Airbnb is Losing Billions of dollars
Summary
In this video, Sean Rakidzich discusses several mistakes that Airbnb has made over the past few years that hosts should be aware of, such as their restrictive party screening algorithms that may prevent booking by guests, their initial handling of the pandemic that has class action lawsuits against them, and the simplified pricing model, which causes hosts to have an automatic 14-15% fee without knowing about it.
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