Full-Time
Posted on 6/18/2024
Online marketplace for lodging and experiences
$288k - $341.5k/yr
Expert
Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship
United States
Hybrid position; occasional in-office work required.
Hybrid position; occasional in-office work required.
Hybrid position; occasional in-office work required.
Airbnb provides an online marketplace for lodging and tourism experiences, connecting hosts who want to rent out their properties with guests looking for unique places to stay. The platform allows hosts to list accommodations ranging from single rooms to entire homes, and guests can easily book these options. Airbnb operates on a commission model, earning a percentage from each booking made through its site. What sets Airbnb apart from its competitors is its focus on offering authentic local experiences, not just traditional hotel stays. In addition to lodging, Airbnb also features various activities organized by local hosts, enhancing the travel experience for guests. The company's goal is to create a global community where travelers can find unique accommodations and experiences while helping hosts monetize their properties.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2007
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Comprehensive health plans
Paid volunteer time
Healthy food and snacks
Generous parental and family leave
Learning and development
Annual travel and experiences credit
Airbnb has wrapped an exceptional awards season with four wins at the 2025 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity for Airbnb Icons.
Airbnb partners with FIFA for new experiences Across the US, mexico, canada, and South America in major tournaments through 2027.
On June 3rd, Airbnb Japan announced the launch of the Akiya Design Project; an initiative aimed at restoring traditional vacant homes known as kominka and offering them as culturally rich accommodations.
Airbnb has named Rebecca Van Dyck as its new chief marketing officer (CMO) as current global head of marketing Hiroki Asai moves into the new role of chief experience officer.
Airbnb’s launch of “Services” reads like a dream for consumers. Choosing a destination, a place to stay, activities and add-ons such as a chef or massage services in one place? Easy peasy. And as the short-term rental (STR) giant seeks to expand beyond travel, it's also marketing Services to Airbnb account holders to use in their own cities.But is the launch of hotel-style ancillaries a double-edged sword? Could Airbnb's new vertical end up being more of a nightmare than a dream for hosts who own the properties where these services may take place?. “We're witnessing … the start of digital feudalism that concentrates power and extracts value without proportional contribution,” said Humphrey Bowles, founder and CEO of Truvi (formerly Superhog), which provides STR hosts with risk management software.Bowles—who has repeatedly referred to Airbnb's move to add Services as “digital sharecropping” since the company is not sharing this ancillary revenue with property owners—believes that the addition of Services is “fundamentally unfair” to the host community on Airbnb.Other industry stakeholders have similar concerns.“The people that own and maintain the real estate have been left out of the equation,” said Annie Sloan, co-founder and CEO of The Host Co., a digital commerce marketplace that aims to bring hotel-like amenities to STRs and that was a PhocusWire Hot 25 Travel Startup for 2024