Airbnb changed the way we look at temporary accommodation, whether for work or play. The San Francisco-based company, set up by Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia and Nathan Blecharczyk in 2008, is diversifying ...

The launch of Airbnb Luxe is limited to listings in only six locations in the U.S. — Los Angeles, Palm City, Hawaii, Vail, Utah and Park City — and in countries in the Caribbean, Latin America, Asia, ...

What began as Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia setting up air mattresses in their San Francisco living room 11 years ago has since skyrocketed into a travel phenomenon. Now, when deciding where to rest one ...

Booking an affordable vacation in a comfortable place to stay with decent amenities has been a lot easier ever since Airbnb came along and made house rentals a comparable option to hotel room stays.

Airbnb unveiled Airbnb Luxe, a platform offshoot that pairs high-end homes with personalized travel-planning services. The Airbnb Luxe collection is making its debut with 2,000 homes worldwide, ...

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This week, Airbnb launched a new tier of service, Airbnb Luxe, with more than 2,000 handpicked homes around the world, each passing evaluation across more than 300 criteria, including design and ...

Airbnb has launched a rental tier in which consumers have the chance to rent high-end properties including castles, beachfront villas, entire villages and private islands. The online rental service ...

When Airbnb first launched, it was an affordable alternative to hotels. Now, it’s even more expensive — at least, that’s the case for Airbnb Luxe, the company’s new vacation rental service that caters ...

Airbnb has just launched a premium service pairing luxury-minded travelers with some of the world's most over-the-top vacation amenities (think villas with boxing rings and butler-ready cabanas).

A 1830s slave cabin listed on Airbnb as a luxe stay has been slammed for its tone-deaf nature. TikTok user Wynton Yates, who goes by @LawyerWinton, brought attention to the listing, posting ...