Airbnb Focuses On Remote Workers in the Post-Pandemic Travel Landscape

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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 updated, robust travel insurance policy) and new search categories. The following are just a few Airbnb that are perfect for remote workers:

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 of 90 days or longer. Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky announced that he, too, will be joining the ever-rising work-from-anywhere movement and live solely in Airbnbs, changing locales every few weeks.

If you’re one of many workers who’s found yourself with a more flexible, remote work life, these North American Airbnbs are perfect for you. They have everything needed for an exciting change of scenery while still getting work done. We’re talking long-term discounts, dedicated workspaces, washers, and kitchens. Bon voyage!

Secluded Desert Stay Outside Joshua Tree

$2,827/month

Tap into your bohemian side in this Midcentury desert cabin. Designed specifically for extended stays, this Joshua Tree cabin only accepts a minimum of month-long trips. The house is located in peaceful seclusion, but just 12 minutes away from downtown Joshua Tree and a few minutes more to the entrance of Joshua Tree National Park. 

Mexico City Loft

$1,231/month

This beautifully designed apartment in the Polanco neighborhood of Mexico City is fully-equipped for a long stay with reliable wifi and comfortable furnishings. It’s set in a safe location within close distance of many restaurants, museums, and shops.

Ski Cabin in Arizona

$3,507/month

This cute cabin is located in a quiet neighborhood filled with tall Ponderosa pines, with many hiking trails, restaurants, and even horse stables nearby. During the winter months, Sunrise Ski Resort is just a 25-minute drive away.

Puerto Vallarta

$1,775/month

This condo in Puerto Vallarta is within walking distance to markets, bars, restaurants, and the beach– what else could you need? Plus, 100 percent of guests who’ve stayed a month or longer have reviewed this place as 5 stars. The building’s private rooftop pool and the condo’s own garden patio on the third floor provide plenty of great outdoor spaces to enjoy.

Vancouver Suite

$2,883/month

Explore the beautiful Canadian city of Vancouver from this light and bright guest suite outside downtown. Some of the best vegetarian, vegan, and sushi restaurants in the city are right down the street and there’s a beautiful view of the ocean and mountains in the neighborhood.

Morro Bay Beach Bungalow

$3,050/month

Self-described as a “clean, comfortable home away from home for the professional traveling to our beautiful area,” this beach bungalow is perfect for remote workers with a 30-day minimum stay. It boasts a prime location within walking distance to the beach, parks, and restaurants.

Mary Cate Long

Mary Cate Long

Mary Cate is a writer with a passion for people and travel. She was born and raised in Dallas, earned her journalism degree from Pepperdine University and has embarked on two stints living abroad in London and Australia. Whether it’s going to the new restaurant in town or checking off a country from her bucket list, she’s always looking for the next adventure.