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Airbnb and hotels? No?

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• echelon 7y ago
  I think that'd be much more expensive than an adult dorm for long-term travel. I'm imagining a scenario where I work remotely and visit different cities every month between returning home. Sort of as work tourism. Get to spend lots of time visiting other cities for largely just the cost of airfare, and still have enough budget to support your existing rent/mortgage back home. I'm thinking you'd want something closer to cheap capsule hotel rates. It gives you the flexibility of not being tied down, but at the same time lets you maintain your life back home for when you want to return to it (since it's affordable). There's no hassle of searching for hotels that satisfy {safe,clean,cheap,accessible} criteria since you're in a network. Imagine having these available internationally as a part of your subscription service. I'd love to have something like this. (Edit: whoops, I just double posted instead of editing. Deleted the duplicate message.)
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  • pg_is_a_butt 7y ago
    If only there were a network of airplanes you could fly in all around the world with the flexibility to book at a moment's notice, that might be compelling.
  • wyxuan 7y ago
    Hostels seem to fit the bill: cheap, worldwide, and willing to accept you for long-term travel