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Airbnb Bookings Rise Past Pre-Pandemic High in 2022

 

Airbnb bookings were seen to be cut by more than 40 percent due to the Covid 19 pandemic in 2020, but were seen to bounce back remarkably well in 2021 and 2022. Driven by the strong uptick in international travel in 2022, Airbnb received bookings more than double compared to 2020 and last year, as the number of nights and experiences booked through the platform surpassed its pre-pandemic extreme. Viewing the gross booking value, Airbnb's performance in 2022 was even more impressive as it exceeded 2019 levels by more than 66 percent, all thanks to average daily rates that were considerably higher last year than they were in 2019.

Airbnb Bookings Rise Past Pre-Pandemic High in 2022 #Infographic

Are BEACH Stocks in a recovery state?

The entertainment and travel industries have also been struck hardly by the Covid-19 pandemic. BEACH Stocks or booking, entertainment, airlines, cruises and hotels collectively faced a setback of $332 during the initial days of the pandemic. But, according to the researches, the tides for these companies are expected to be returning. Moreover, the rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine in the major parts of the world is a bright spark of hope for these industries.

The infographic below shows the difference between the market cap value that the BEACH Stocks have seen in one year and according to it, nearly 70 percent of the BEACH Stocks have outperformed exceptionally the S&P 500 which resulted in an amazing 43.7 percent return during the same period.

Are BEACH Stocks in a recovery state? #infographic


The new decade has not started in a very positive way, but it is on quite the contrary. The Australian Bush Fires were enough to symbolize a bad year, but the current coronavirus pandemic has rattled everyone across the globe. People’s lives are at stake and kudos to the front-line workers who are working day in and day out to save us from this disastrous situation.

Do landlords on Airbnb deserve a bailout? #infographic

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