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I imagine cancellations skyrocketed and bookings halted for a few weeks in the spring, but by summer they started to publicly reveal trends were working in thei
by brianshaler 6y ago
I imagine cancellations skyrocketed and bookings halted for a few weeks in the spring, but by summer they started to publicly reveal trends were working in their behavior. The number of bookings was a bit depressed, but the number of nights booked had actually increased. In covid times, people seem to prefer staying in a private home for 1-2 weeks over sharing hallways with other guests at hotels for a few nights. With WFH, you can even relocate to an airbnb for a month or more.
- ghaff 6y agoI was going to uncharacteristically rent an AirBnB in January because I wanted my own place I could cook in rather than have to go to restaurants, at least for every meal. (As a base for hiking.) I ended up canceling because the situation is so fluid/crazy but it made more sense than staying in a hotel.