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The city of Kyiv faced a problem of insufficient hotel capacity for a major sporting event, causing prices to skyrocket. To address this, two citizen initiatives were launched: #Kyivfreecouch encouraged locals to host fans for free in their homes, while #Hostafan helped citizens rent their apartments on Airbnb and leave the city for the weekend. These initiatives successfully provided over 5,000 sleeping places for affordable prices, restoring the city's reputation and improving visitors' travel experiences.
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Airbnb case in kyiv
- 1. Case how you can fix big events major problem using creative economy tools
- 2. In April 2018 Kyiv became the host of Champions League Final. This is one of the greatest sports event in Europe, that gathers thousands of football fans from all over the world. CASE
- 3. PROBLEM For the 25-27 of May, the amount of tourists rises extremely by 300 % compared to regular weekends. The Kyiv hotels` capacity is ~30 000* people, but the approximate amount of expected tourists is 50-70 000** people. As result hotel prices skyrocket. Some hotels raised the price by 50 times. That caused a lot of negative feedback from fans that cannot afford to rent accommodation. * https://tsn.ua/kyiv/cini-na-goteli-v-kiyevi-v-dni-finalu-ligi-chempioniv-zrosli-vdesyatero-eksperti-1145697.html ** https://economics.unian.ua/finance/10104821-final-ligi-chempioniv-nacbank-pidrahuvav-skilki-groshey- turisti-privezut-do-ukrajini.html
- 4. SOLUTION The most suitable scenario is to attract citizens to host fans for those 3 days. Two initiatives were launched: A) #Kyivfreecouch - prepare one room in an apartment and host fans for free. B) #Hostafan - give an apartment for rent on Airbnb and leave the city for a weekend. How can a city get thousands of sleeping places for tourists to restore city reputation and provide maximum travel experience for guests?
- 5. NEXT STEPS Option A 1) Create group #Kyivfreecouch 2) Provide instructions for Fans and for Hosts. 3) Spread information between fans. Option B 1) Create instructions “how to become a host on Airbnb in 10 min”. 2) Spread information between citizens in social media. 3) Those who struggle with registration provide with additional support.
- 6. RESULT #Kyivfreecouch More than 5000 people join #Kyivfreecouch movement. It`ll help to host +3000 fans.
- 7. Thousands of people found their accommodation on Airbnb at a fair price. The first day - 1 apartments in the center cheaper than 250 $ 12 days later- 56 homes are available cheaper then 250 $, despite +100 apartments were booked every day.*. * that’s on everage 7 times cheaper from hotel prices / appartment for 3 people / dates 25-27 may RESULT #Hostafan
- 8. RESULT Now with those two solutions, anyone could find accommodation fitting the budget.
- 9. Thank you for attention and welcome to Ukraine Oleksiy Malytskyy facebook/ twitter Victor Kylymar facebook