Jamie

They want you to have an experience there.

So they, they kind of, uh, changed a lot of their algorithms and things to, um,

you know, benefit properties that have more of an experience.

So the more amenities you can offer, the more likely you are to get recommended on their platform.

So these AI search features are kind of taking it to the next level.

It sounds like they're going to be integrating them more.

But one of the problems I see with Airbnb is some of the search is a little bit more, it's a little clunky right now.

You have to search by what city or location you want to be.

You know, how many guests you have, things like that.

And then the dates.

I think where they're going with this is going to be instead of just where, when and who, what kind of place are you looking for?

Like, do you want to have, you know, I want to have a place that sleeps 15 people.

I want there to be a pickleball court and a hot tub.

And then it'll kind of look for properties that maybe fit what you're searching for rather than just the date and the location, if that makes sense.

So I think this fits their model well.

However, one thing I don't like about it as a host

is that they have mentioned several different places that they may turn this into a sponsored listing type situation where you will have to pay additional on top of the already 15 and a half percent fee you pay them to be like recommended, if you will.

So I don't know, Jane, what do you think about this?

Totally.

Yeah.