In what CEO Brian Chesky calls 'the biggest change to Airbnb in a decade,' the company introduced a sitewide makeover that makes it easier to find offbeat properties like castles and treehouses.
Brian Chesky, the CEO of Airbnb, at a press conference announcing the company's latest site changes. His dog, Sophie, was on hand to mingle with reporters. Photo: Jennifer A. Kingson
The "categories" approach, which lets people check out properties by activity or type of location or physical features , is meant to guide people off the beaten path.Details: The "amazing pools" category has more than a million listings, for instance, while "caves" has 600, "mansions" has 1,000 and "national parks" has 600,000.
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