Airbnb shows resilience amid Covid hammering

By AfricaPost March 7, 2021106 views

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28 February 2021 – 05:00 AGENCY REPORTER

Airbnb reported quarterly revenue that blitzed analysts’ estimates, benefiting as travellers chose holiday rentals during a season marred by rising Covid-19 cases.

The company did not give a financial forecast and was cautious about 2021, keeping a lid on share gains in extended trading…

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