Coronavirus May Kill the Airbnb Super Host

Larry Mogelonsky | April 29, 2020

By Larry Mogelonsky, MBA, P. Eng. (www.hotelmogel.com) All of travel is taking a beating from the pandemic. None are excluded and the situation will continue to play out over the next two years as some organizations adapt while, unfortunately, others die out. Looking at the sharing economy, though, there are some interesting side effects from this crisis that might be advantageous for traditional hoteliers. Initially (late February), right as social distancing, lockdowns, flight restrictions and quarantines were being issued throughout Europe and North America, I had thought that COVID-19 would favor these alternate lodging providers. T...