Travel trends during the second quarter continue to reflect the bifurcation of U.S. consumers as high-end lodging remains ...

VRBO has been gaining share on Airbnb when looking at search trends on Google for home rentals, he said, and that’s a good sign for Expedia. Expedia also owns VRBO, a top competitor to Airbnb ...

Airbnb and Vrbo owners should brace for 2023. There's more competition than ever and hosts will have to work harder to stay booked. ... as pandemic travel trends begin to reverse themselves.

The travel trends put forth for 2021 by Airbnb are mirrored by competitors including vacation rental platform Vrbo, which released its own January report that focuses on how "pandemic-influenced ...

The report, which uses multiple reputable resources from across the travel industry, including Expedia, Vrbo, Airbnb, and Skift, in addition to hospitality data platforms such as STR to form its ...

In a new report by Skift Research, we focus on the two largest short-term rental online travel agencies in North America: Airbnb and Vrbo, and where data is available, we also add Booking.com to ...

Vrbo outspent Airbnb 10-fold in U.S. advertising during the ... These advertising trends may have shifted in ... president of Expedia’s Travel Partner Group, said Vrbo wouldn't launch such an ...

For example, online travel major Expedia (NASDAQ:EXPE) which also owns Vrbo, a fast-growing vacation rental business, is valued at about $25 billion, or just about 3.3x projected 2021 revenue.

Airbnb's sluggish growth in Q2, however, and its expectations that Q3 results might show even worse trends, have robbed me of that hope, and as such I'm downgrading Airbnb to a sell rating.