Re:Airbnb raises $1B at $31B valuation, became profitable in...
by puranjay on Thursday March 09, 2017 @02:07PM
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When they started out here in India, they had professional photos for all properties.
I think they don't have that requirement anymore because most properties I see locally have smartphone camera quality pictures with improper lighting.
I get that it's cheaper, but after a certain age, I just want to be comfortable on a vacation, not have to think "will it be terrible?"
The only exception is if the property offers something hotels don't (like a lodge in the forest or a rooftop apartment overlooking the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem)
I think they don't have that requirement anymore because most properties I see locally have smartphone camera quality pictures with improper lighting.
I get that it's cheaper, but after a certain age, I just want to be comfortable on a vacation, not have to think "will it be terrible?"
The only exception is if the property offers something hotels don't (like a lodge in the forest or a rooftop apartment overlooking the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem)