A'o avea le fetuutuuna'i ma vaega tumau o le tele o aganu'u a le kamupani, e mana'o Airbnb e fa'afaigofie mo tagata faigaluega ona fa'aogaina a latou fetuutuuna'iga fou. Faatasi ai ma le sili atu ma le 6 miliona lisi i le lalolagi atoa, na faalauiloa ai e le tulaga i le Aso Tofi talu ai lana polokalame "Ola ma Galuega Anywhere", o se taumafaiga faifaipea e faaauau pea ona galulue faatasi ma malo ma DMOs e fausia se faleoloa e tasi mo tagata faigaluega mamao, ma uunaia i latou e taumafai fou. nofoaga e galulue ai, a'o fesoasoani e toe fa'aola turisi ma tu'uina atu le fesoasoani tau tamaoaiga i nu'u pe a mae'a le tele o tausaga o tapula'a femalagaa'i.

Mo le itulagi Karipiane, na maua e Airbnb e faapea:

Ole fa'asoa o po na fa'amauina mo nofo umi ile Q1 2022 toetoe a fa'aluaina pe a fa'atusatusa ile vaitaimi tutusa ile 2019.

I le Q1 2019, toetoe lava 6% o tusi uma na mo nofo umi, ae i le Q1 2022 o lenei pasene na oʻo atu ile 10%.

Ole aofa'i o po na tusi mo nofo umi na fa'atoluina ile Q1'22 fa'atusatusa ile Q1'19.

Fa'atasi ai ma lenei fa'amatalaga, Airbnb ma le Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) ua faipa'aga e fa'alauiloa le Caribbean e avea o se nofoaga talafeagai e nofo ai ma galue i so'o se mea, e ala i le fa'alauiloaina o la latou fa'asalalauga "Galue mai le Caribbean". O lenei Fa'asalalauga ua fuafuaina e fa'ailoa ma fa'alauiloa nofoaga eseese e ala i se itulau tulaueleele o lo'o tu'uina mai ai fa'amatalaga i luga o visa numera numera mo atunu'u ta'itasi, ma fa'amanino ai fo'i filifiliga sili a Airbnb e nofo ai ma galue mai ai. O lenei itulau faʻasalalau faʻalauiloa o le a tulaga ese i isi i le lalolagi atoa ma o le a faʻamaonia ai le 16 o loʻo auai i ai e fai ma filifiliga mo Digital Nomads: Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, Barbados, Belize, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Guyana, Martinique, Montserrat, St. .Eustatius, St. Kitts, St. Lucia, St. Maarten, Trinidad.

"O le toe faʻaleleia faifaipea o turisi Karipiane ua faʻamalosia e le faʻafouina ma le naunau e faoa avanoa, e pei o le siʻitia o numera numera ma le atinaʻeina o polokalame nofo umi e faʻalauteleina ai le poto masani o tagata asiasi i le itulagi. Ua fiafia le CTO ona ua faailoa mai e Airbnb le Caribbean o se tasi e faailogaina i lana polokalame Live and Work Anywhere i le lalolagi atoa, ma i le faia o lea mea, e lagolagoina ai le manuia o le itulagi. "- Faye Gill, CTO Director, Membership Services.

“Ua mitamita le Airbnb e toe faipaaga ma le CTO ina ia mafai ai ona faʻaauau le faʻalauiloaina o nofoaga eseese i le Caribbean ina ia mafai ai e tagata ona galulue ma faimalaga i totonu. O lenei faʻasalalauga o se taumafaiga faʻatasi fou lea o le a faʻaauau pea ona fesoasoani i le faʻalauiloaina o le itulagi matagofie. - Pule o Faiga Faʻavae Airbnb mo Amerika Tutotonu ma Caribbean Carlos Muñoz .

O lenei faiga faapaaga o se tasi lea o le tele o taumafaiga a le CTO o loʻo faʻaauauina polokalame e fesoasoani ai i ona sui e toe fausia turisi ma faʻamalamalamaina polokalame numera numera i o latou nofoaga.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

With more than 6 million listings worldwide, the platform launched last Thursday its “Live and Work Anywhere” program, an ongoing initiative to continue working with governments and DMOs to create a one-stop-shop for remote workers, and encourage them to try new locations to work, while helping to revive tourism and provide economic support to communities after years of travel restrictions.
This Campaign is designed to highlight and promote the various destinations through a landing page that provides information on digital nomad visas for each respective country, and also highlights the best Airbnb options to stay in and work from.
With this being said, Airbnb and the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) have partnered to promote the Caribbean as a viable destination to live and work anywhere, through the launch of their “Work from the Caribbean”.