What drives the sharing economy and where is it heading. By Even Heggernes from Airbnb.

2. How It Works

3. Whether an apartment for a night,

4. a castle for a week,

5. or a villa for a month,

6. Airbnb connects people to
unique travel experiences.

7. Airbnb is a global community.

8. Founding Story

9. Airbnb began by solving a problem.

14. Growth

15. 50-100 listings
101-300 listings
301-1000 listings
1001+ listings
2009

16. 50-100 listings
101-300 listings
301-1000 listings
1001+ listings
2010

17. 50-100 listings
101-300 listings
301-1000 listings
1001+ listings
2011

18. 50-100 listings
101-300 listings
301-1000 listings
1001+ listings
2012

19. 50-100 listings
101-300 listings
301-1000 listings
1001+ listings
2013

20. 1 millionlistings
34K+cities
190countries

21. Our global community is
growing and sharing like never before.

22. 20M+Total Airbnb guests
0M
5M
10M
15M
20M

23. Total
Listings
Listing
Growth (Y/Y)
Outbound
Growth
Inbound
Growth
Norway 3.230 205 % 149 % 208 %
Sweden 4.736 77 % 112 % 122 %
Denmark 13.239 86 % 89 % 125 %

24. Collaborative Consumption

26. Airbnb is part of the growing sharing economy.

27. Airbnb hosts and guests have profound
impacts on local communities.

28. Amsterdam
_____
Airbnb visitors in Amsterdam
stay longer and spend more.
The average Amsterdam hotel
guest stays 1.9 nights and
spends $693. The average
Amsterdam Airbnb guest visits
for 3.9 nights and spends $974
during their entire stay.
93% of guests want to
"live like locals."
73% of Airbnb properties
are located outside
major hotel areas.

29. Energy
Airbnb properties consume less energy than
hotels per guest night by:
78%
Europe

30. Airbnb properties in 2013 consumed
less water than hotels per guest night by:
Water
48%
Europe
1,100
Olympic-sized pools
in Europe

31. Brand

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Bélo - symbol of belonging

33. airbnb.com

34. airbnb.no

35. airbnb.no

37. Secret Sauce

38. Treating our hosts as our business partners.

40. create.airbnb.com