The features, aimed at facilitating rising cross-border travel and longer stays, may help Airbnb further capitalise on a pandemic-driven shift in consumer preference towards non-urban destinations and alternative accommodations, according to the company.
Overall cross-border travel has risen to 33% of gross nights booked in the third quarter, compared with 27% in the second and 20% in the first Q1 of 2021, Airbnb said.
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