Airbnb is updating its cancellation-and-refund policy to include "unexpected major events" such as natural disasters. The US-based vacation-rental company announced the update on Thursday in an ...

What if you need to cancel your long-term Airbnb? Cancellation policies depend on the individual host. An Airbnb host can opt to allow cancellations up to a month before your visit or 48 hours ...

There will be no cancellation fees for hosts if they do this. The new policy does not cover all emergencies, and Airbnb recommends travelers still look into travel insurance for the most protection.

That means Airbnb leaves it on you to make sure you book with an owner whose cancellation policy is up to snuff. (You can read up on each cancellation policy on the main page of each listing.) ...

Airbnb has refunded customers asking for refunds after canceling trips because of the Pacific Palisades fires.

Airbnb advises guests to connect with hosts ... and you can rest assured that your booking will be covered by the site's cancellation policies. Plus, interacting online allows hosts to be covered ...

In June 2024, Airbnb implemented its major disruptive events policy, allowing guests and hosts to cancel without penalty when weather or natural disasters occur. Good thing in the age of Category ...

Fisher also claimed $20,236.76 in lost revenue for a rental he had to cancel, and $1,347.94 for an Airbnb cancellation fee. The strata, however, said Fisher breached bylaws on three occasions, and it ...

Fisher also claimed $20,236.76 in lost revenue for a rental he had to cancel, and $1,347.94 for an Airbnb cancellation fee. The strata, however, said Fisher breached bylaws on three occasions ...