A new report highlights how international travellers on Airbnb are choosing to stay outside of London’s traditional tourist destinations.

The first official Horrible Histories tour will be available exclusively on Airbnb from 25 May

Airbnb has selected five volunteers from thousands of applications for the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to breathe new life into an Italian village.

Airbnb supports the Mayor of London’s call on the UK government to introduce a simple registration system that applies to hosts on all platforms.

Brits are heading to coastal and lakeside locations over the Easter Bank holiday, according to new data released by Airbnb

World-famous Musée du Louvre joins forces with Airbnb to give unrivaled access to the museum and its masterpieces.

Today Airbnb has shared a selection of nurseries in homes around the world that are fit for a prince or princess

Over 500 million guest arrivals have stayed in an Airbnb since launching in 2008

Villas, cabins and deckhouses on Airbnb are available to book for under £10 per person, per night

Airbnb Experience hosts are finding bizarre ways to meet consumers’ insatiable thirst for the weird and wonderful.

From thrill-inducing adventures, to natural immersions, to planning the perfect budget trip, Airbnb and Pinterest are sharing the top trends inspiring travellers this spring.

New Experiences include Irish dancing, fiddle playing and blacksmithing

Villas, cabins and deckhouses on Airbnb are available to book for under £10 per person, per night

Women make up nearly 56 percent of all home hosts on Airbnb and have earned nearly £24 billion on Airbnb since the company was launched

Luxury lakeside lodges, medieval castles and wooden hideaways are bookable within two hours drive of the capital

With ski season in full swing, Airbnb today reveals Plus Homes in popular European ski destinations that are now available to book for the first time ever this winter

Solo bookings on V Day weekend increase by over 200% globally compared to last year – over 150% increase for British solo travellers

Airbnb’s Future of Work report shows 77% of UK workers feel companies should provide more remote working options to attract talent