Full-Time

Specialist

Premium Support, Spanish

Posted on 3/1/2026

Airbnb

Airbnb

10,001+ employees

Online marketplace for lodging and experiences

Compensation Overview

CA$58k - CA$63k/yr

+ Bonus + Equity + Employee Travel Credits

Canada

In Person

Category
Customer Experience & Support (1)
Requirements
  • 3+ years of relevant experience in multicultural customer service teams, preferably in the hospitality industry (experience with high-profile and influential clientele is preferred) and in a role making calls and handling customer/client contacts
  • Hospitality experience is a plus, in particular working for technology platforms
  • Prior experience using phone, messaging, or live chat to interact with users/customers is preferred
  • Experience engaging with executive-level stakeholders to resolve conflicts in a detailed, effective and timely manner, and demonstrated ability to explain complex ideas simply and clearly
  • Ability to work weekend days and public holidays, as well as early morning / evening shifts. Your schedule can change to meet business needs
  • Very good verbal and written communication skills for providing exceptional customer service to guests/hosts & engage with stakeholders
  • Active listening skills to understand guest needs and provide personalized recommendations and assistance
  • Empathy and patience in dealing with customers, especially in high-pressure situations
  • Ability to organize a high volume of work, multitask & prioritize, and to work within prescribed schedules including breaks, lunches, and training time
  • Passion for delivering exceptional customer service and setting a high bar
  • Ability to thrive in an ambiguous, fast-paced, and complex environment, acting proactively to respond quickly and decisively
  • Ability to adapt to new tasks and responsibilities as needed
  • Proactive attitude towards embracing new challenges and adjusting to changing priorities and environments
  • Capable of adjusting to evolving roles and job duties with openness and flexibility, as well as moving to a new team
  • Good computer skills, including Apple/Mac OS, Google Suite, and familiarity with CRM systems and the ability to quickly learn new tools
  • Language proficiency in English and Spanish, written and spoken, other languages are a plus
Responsibilities
  • Complex case management: Provide the highest level of service to our community in each and every case
  • Interact with Airbnb customers and community members through all current and future channels, both inside and outside of Airbnb tools, including but not limited to livechat, social platforms, messaging, and directly through the phone
  • Take end-to-end ownership of all assigned cases: ensuring a complete final resolution (or settlement, final decision, etc) is reached based on workflows & management guidelines, fostering the relationship with our users along the way, and escalating accurately to other teams when appropriate
  • Demonstrate ownership mentality & good judgment as well as skill to question, adapt, and deviate from the workflow when needed only through management approval
  • Be highly receptive to feedback from Management and Quality, and quickly adopt behaviors to improve the quality of your work
  • Understands multiple perspectives on a topic or situation, and able to evaluate and present multiple options for addressing a problem
  • Can be brought to engage more with senior stakeholders and to collaborate cross-functionally, with help from management
  • Combining efficiency with bespoke quality: Provide personalized and exceptional customer support to guests and Hosts, ensuring their unique needs and preferences are met with the highest level of care and attention
  • Displays an ability to handle a larger volume of cases without negatively impacting the quality of the interaction & the resolution
  • Proactively anticipate and identify opportunities to enhance the user experience, and with the support of management, offers tailored solutions and recommendations that go above and beyond their expectations, and ensuring a seamless and memorable experience throughout their interactions with Airbnb
  • Resolve user issues quickly and to a high level of mutual satisfaction, considering specific context and circumstances
  • Personalize communications to users, demonstrating the highest hospitality standards
  • Participating in your team’s improvement: Leverage your functional operational knowledge to proactively support the team success
  • Provide insights about community experience and continuous improvement opportunities to your Management
  • Help document ways of working, best practices, and the norms for your service(s) as requested by management
  • Provides technical/functional/SME to less experienced members of the team.
  • Shares ideas to improve processes and ways of working
  • Willing to take on various tasks and responsibilities as needed (including moving teams) and showing openness to new challenges and a proactive approach to work.
  • Stakeholder engagement: You have gained the trust of internal & external stakeholders through effective relationship management and delivering results
  • Displays flexibility, openness and approachability when resolving issues
  • Understands key drivers of your function and how they relate to one another, as well as the business impact of those metrics
  • You are on-call to handle emergency situations in the evenings & weekends

Airbnb operates an online marketplace that connects travelers with lodging and experiences hosted by local people. Hosts list properties—from single rooms to entire homes—and guests can book stays or curated experiences through the platform. The service works on a commission model: Airbnb earns a percentage of each booking made on its site. The platform supports a global network of hosts and guests, aiming to make travel more local and authentic. It differentiates itself by offering millions of hosts and experiences worldwide, creating a broad one-stop marketplace where travelers can find unique stays and activities in nearly every country. The goal is to enable people to monetize their spaces and passions while giving travelers access to diverse, authentic travel options.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2007

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Bundled travel services can increase booking frequency and guest spend.
  • Event-driven products like World Cup experiences create repeatable demand spikes.
  • Boutique hotel partnerships broaden supply in underserved urban destinations.

What critics are saying

  • Hotel expansion pits Airbnb against Booking.com and entrenched hotel OTAs.
  • New services raise support costs and failure risk across fragmented local partners.
  • India growth faces uneven short-term rental regulation across cities and states.

What makes Airbnb unique

  • Airbnb is expanding from lodging into services, experiences, and hotels.
  • Brian Chesky called India one of Airbnb's fastest-growing markets.
  • Airbnb is building capability through WeRoad and hotel-focused leadership hires.

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Benefits

Comprehensive health plans

Paid volunteer time

Healthy food and snacks

Generous parental and family leave

Learning and development

Annual travel and experiences credit

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

2%

1 year growth

1%

2 year growth

3%
Hacker News
May 27th, 2026
Airbnb-backed WeRoad raises $58M to take its group travel platform to the US.

Airbnb-backed WeRoad raises $58M to take its group travel platform to the US. 3 3 minutes read WeRoad, the Milan-based group travel startup, has raised a $58 million Series C round led by Airbnb as it prepares for its first major expansion outside Europe. The funding brings the company's total capital raised to roughly $100 million and will finance WeRoad's push into the U.S., beginning with Austin. The new investment reflects a bet that the next generation of travel companies may look less like booking platforms and more like social platforms designed to facilitate real-world connections. The U.S. launch also arrives as loneliness, particularly among younger consumers, has become both a public health concern and an emerging business opportunity. When much of the tech industry remains focused on AI, WeRoad is positioning itself as part of the growing "IRL economy," a category of startups monetizing offline interaction rather than screen time. Companies like Timeleft, 222, and Pie are pursuing similar ideas through dinners, clubs, events, and community-based experiences. The idea behind WeRoad came from the founders - Paolo De Nadai, Fabio Bin, and Erika De Santi - seeking connection themselves. "It started from a very personal need. When you finish college and start working, it becomes harder to find people to travel with. Friends were settling down, having kids, moving away, or simply couldn't align schedules anymore," De Nadai told TechCrunch. "My cofounder Fabio and I both tried companies offering similar group travel experiences for solo travellers, but while the trips were good, something was missing. The guides were professional local experts, and the groups were mixed in age, and people didn't really see eye to eye. People were traveling together, but not really connecting." The founders' response was to redesign group travel around shared interests. WeRoad trips are primarily designed for younger travelers and grouped around shared interests and travel styles. Customers can book trips through the platform based on themes such as beach vacations or skiing. "We asked ourselves, 'What if we created trips for Millennials and Gen Z travellers, bringing together people from the same age groups with shared cultural references but completely different backgrounds, and focused on creating real bonds between them?'" De Nadai added. Before each trip begins, travelers are added to a WhatsApp group managed by the group leader so members can begin getting to know one another ahead of time. Groups typically include between eight and fifteen travelers. "The biggest concern people have is rarely the destination," De Nadai said, but usually concerns that they won't connect with the group. To address that, WeRoad intentionally structures itineraries around social dynamics. More adventurous or collaborative activities are often scheduled early in the trip to help break the ice. Most itineraries last between 10 and 12 days, though the company has also introduced shorter weekend formats aimed at first-time customers. According to WeRoad, roughly 60% of travelers eventually book another trip. Additionally, instead of traditional tour guides, WeRoad has "group leaders," coordinators closer in age to travelers who act more like travel companions. The company now works with more than 4,000 group leaders globally. "We're not looking for destination experts, but for people with travel experience and strong soft skills. Can they lead a group, handle tension, adapt when plans change, and help strangers connect?" De Nadai said. WeRoad has also begun expanding beyond travel itself. In 2025, the company launched WeMeet, an app focused on local in-person gatherings, including dinners, hikes, yoga classes, running groups, after-work drinks, and board game nights. WeRoad says more than 50,000 people attended WeMeet events across 35 cities last year, while the app reached 150,000 downloads. The company says WeMeet will also play a central role in its U.S. expansion strategy. Rather than immediately scaling nationwide, WeRoad plans to focus on a small number of cities first, beginning with Austin, where it will recruit group leaders, organize local events, and build community partnerships before expanding further. "We'll be launching WeMeet events across multiple U.S. cities throughout 2026, starting with Austin because of its incredible energy and vibrant community scene," De Nadai said. Whether companies can build lasting businesses around loneliness and social connection remains an open question. But investors are increasingly betting that the demand is real. WeRoad says it generated €130 million in revenue in 2025, up 30% year over year, while taking more than 100,000 travelers on trips last year alone. Since launching in 2017, the company says it has organized travel for more than 300,000 customers across over 1,000 itineraries globally. When you purchase through links in its articles, Real Hacker may earn a small commission. This doesn't affect its editorial independence.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 13th, 2026
Uber hits $52B revenue vs Airbnb's $12.3B as gap widens to $40B in four years

Uber has raised its revenue gap over Airbnb from $11.4 billion to nearly $40 billion in four years, according to recent quarterly results. Uber generated $52 billion in annual revenue for 2025, whilst Airbnb reported $12.3 billion. Uber, which connects consumers with ridesharing, delivery services and freight matching, recently deployed robotaxis in Dubai and reported a 2% net income margin for the quarter ended 31 December 2025. Airbnb, operating a global accommodation marketplace, recorded a 12% net income margin for the same period. Despite lower revenues, Airbnb trades at higher valuations, with a price-to-sales ratio of 6.6x versus Uber's 2.9x, and a price-to-earnings ratio of 32.3x compared to Uber's 15.3x.

FOX 13 Seattle
Apr 10th, 2026
Airbnb tool shows Seattle homeowners how much they could earn during World Cup.

Airbnb tool shows Seattle homeowners how much they could earn during World Cup. Published April 10, 2026 4:38pm PDT One year from today, the U.S. Men's National Team will play a 2026 FIFA World Cup match at Lumen Field in Seattle. With an estimated 750,000 visitors expected for the tournament, Western Washington homeowners are now considering becoming Airbnb hosts to accommodate the demand. The brief. * * Airbnb has launched a tool estimating how much Seattle residents can earn by renting out homes during the 2026 World Cup. * Seattle will host six matches at Lumen Field, with demand for stays already rising sharply. * Hosts in Seattle must have city permits to legally rent out their homes, or risk fines. SEATTLE - With the World Cup just around the corner in Seattle, Airbnb has launched a new tool showing how much Seattleites could earn by renting out their homes for the global tournament. What To Know: Seattle is hosting six World Cup matches at Lumen Field between June 15 and July 6, with the event expected to draw millions of visitors. Whether you're a soccer fanatic who already secured tickets, or if you want to get out of town to avoid all the tourists, if you live in the Seattle area, you can make a pretty penny to rent out your home. Airbnb's Host Earnings Calculator gives individualized estimates for World Cup bookings in Seattle based on location, availability and type of listing. Users can adjust how many days they plan to host and see how many matches fall within the timeframe. Host Earnings Calculator Airbnb calculates rental costs in Seattle during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. By the numbers: According to the website, some Seattle homes could make up to $11,000 during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, though exact earnings across the city vary. Airbnb says demand is already rising, with searches for stays in host cities up 80% during the tournament. The company is also offering $750 to new hosts who welcome their first guests by July 31. Seattle residents must have a business license certificate and short-term regulatory license from the city to legally host, or risk fines. The annual permit costs about $75 per unit. You can check out the World Cup Host Earning Calculator on Airbnb's website.

Airbnb
Apr 8th, 2026
Airbnb launches Host Earnings Calculator for FIFA World Cup 2026(TM).

Airbnb launches Host Earnings Calculator for FIFA World Cup 2026(TM). By Airbnb · April 8, 2026 Key Takeaways * Hosts can access instant, individualized earnings estimates for hosting during the FIFA World Cup 2026(TM) * New hosts receive $750 - in addition to hosting income * New Airbnb data reveals trending neighborhoods in tournament host cities Residents of FIFA World Cup 2026(TM) host cities can now access instant, individualized earnings estimates for hosting on Airbnb during the tournament, thanks to a new Host Earnings Calculator launched today - the first event-specific Host Earnings Calculator Airbnb has launched. Millions of fans are expected to attend the FIFA World Cup 2026(TM) and its data shows that demand has surged, with searches for stays in host cities already up 80 percent during the tournament.[1] The FIFA World Cup 2026(TM) is also attracting many new guests to Airbnb, with data showing that around 1 in 6 guests in Canada, Mexico and the US are booking with Airbnb for the first time during the tournament[2]. With demand for stays high, Airbnb is looking for new hosts, and is making it easier than ever to get started. Its Host Earnings Calculator generates instant, individualized earnings estimates for residents of host cities who are considering renting out their place during the FIFA World Cup 2026(TM). The estimates are calculated using individual hosting preferences - such as when, where, and for how long people plan to host, as well as the type of listing they intend to offer - and data for similar Airbnb listings offered during the tournament[3]. The Host Earnings Calculator is available here. Airbnb's $750 new host incentive program. To further support new hosts on Airbnb and help meet demand for stays at the FIFA World Cup 2026(TM), Airbnb, Inc. recently launched its biggest-ever new host incentive program. Under the program, and in addition to the income earned from hosting, Airbnb, Inc. is offering $750 to new entire-home hosts in any of the 16 World Cup host cities in Canada, Mexico, and the US who welcome their first guests by July 31. More information on the new host incentive is available here. Opportunities to host on Airbnb during the FIFA World Cup 2026(TM) exist in neighborhoods across host cities, including many that might not typically be associated with tourism. New Airbnb data released today highlights trending host city neighborhoods that are seeing the biggest increases in bookings on the platform during the tournament[4]. Hosting represents a significant opportunity for residents across host cities to boost their incomes. According to a survey of host city residents by Focaldata[5], almost 90 percent of respondents said that extra income from hosting would have a positive impact on their current financial situation. Most residents indicated they would use the extra income to help pay down debt (40%), cover living expenses (35%), and make home improvements (33%). At the same time, hosts on Airbnb are providing guests with a range of places to stay at every price point. As of late February, around 80% of available listings across host cities were priced under $500 a night on average, according to Airbnb data. Dave Stephenson, Chief Business Officer at Airbnb, said: "The FIFA World Cup 2026(TM) is approaching fast, and fans from around the world are looking for places to stay in the communities we all call home. It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for locals to open their doors and earn from the biggest sporting event on the planet. For anyone considering hosting, our Host Earnings Calculator makes it easy to estimate what you could earn on Airbnb during the tournament, based on how you choose to host - and we are offering an extra $750 to new hosts."

Marketing-Interactive
Apr 8th, 2026
DoorDash taps Airbnb's Nick Sinclair to lead ANZ marketing.

DoorDash taps Airbnb's Nick Sinclair to lead ANZ marketing. DoorDash has appointed former Airbnb marketing leader Nick Sinclair as marketing director for Australia and New Zealand, as the platform steps up its next phase of growth in the region. The role is the most senior marketing position across ANZ, with Sinclair taking end-to-end responsibility for brand, growth, retention and partnerships across DoorDash's ecosystem, spanning consumers, merchants and Dashers. Reporting to DoorDash's global chief marketing officer, Sinclair will sit at the intersection of global strategy and local execution as part of both the global marketing organisation and the ANZ leadership team. He joins DoorDash after more than a decade at Airbnb, where he led marketing across Asia-Pacific during a period of rapid expansion and brand transformation. Sinclair brings more than 20 years' experience across the US, APAC and Australia, with leadership roles spanning San Francisco, Singapore and Sydney. "What excites me most about DoorDash is the opportunity to build a brand that genuinely reflects the role we play in people's everyday lives - from supporting local businesses to helping consumers access more of their neighbourhood," Sinclair said. "There's strong momentum in ANZ, and I'm looking forward to shaping a marketing approach that's both locally grounded, creatively ambitious and delivers growth for the business." The appointment comes as DoorDash expands beyond restaurant delivery into grocery, retail and subscription services such as DashPass, positioning itself as a broader local commerce platform. Based in Sydney, Sinclair commenced in the role on 2 February.

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