Airbnb CEO: Travel Has Changed Forever

[@brandonreed09]

What Airbnb should do is expand their market place by setting up a distributed property management segment of the business. Connecting property owners to hosts that could manage their Airbnb rentals, to maids that could clean their rentals, maintenance workers who could fix their rentals, interior design specialist who could help design the look of the rentals, and home furnishing retailers that could sell the furniture or other home furnishings for these rentals. Airbnb would still remain software but would facilitate the matching, scheduling, and payment of these businesses and clients/property owners. Airbnb would be the bridge connect these people just like they are the bridge between hosts and renters, experience providers and the renters. This would just expend the scope of Airbnb's marketplace.

[@Kaodusanya]

So just like Zillow and we work????? That's a terrible idea. They should remain software oriented.

[@hz5526]

As a host, if airbnb starts cannibalising our business, we would list on another platform.

[@SteezyMcEasy]

That F’s over the hosts that grew their business in the first place. Plus it would take away the uniqueness of the various Airbnb stays that are possible. Basically you want them to become a hotel chain.

[@brandonreed09]

@@hz5526 My suggestion isn't cannibalizing your business. It is facilitating your business. This makes it easier for property owners to list on Airbnb. Btw it's a better business strategy than Airbnb's investment in Lyric which was a direct competitor to other hosts and would be cannibalizing your business. Lyric was a company that leased apartments then converted them to short term rentals. I believe the pandemic caused them to go out of business.

[@alexsantoshtc]

Airbnb is a joke. Hosts think they can whack up their prices just because it's Airbnb! There are many other sites that offer the same model at a cheaper rate.

[@oama2009]

example of other sites

[@QuietRiot69]

Airbnb is getting too expensive. Single shared rooms are literally the same price as a room at the Holiday Inn/Hilton.

[@juliodorantes3108]

Not mine :)

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

Yes things are different now. But that doesn't mean we have a very good understanding of the future. These changes are only beginning. As changes unfold those changes will influence additional changes. People moving to different areas doesn't mean they will stay there for years. I once moved to a mountain in N CA. Beautiful trees, huge clear stream, endless hiking. It was great. What I didn't see coming was how static that environment was and it got a little boring so I moved back to city life.

[@jons1453]

This is why WeWork could still work out - get a stay in a big city, visit a new place work there, live there for a while, maybe come back in a couple years. Find a place you like and maybe live there for good.

[@dollyfox66]

U should have been aware what u are signing up for...mountains obviously no people so would seem static...so go for a small city or suburb..can get the city feel when u want to since u won't be too faraway

[@charlesmcallisterrogers6135]

companies will hire cheap foreign labour easy now, airbnb is wrong badly here and also airbnb has destroyed too many commuities too and towns

[@havenhurstgroup]

Does Brian Chesky have an AirBNB home on his street ? Does he have to deal with party trash, loud noises, strangers wandering around the neighborhood, people with suitcases wandering around the street ? Makes for such a cozy feeling in the neighborhood.

[@seadragonadventures]

And Long Term Rentals can not do this? They can, just all year, rather than a few nights a year.

[@mikewilliams7519]

@@seadragonadventures clearly Andrew Baker you do not live next door to an airbnb

[@dollyfox66]

Who are into decide what would happen on the streets...u own your house not a public property..go live in a mountain or an island if u are that bothered...prob lies with u and not airbnb ;)

[@zwatwashdc]

Their fee structure is not one that is reimbursable for certain types of travel. So that sucks.

[@stankpickle9]

its not the fee structure that needs to be restructureized...... its clear to me that you didnt do your reasesrch prior to this statement. As i iluded to before you are not the best at recognizing the obvious so let me help you, #trump2021 #storm the capital again fool.

[@zwatwashdc]

@@stankpickle9 "alluded"

[@mosamosa4822]

Dangerous to stay in Airbnb. Boutique hotels are still far better and safer

[@kevngu7256]

They should buy WEWORK.

[@jimwatchyyc]

Lol!

[@iainbrewin]

This is very interesting. I am currently looking to switch to a remote based job so I can spend a month in different locations around the world and still work without taking to much vacation... Would be book airbnbs all over. Looking forward to it much more than being tied to a desk in a big, expensive city.

[@charlesmcallisterrogers6135]

haha good luck in that! this will not work well for you if you do

[@HouseMusicMixChanel]

Exactly what i'm doing right now! One month a time in a new city or country.

[@HouseMusicMixChanel]

@@charlesmcallisterrogers6135 Wtf you talking about? I'm doing this right now.

[@charlesmcallisterrogers6135]

@@HouseMusicMixChanel have fun in 2022 when ur jobs lost

[@iainbrewin]

@@charlesmcallisterrogers6135 Damn dude your a hater.

[@EK4B16A2]

Very interesting points but, weirdly enough, I feel he comes across as strange and somewhat annoying. Does anyone got the same vibe? Maybe the tone of voice or sth? I felt like I wanted to shut down the video from beginning to end.

[@adealadejarerealestate]

STOCK TOO EXPENSIVE AT $110 BILLION

[@ngendomuhayimana2158]

What’s the fair price?

[@northernhemisphere4906]

$1

[@elizabethdjokovic2691]

It's a great idea but the more this business expands the worse the impact will be on neighbourhoods. There should be a limit on the number of Airbnb rentals allowed in any neighbourhood.

[@souryabanik]

How does it impact badly?

[@RajA-0202]

I agree with this super valid points

[@tenminutetravelbreak]

Interesting points. Not sure he's wrong.

[@emersonduarte9671]

Ask him why AIRBNB have just 1 star review on their properties and to be a super host we have to keep more than 4.8 stars using their services. They are durty.

[@bhavini5602]

Recently, I had paid near to 3 star hotel and lived in a space which was near to trash can

[@rubypierce7523]

Interesting but the app needs work

[@kevngu7256]

They should buy hertz.

[@ravindertalwar553]

Keep it up

[@kevngu7256]

They should own turo too

[@brandonreed09]

Or they could acquire Getaround.

[@kevngu7256]

@@brandonreed09 TD isn’t know there was another one just like turo. Thanks

[@iamok2009]

if you aren't going to have face time with your boss, you won't get the promotion, plus, you will be the first one to be replaced by someone out there working remotely at half price. he didn't mention it, but its not his job to do so.

[@peterparker4109]

More like 1/6 th the price. Lot of English speaking graduates in India.

[@RichardSong20]

yes the world is different now and people don't like airbnb

[@lukeschaeffer2551]

Up 44% based on the number of airbnb's available? Didn't a huge number of people stop renting their place?

[@holypig777]

Racist that hate Jews love to travel and they love their fellow Jew-haterd at Arian-bnb

[@pichhipullaiah5589]

You please reduce your fee

[@streamingtv7200]

Do we have Airbnb in India ?

[@SCL111]

I'll stay where I am in Australia and saved up my money for another year or two for a place of my own. Not gonna risk getting lock out of Australia by traveling to countries still struggling with covid.

[@mosamosa4822]

Dont be fooled again. He did a lot of wrong prediction for almost 2 years. So many homeowners and communities are complaining about Airbnb, many hosts are laving. I hope they can find solution to fix their bad forecast and business

[@alexandermurdock2481]

Travel has not changed forever. The ability of wealthy members of capitalist western nations to work remotely while deploying their capital to keep the global working class tethered to the actual means of production is simply being realized at mass scale. Now more than ever are the inequalities of a globalized economy are punishingly clear.

[@charttrader3605]

all i know is more bare ABNBs are showing up. Bare minimum to get that rent money influenced from a youtube ad.

[@mong4491]

They should fix their mobile app

[@eslacarla8841]

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[@punnymoney3692]

What he can't say is globalism!

[@michaeldeng1981]

Buy IKEA stock

[@HassanWorld]

Airbnb is a lifetime stock to hold.

[@pwells10]

Yeah. I was buying all year on these dips but I'm not planning to sell just because it's up. The experiences is a huge growth sector behind being a leader in vacation destinations.

[@HassanWorld]

@@pwells10 Check my video on $ABNB 2 days ago, I talk about this.

[@pwells10]

@@HassanWorld cool. Subed

[@sorrell9046]

he's a sketchy looking dude

[@dollyfox66]

Don't judge the book by its cover

[@parker1981xxx]

Brian's company looks like a dead fish to me.

[@holypig777]

A dead racist fish that hates Jews and Christians

[@mikewilliams7519]

I really wish the pandemic had closed Mr Chesky's shameful business. Sadly it hasn't. It should not be possible to convert private homes in residential roads into travel lodges, at least without local or central government restrictions. In the UK, Airbnb is a free for all. I live next door to an Airbnb (a 3 bedroom house). It is awful

[@artraft5142]

With the Furniture sponsored by IKEA (for example). So people know the manufacturer of the furniture they sleep. I don't want to sleep in a place furnished with dodgy manufactures or not sustainable materials!

[@Rnankn]

I don’t understand how people reconcile the catastrophic impact of their carbon emissions with leisurely pursuits of international travel and business as usual economic activity. Those effects are persistent, cumulative and irreversible. And we know the people who can afford travel are the ones responsible for the majority of carbon, and the same ones who need to consume 10 to 15 times less energy and materials. I thought lifestyles would see dramatic and rapid change but listening to these people talk and it is as if it is irrelevant.

[@edmo-l4d]

Just let them keep on taking away our freedom and the joys of life such as traveling and experiencing a foreign culture. You probably love the idea of universal income too.

[@seadragonadventures]

All aircraft = 1% of total emission. Keep complaining!

[@edmo-l4d]

Furthermore, the elites that make up these rules are never going to stop flying in their private jets. The people who are going to be stuck on the ground are you and me and the rest of the masses.

[@dollyfox66]

U being home and using so much electricity is the problem

[@pault5072]

I hate airbnb

[@holypig777]

So does God because Arian-bnb hates Jews.

[@web2yt488]

Every airnbnb has cameras now

[@HassanWorld]

Nice propaganda. There are more hotels voyeurs than actual cameras in Airbnbs.

[@NicoletaMcCaan]

Now that you have all these predictions is time for you to put some money to fix your app is never working!!