Remote Working
Mary Cate: As the year unfolds, Airbnb continues to lean into the new work and travel landscape that the coronavirus pandemic left in its wake. Their summer launch added features designed to support remote workers searching for a longer-term “workcation” destinations, as well as the general uptick in summer travel. These features included AirCover (their…
Remote work isn’t going anywhere and it’s revolutionizing how people are incorporating travel into their daily lives. According to fascinating new data from Airbnb, one out of every five nights booked in their third quarter were stays of 28 days or longer. Many went for even more ambitious stays with 100,000 Airbnb users booking stays…
Texas cities fared well when it comes to remote working, according to a LawnStarter study. North Texas had four of the 194 cities in the study’s top 10.
High-earners led a unique spike in mobility this past year, driven by those with remote-friendly jobs, according to an ApartmentList.com study.
If the pandemic did one thing for the American economy, it showed just how many jobs can be accomplished from the comfortable confines of a home office. According to a recent report from consulting firm Willis Towers Watson, employers expect nearly two in five employees will still be working remotely at the end of 2021,…
