Airbnb Report Finds Short-Term Rentals Key to Meeting LA28 Olympic Lodging Demand

Reuters
Feb 11
Airbnb Report Finds Short-Term Rentals Key to Meeting LA28 Olympic Lodging Demand

Airbnb Inc. has published a new market analysis, conducted by Deloitte, examining the lodging demand expected during the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The report projects that Los Angeles County and Orange County could see up to 320,000 additional visitors seeking accommodations on peak days, far exceeding current lodging capacity. The analysis highlights that a 20 percent increase in short-term rental supply could accommodate 79,000 more tourists, generate $136 million in direct economic activity, create 1,480 jobs, and provide $33 million in combined tax revenue. Local leaders and organizations support the expansion of short-term rentals as a practical, cost-effective solution to meet the surge in demand and maximize economic benefits for communities during the Games.

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