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Only a fraction of properties are exclusively on airbnb. Many hosts cross list on VRBO, homeaway, booking, expedia.
by gnopgnip 4y ago
Only a fraction of properties are exclusively on airbnb. Many hosts cross list on VRBO, homeaway, booking, expedia.
- activitypea 4y agoIn my corner of the world, it seems to be a split: few rural properties are on airbnb, and few urban properties are anywhere besides airbnb. If you don't have an airbnb account good luck finding decent accommodation in the capital.
- thih9 4y ago> Only a fraction of properties are exclusively on airbnb. Source? Also, even if that was the case, when the scale is that big, the problem might not be gone. E.g.: - Some cities might have more of the exclusive listings than others. - Exclusive listings might share some common traits; some people might be interested in booking these places only. - etc
- laundermaf 4y ago> Only a fraction of properties are exclusively on airbnb I don't know where you live, but the "cross-listing" I see here is on Facebook, and that's next to useless compared to Airbnb’s ease of use. In places with few Airbnb listings, that means spending hours on Facebook Marketplaces and Groups combing through crap posts.