Airbnb has added 150,000 new rental listings in the United States, capitalizing on a surge in travel demand linked to the World Cup.
The expansion in inventory underscores the platform's ability to scale supply in response to major global events, reinforcing its position in the short-term rental market.
Airbnb shares jumped 9% in extended trading after the home-sharing platform reported results that exceeded analyst expectations.
This development follows a strong second-quarter performance for the company.
Airbnb shares jumped 9% in extended trading after the home-sharing platform reported results that exceeded analyst expectations.
The company also issued a stronger-than-anticipated forecast for the current period, signaling confidence in continued growth.
The influx of new listings is particularly notable in the US market, where Airbnb has been focusing on expanding its footprint.