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As the world arrives on Rhode Island’s doorstep for the FIFA World Cup 26, Airbnb is proud to announce a contribution of $250,000 to Ocean State 2026, the state’s official tournament organizer, through the Airbnb Host City Impact Program. This marks the company’s largest-ever investment in the Rhode Island community. The contribution supports the Rhode Island Summer of Soccer...


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A new report by Deloitte examines how lodging demand during the LA28 Olympic Games could exceed typical market capacity during peak competition days.

The LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games will take place primarily across Los Angeles County and Orange County and are expected to draw 15 million visitors from around the world, creating one of the largest tourism surges...


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Hosts play a vital role in boosting local economies across Florida, welcoming millions of guests, helping big cities and small communities benefit from tourism, and dispersing travel beyond traditional tourism hubs into neighborhoods and regional destinations. In 2024, in areas where Airbnb is permitted to collect and remit tourism taxes, we


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The host community in South Carolina

In South Carolina, Airbnb is an important economic tool for residents who share their homes to earn extra money, and the vast majority of hosts share just one home. By welcoming guests who spend money at small businesses, local restaurants and natural attractions, hosts across South Carolina help support their local economies.

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