Airbnb says it will impose special restrictions over the Memorial Day and July 4 holidays to prevent parties at rented houses, bringing back measures that the company claims worked last summer.
FILE - The login page for Airbnb's iPhone app is seen in front of a computer displaying Airbnb's website, Saturday, May 8, 2021, in Washington. Airbnb is getting a boost from the rebound in travel. The lodging-reservations company said Tuesday, May 3, 2022, that while it lost $19 million in the first quarter, that was much better than the $1.2 billion loss it suffered in the same quarter a year earlier.
Airbnb said it will require renters to confirm that they understand the company's ban on parties and that Airbnb could take legal action against violators. San Francisco-based Airbnb said similar measures prevented 126,000 people from renting properties over the July 4 holiday last year because they lacked positive reviews from hosts.
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