Both year-over-two-year and year-over-year revenue growth rates were further improvements from those achieved in Q3 2021 of 36% and 67%, respectively, despite the impact of Omicron in December 2021.

It also exceeded Q4 2020 revenue by nearly 80%. Q4 revenue of $1.5 billion was 38% higher than Q4 2019.Q4 2021 and full-year 2021 Financial Results Our Host community continues to thrive and is larger than ever, with 6 million active listings at the end of 2021. Guests are returning to cities and planning more travel despite variants and surges. Despite the headwinds from Omicron, GBV was $11.3 billion in Q4, representing 32% growth compared to Q4 2019 attributable to nights booked recovering and strength in ADR. Through the adaptability of our model and continued innovation, we were able to close out 2021 with our strongest Q4 ever. Airbnb’s adaptable model and relentless innovation are making it possible for us to grow this new category of travel we created.” We are amidst the biggest change to travel since the advent of commercial flying. “The fourth quarter was another record quarter and 2021 was the best year in Airbnb’s history – despite the global pandemic. Airbnb Co-Founder and CEO Brian Chesky said: Today we issued our fourth quarter and full-year 2021 financial results.

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