Airbnb Hit Record In Q4 2022, Stock Up 35% in 6 Months - a podcast by Jasper Ribbers

from 2023-02-18T23:11:31

:: ::

Airbnb's Q4 2022 earnings report showed a 35% revenue growth over the past six months, indicating a strong travel industry recovery after COVID.

The numbers surprised investors and disproved claims of an "Airbnbust." Only 21% of property managers on the Transparent platform saw fewer bookings out of over 275,000 short-term rental listings worldwide.

Bottom Line: there is NO BNBbust!

Although there's currently no sign of a BNBbust, reduced demand on the Airbnb platform is pushing hosts to explore new ways to build genuine hospitality brands.

So, how can you keep up with the post-Covid market, adapt to changing customer needs, and improve your business strategies to focus on guest acquisition and retention?

In this episode of STR conversations, Eric and I delve into Airbnb's Q4 2022 earnings report, uncover the current realities of the short-term rental industry, and explore the pressing need for hosts to cater to the informed traveler of today.

Tune in to gain valuable insight on how to seize the opportunities presented by the current market challenges. We'll share a few of the companies we're closely monitoring as we build and expand the Freewyld brand, why we consider them important models in the industry and the critical element that ties them all together.

Do you want to learn how to Optimize your Airbnb listing with ChatGPT? Register now for the FREE training Wednesday, February 22, at 1 pm Pacific / 4 pm Eastern. If you missed our first training, "The BNBbust is BS," you can get the replay by joining the Airbnb Profit Club on Facebook.

Topics Covered

What the numbers don't show: our take on what's really happening behind the scenes in the STR industry
Why the short-term rental industry isn't experiencing a bust, it's simply maturing
The value of vision
How developing a unique brand will put you in the driver's seat of demand
The value of joining Legends X