AirBNB - Business Model Development and Future Challenges
| Main Author: | Chatterjee, Sayan |
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| Format: | Article PeerReviewed Book Thesis |
| Bahasa: | eng |
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, 2016
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http://kc.umn.ac.id/6776/1/AirBNB%20-%20Business%20Model%20Innovation.pdf http://kc.umn.ac.id/6776/ |
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as students at the Rhode Island School of Design. After initially working in Los Angeles after graduation,
Chesky decided to move to San Francisco, where Gebbia was living. The two shared an apartment but were
struggling to pay their rent. While brainstorming ideas to earn more money, they came up with the idea to
rent out the three airbeds they had available. There was an upcoming design conference in their
neighbourhood, and all of the nearby hotels were sold out. They set up a quick website to advertise their
offer for an overnight stay on an airbed in their apartment, along with breakfast in the morning. One would
normally expect to find a few younger 20-somethings who might be interested in sleeping on someone’s
couch during the conference. However, the three people who stayed with them were a 45-year-old father
of five from Utah, a 35-year-old woman from Boston, and a man from India. Given the interest in their
apartment airbeds from a wide variety of people, Chesky and Gebbia decided to expand their small idea
and Airbnb was formed. Engineer Nathan Blecharczyk was added as the third co-founder.2</description><date>2016</date><type>Journal:Article</type><type>PeerReview:PeerReviewed</type><type>Book:Book</type><language>eng</language><rights>cc_by_nc_nd_4</rights><identifier>http://kc.umn.ac.id/6776/1/AirBNB%20-%20Business%20Model%20Innovation.pdf</identifier><identifier> Chatterjee, Sayan (2016) AirBNB - Business Model Development and Future Challenges. IVEY. </identifier><recordID>6776</recordID></dc>
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| author |
Chatterjee, Sayan |
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AirBNB - Business Model Development and Future Challenges |
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2016 |
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HD59.1 Business Markets HF Commerce HF5001-6182 Business |
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http://kc.umn.ac.id/6776/1/AirBNB%20-%20Business%20Model%20Innovation.pdf http://kc.umn.ac.id/6776/ |
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In 2007, Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia founded Airbnb. Chesky and Gebbia had met several years earlier
as students at the Rhode Island School of Design. After initially working in Los Angeles after graduation,
Chesky decided to move to San Francisco, where Gebbia was living. The two shared an apartment but were
struggling to pay their rent. While brainstorming ideas to earn more money, they came up with the idea to
rent out the three airbeds they had available. There was an upcoming design conference in their
neighbourhood, and all of the nearby hotels were sold out. They set up a quick website to advertise their
offer for an overnight stay on an airbed in their apartment, along with breakfast in the morning. One would
normally expect to find a few younger 20-somethings who might be interested in sleeping on someone’s
couch during the conference. However, the three people who stayed with them were a 45-year-old father
of five from Utah, a 35-year-old woman from Boston, and a man from India. Given the interest in their
apartment airbeds from a wide variety of people, Chesky and Gebbia decided to expand their small idea
and Airbnb was formed. Engineer Nathan Blecharczyk was added as the third co-founder.2 |
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