Airbnb CEO Chesky on Hosting Ukrainian Refugees

Airbnb has announced a plan to house up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees, leveraging its host community and partnerships. The initiative has received positive feedback from governments and hosts, with a significant response expected. Airbnb is also considering its operations in Russia amidst sanctions. The company is drawing on lessons from the Afghan refugee crisis to improve its efforts. Airbnb.org aims to play a significant role in future humanitarian crises by providing housing solutions. The impact of the war on European travel is uncertain, but Airbnb remains adaptable.

How does Airbnb plan to mobilize support for housing refugees in the current crisis?

What challenges does Airbnb face in continuing its operations in Russia amidst the current situation?

What is the expected impact of the war on travel across Europe according to Airbnb's leadership?