incident with 1 bad guest.
@@andreasb3347 I am here in Puerto Vallarta vacationing for 6 months. First time I used Airbnb and I am very very upset. The place I rent is very filthy. No sign of Covid19 cleanness. I bath and do dishes in cold water. The hot water turned off. Furnitures should be in a garbage dump long time ago. There is mouse and droppings in my bedroom. Actually the mouse was running over my feet in the kitchen. Locks are broken or missing. Airbnb has no f...ing clue what the host is renting out. Worst company, App ever created. Will never use Airbnb again. Disgusted. feel for you Andreas.
Are you high on something?😄Glamping.
There's one other aspect that in hindsight they forgot to touch on. It's not just that WFH is the golden standard for any person looking for a job, the pay MUST be calculated to fit with inflation. We're going into record high levels for 2022 and people may not be able to afford to travel if they can't even afford the basics of living. If anything, it's going to be a slow year again and it will be until 2024 when we finally get a president that puts our economy first and opens up travel fully. That's the only way.
WRONG,
You wish ...
Prices Will skyrock...food,fuell...etc.
You Will be working in a small appartement and watch docu's about traveling...😂
Yep, add the future Metaverse into the mix and in a few years people will be "traveling" while sitting on their sofas. 🙄
Thanks
Booked a reservation and was cancel for one felony but they have people with multiple ones rent all the time
We manage properties all over the US, we partner with investors and property owners and offer a cash flow split while we do all the leg work and management. Landlords love of us because we make them 2-3X what they normally make without the headache of traditional tenants.
Are you referring to subletting? Wanted to try it but haven’t found a landlord that will allow it
@@tioswift3676 similar yes, I've learned a really great way to negotiate and offer a great value to landlords that they can't refuse!
@@SketchbookStudioo - Tutorial please??? 😂
@@tioswift3676 😎 noted!
Airbnb, like many tech businesses, doesn't produce anything other than a platform. They are only a conduit or middle man for services that the public provides, ie, Facebook, Instagram, RUclips, Airbnb. The users are the one providing content, or lodging in the case of Airbnb.
The question is when?
Meanwhile I'm back to working sometimes six sometimes seven days a week since before, during, and after the C_19 pandemic. Most people working regular 9-5 's as the saying goes never stopped working.
1/2 of Airbnb biz is for at least a week and 1/5 for at least a month. Was that a fact or wishful thinking by Chesky?
You're on call for a nightshift at a nursing home, so you head to Bali with your laptop to check out remote workplac... oh wait.
More like a new dark age.
Companies always advertise the most, right before they plan to pull all their options and longs out of risky assets.
I don't think this market will last another month.
I agree. I think he's just trying to engineer demand.
I just hope WFH will be the norm so we can be wherever we want to work and some of us don't have to be separated from our love ones to find work to other countries and live in a cheaper residence and save lots from commuting.
I'm a freelancer and the only thing holding me from traveling all around the world is my girlfriend (lol), but he is 100% correct and I've seen that the WFH figure is becoming a potential golden standard for office jobs (what I mean is, if there's any chance you can do the work from home, the employer tries to make it happen as an added benefit)
Go live life... no one should hold you back from living how you wish. She's not your wife...
Sincerely,
Someone who didn't travel bc my ex didn't want to go certain places😑 there goes all my 20's...
That was a very touching decision you guys made to house the Afghan refugees out of your own pocket. My respect for you just rose by leaps and bounds 📈
Airbnb put profits over the safety of their customers. It did all it could to suppress the reporting of rape occurrences, refused to compensate victims and even persecuted those who complained. Airbnb is only talking about it because it's been exposed. Brian Chesky is not a person of integrity. The Afghanistan refugee housing is purely for damage control...NOT altruism!!!
It's virtue signaling. Spare me the sanctimony from the woke crowd.
Great way to invite more migrants to the US. Don't we have homeless and inequalities in this country? Why TF we worry about other country issue when there a big mess happening our own backyard.
Airbnb may have a future but it's going to bottom out like ever other economic market. People won't be traveling soon as gas prices get to 8.00 per. gal. (It's not far off),
all modes of travel are constricting. Air travel plummeting. I have an Airbnb next door to me on Lake Murray, SC. last year? It was booked non stop. This year not so much. The financial system and the dollar as the world's reserve currency is on borrowed time. When the Dow crashes? Party time is over. The owner of the Airbnb informed us "its the way of the world now)! I humored him and said "that's great".
Airbnb does not honor their host guarantee. Makes hosts provide all evidence, most of the times in vain where a case just gets closed and hosts are left holding the bag. They raised their fees on guests from 9 to 14% but didn’t make much mention of that. Plus what they take from hosts. Reservations do come in through there but don’t ever count on their “support”, even less on their “guarantees”.
He's just trying to put ideas in heads, and engineer demand.
If you have an Airbnb, and you’d like to put an arcade cabinet in it to attract guests, I do a very nice build for Umbrella Arcades. Its a modern, wall-mounted unit with most of gaming history pre-installed. The cabinets are handmade in PA.
Did not know there was a party ban. Curious how effective it actually is.
How about hosting homeless Americans, specifically homeless vets, before focusing on Afghan refugees?
That’s how it should be to begin with
Brian’s finally in a suit!
Close enough
Embrace the flexibility and family. No one will prioritize office and 9-5 over family and their work life balance
I think people are more open to travel since being shut down. lead us to create a travel channel :)
I always like CEO using big language to describe their business.
Exactly
Dream on big guy.
More 3 days weekends = more money needed for that trips. Even if people want to do that, majority of people will travel 3 days weekend.
A year plus ago I flew Qatar Air from Australia to Qatar and on to Istanbul.
A Video screened during the flight featured an interview with the CEO of Qatar.
He claimed that a lot depends on if/which Safety guidelines are in place when overseas Air Traffic starts up again.
If seating regulations demand increased spacing [I had 2 'empty by design' seats next to me ] then prices will be significantly more expensive.
He predicted that the era of 'cheap' International travel is over for the near future.
i watched a first class passenger getting taped into his chair till landing and fined 40,000 dollars for shouting. Flight attendants are being trained to beat up passengers using martial arts... xxxx that im not paying to be treated like i was in Belsen
@@Originalman144 Thanks for the good news.
As I couldn't fly in any case I didn't follow the current situation.
I contemplated visiting OZ at the end of the year and a month or so ago started making inquiries via 'my' Travel Agent.
To that date the only seat he could find available was a $7000 First Class Return ticket !!!!.....I usually paid around $2000 for Economy in pre-Corona times.
Hopefully other similarly priced options will open up IF indeed Australia allows easy access.
Awesome
Airbnb is a lifetime stock to hold.
Oh really?
Why?
Because in 2023 it breaks even - no debt. Then it's all cash. It only has 3% of the total market. Its gobbling up market.
@@sparty2761 yes sir! Watch my video on them in my channel
@@HassanWorld
I’ve come to learn that there are some real miserable POS guests out there. I have 20 listings and people do literally complaint about the stupidest of things or ask the dumbest questions
I had a lady give me a 4 star because my towels and coffee maker were too small. The house is stunning with a yoga room. 4 stars because of a coffee maker. Yup. What’s wrong with people ???
Yeah and it would happen on their platform if they offered rewards points
there is no foreign tourist coming to my country. Last year I earned good from bnb but this year nearly dead. I will delete the app.
@@Originalman144 Turkey . Last year I had guests from UK and US . This year is zero. No tourists even I have listed 2 more homes at bnb. Local sites do the better job for now. Commisions are lower.
hes a great communicator
Awkward ending there
I,m a host for the last 3 years. I"ve discovered things about travel that no one would likely believe. My Airbnb has young professionals that come and stay,work remotely and enjoy the sights and attractions of my city. This is something no one could have imagined.
Secondly "staycations" are a big thing now. People from the burbs or just tied up working from home during the pandemic started to crawl the walls in their own pads. Staycations kept me in business.
My biggest problem is since Airbnb went public is that the community aspect of home sharing and helping showcase our cities, places and community are going to be compromised by what shareholders ...probably the ultra rich ...will degrade in the name of money. I dont want to be a business partner to a sociopathic capitalistic fake "woke" company.
Parties are being phased out by hosts and Airbnb .
The biggest detriment Airbnb can pose to communities happens when owners/hosts dont live where or near their properties are. This is getting sorted out with new rules many cities have.
Airbnb prices are more than hotels these day so eh
Airbnbs are usually better though
Makes totally sense no? You have an entire apartment or house. You can cook at home, do laundry etc A hotel room is a room with a bed, that's it.
there should be an alternative to airbnb. it has become more expensive by each passing day.
thats not a platform issue, its a supply issue
There are
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But I live in Australia?
LOL HOW DOES HE BAN PARTIES AND KNOWS THERE WAS A PARTY? seriously...
I could imagine a few different ways. It's pretty suspect to book a large home and leave it in a complete mess, with damages, noise complains etc. On the other hand if someone throws a party and everything is left clean and spotless then there's no incentive to crack down on those people.
@@jackwindensky5606 i understand your point but that doesnt answer my question. The CEO and his employes cannot do that.
It only works if the owner of the airbnb witness it and he decide to tell it the company of the app. The company cannot know it
@@JonathanVachon777 Yeah I think that's exactly how they do it. Some of the ways they'd get informed would be through hosts rating their guests on the app (where they can leave reviews and a star rating on different categories). They'd probably hear about damages through their Host Guarantee program that insures damages or theft by the guests. Or also their Host Protection Insurance program which also covers damages but also people getting hurt (which if people get hurt there's probably like a claim describing what happened).
Does he know we have a housing shortage and what about Wyndham Capital giving loans out "No SSN required?" What's up? Can we trust this? In Tahoe, we MUST HAVE employee housing. Police, Fire, Hospitals and childcare workers are at risk.
Hopefully traveling triples soon!
I’ve come to learn that there are some real miserable POS guests out there. I have 20 listings and people do literally complaint about the stupidest of things or ask the dumbest questions
I had a lady give me a 4 star because my towels and coffee maker were too small. The house is stunning with a yoga room. 4 stars because of a coffee maker. Yup. What’s wrong with people ???
How long have you been a host? Would like to hear how you started from ground up.
With so many listings you can always count on difficult people. It’s just part of the job.
Who gives a fuck. You have 20 airbnb listings and you're complaining about people complaining. I watched an entire village get airstriked when I was in Yemen.
Always remember that the general public is very dumb, and then multiply that by 10. And then some.
@qwejqlewj fadfasfsdafas Good try. But the reason yemen is getting airstriked is from greedy people like OP who complains about issues with their 20 airbnb listings.
He's 40....
I hear a hint!
Did she ask her stylist to give her the worst haircut?
"Hopefully " idk why this CEO goes on my nerves. Like bro I trusted you. And he is like no "let me mess it up."
5:34 How in the world does this technology do this?
For starters, I would probably look at the data for the size of the property being rented, type of property, past noise complaints for the property, and past complaints against the renter from other hosts. You won't get a guarantee of a party, but you may identify higher risk profiles. Even the date of the reservation can give you information.
how fantastic !! 👋
*there was
Everyone is touting what is good for them..and of course Airbnb - what is good for them .. everything will be just disruptive...this is not good for travel ..middle class disappearing which is another con
So says the rich guy
He looks like an executive version of Jake Paul...
AirBnB - I hope you go out of business one day. Customers service are the worst. Hosts take pics of places and when you come there it looks way different than what you get. AirBnB doesn’t follow local and state and countries housing laws. They only care about making money, and could careless about you or the host. recommend people get short term rentals from apartments or if you are young, stay at hotels that have bunk beds. The future of travel for me is to live in one place a year or less and move to another place, that way you don’t have to travel at all, but go there and live for at-least 6 months and move. I’m pro with digital nomads.
Bla bla bla.
ABNB is going to look so cheap 5 years from now.
Airbnb houses Afghan refugees for free but raises rental costs, home prices and Airbnb stays forcing many hard working Americans to pay 50% of their salary just to have shelter.
This is the plan according to some. Watch what BlackRock are doing now, getting into housing.
why didn't you ask the CEO why airbnb has put a BLM banner on their website and so that their political affiliations are being rubbed into the faces of their clients? I'm a big fan of airbnb but I can't make any sense of what they have done
The safety comments alarm me. Anyone of these big companies or governments for that matter looking to "increase safety" screams big $$$ to the data companies that harvest all our data and whatever ways used to monitor people. I dont like more control mechanisms. Less boxes, physically and/or energetically.
What a smart ass. l could figure out by myself the future of travel . Just on the side, l have better suite than he is. Pretty plain guy in every way. Going to Mexico in 14 days for 6 months. Looking forward to it.
Only Travel! For rest it’s deal.. anyone using Airbnb locally is stupid
Does it look to you like he's using some drugs?
Yes. Gas station boner pills.
max 10 years for $abnb, then it will go to history
Lol..Airbnb..Turo, car rental industry and the hospitality industry ..an any other sharing program your era has come to an end an it was short lived..with the advent of Zoom ..with the advanced In technology has weakened the demand for travel to such a degree that will eliminate the need of these services..the majority of the people taking advantage of these services are business men an women not regular consumers..Do your math an don’t listen to people who never bother to include references
I can't wait for my Zoom vacation to the Bahamas
I was lucky enough to travel in the Golden Age of Flying back in the '50's and '60's and early '70's. My dad was an executive with Pan American Airways and we traveled the world, First Class. We slept in berths and ate Chateaubriand. There were porters to handle your luggage and we were dressed in our Sunday best. I could tell the difference of a great or mediocre Bernaise sauce by the time I was 10 y.o.
Traveling now is like being in the Dark Ages and is vulgar and common, surrounded by rif raf ready to punch out the cabin crew, squeezed into seats that are meant for a 10 y.o. I still would like to see many places, but getting there is a grueling punishment. Only the super rich can afford First Class on Emirate Airlines.
After lockdown, I am now housebound and uneasy and anxious going further than in my 5 mile bubble of doctors, groceries, pet groomer and a few restaurants that survived. I think I have PTSD from it all and understand how people must feel, that were kidnapped and locked up. I guess it's just fallout from being old (71)...dammit to hell. The world has changed and not for the better. Sad.
Consumption will be dented by inflation.
I used to love AirBnB until they showed what they were all about when the pandemic hit. They will be replaced in the years to come if they continue this way
I doubt it. Spreading germs when we lack antibiotics that work.
Why is he blowing me so many kisses at the beginning?!?!!?
Who knows? Not everyone is perfect. Some people are born with certain muscular condition that maybe triggered due to neurological issues? Let’s make fun of people with ticks, schizophrenia and so on to accumulate likes.
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He must be talking fiction.
Lmfao, except for we aren't going back to the office. I quit my job for a full remote position when they tried forcing us back into the office and plenty people I know are doing the same. I've been traveling most of last year around the US enjoying life while working remote. He's spot on. Ifk what point you're not understanding... if you work at a physical location this doesn't apply to you and you're angry about it 😂
NWO ✅
yeah right when you launch an overvalued ipo in the heat of a pandemic
golden age of travel, with the exception of every muslim country :D
What's wrong with the interviewers face?
He looks like 30
Lol
Bla bal bla what a spin master !!!
What is he spinning? You think we're going back to the office? Lmfao, we're resigning those roles for fully remote ones.
No houses for sale to do Airbnb 🤨and expensive what in the market
No one cares about whether or not it's men or women who are hosts. Really, no one cares so you don't need to mention it.
He looks 25 lol
All i got from this video is to witness the host's ugiest haircut :(
Haha. Our world will end soon
On the topic of global warming alone, we can’t afford people to travel unnecessarily as we were prior to the pandemic.
Please don't procreate
People will continue to travel, even more so. However, they will be staying put in one place for longer. So things like cheap airlines with crappy service will hopefully decrease since people will hop from place to place less often. I hope so anyway. The flying experience is terrible. I would gladly pay more for a better flying experience.....