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September 2020
United Kingdom
January 5 to August 23, 2020
YoY growth refers to share of bookings received in comparison to the same period last year. For example, YoY growth 100% means Airbnb received the same amount of bookings compared to last year. YoY growth of 150% in week 1 2020 means there were 50% more bookings than in week 1 2019.
Data is based on the review data scraped by Airbtics from Airbnb.com between September 7-22, 2020. Limitation: 80-95% of active listings.
"Active listing" here means a listing that has its first review before 2019 April and its last review after 2020 March, so that the booking difference between 2019 and 2020 can be compared in a more fair way.
The dates refers to the week ending (e.g. Jan 12, 2020 shows the YOY change in number of bookings between January 6-12, 2020).
