#Airbnb bookings

[beingjellybeans]

Exploring the Philippines with Airbnb: A Rising Trend Among Southeast Asian Travelers

In a world reshaped by the pandemic, travel has taken on a new dimension. As borders reopen and adventurers eagerly dust off their passports, Southeast Asia is witnessing an intriguing phenomenon. Airbnb, a pioneer in redefining travel experiences, is revealing compelling trends that showcase a fervent interest in the Philippines among Southeast Asian travelers. Chinese Wanderlust: A Philippines…

[thistransient]

Very into this book stand

[kingoftieland]

Airbnb allowed visitors to STAY AT THE X-MANSION! 🛌

[nightmare--void]

Barbarian 2022 AU where Suguru arrives at his rental house late at night and finds out that it's been double-booked

Suguru would rather choose a hotel or a hostel — nothing fancy even if he has to share the bathroom with a bunch of strangers. But summer is a fucking high season in Tokyo. The only place Suguru was able to rent is a house in a neighbourhood that seems to be completely dark and abandoned. A reminiscence of his childhood memories when he had to pretend that he's not afraid of evil creatures or spirits.

Empty like the safe where his key is supposed to be. He tries to call the helpline but after five minutes of talking to a robot he finds out that there's no operator available at this hour. It's not a childhood nightmare anymore, just an endless horror of trying to have a normal life in your 20s.

"What the fuck am I supposed to do now?" he mutters considering if he should damage something on the property — just something small — out of spite.

The same moment as the light turns on inside the house and the door opens — there's a tall sleepy guy in an oversized t-shirt looking at him like he's about to call the same helpline and complain about the stranger to the same robot.

"Who in the hippity-hoppity fuck are you?" he asks.

And Suguru laughs 'cause this is how they find out that their rental house is double-booked.

They agree that they both will spend the night here and then figure out what to do tomorrow and maybe sue the rental company sometime later.

The sleepy guy — whose name is Satoru — is awkward at first. He's talking too much trying to put out the awkwardness of the situation like a campfire and only throwing more and more firewood in. But they end up having a conversation till 2 AM and Suguru falls asleep with a smile on his face.

He wakes up — Satoru's already gone for work — and his interview goes surprisingly well. It's too early to celebrate so Satoru invites him for the we-don't-mention-it-so-that-we-don't-curse-it walk in the evening.

"Is that a date?" Suguru asks — hoping that the answer is yes.

"Yeah. No. Maybe?" Satoru says instead.

They both know it is 'cause they kiss each other — hidden in the shadows of the park — half an hour in.

And when the time comes for Suguru to relocate to Tokyo they move in together and they can't stop kissing 'cause they're the happiest.

[fanfenomenon]

wasn't able to go to ren faire this year FUCKKKK

[rotzaprachim]

I absolutely don’t want to contribute to the way that airbnb is hollowing out traditional cities or that industry in general but gd it’s undeniable that for two young women traveling alone the cost of booking a private apartment is often at par with a backpackers hostel with the ways prices have risen … esp since apartments make it pretty much infinitely easier to self cater (you can make your own breakfast and dinner, pack lunch if you need to) and do your own laundry

[nia-via]

Milan, you were gorgeous to me!

[dazzlingphoenix]

Me and four other friends planned so hard and were so excited for Dashcon 2 only for it to be sold out within minutes.

Funny thing was, yesterday I thought about scalpers getting tickets, then went "It's a tumblr convention, who would do that?"

Welp.

Anyways, looking for 5 Dashcon 2 tickets.

[hangmanapologist]

Stressed bc in my mind Lewis is 5’7 at best but logically he is actually a foot taller than me and i will be face to face with him in 4 months and idk if i can handle that

[goldennika]

lowkey i wish i had a personal assistant who could arrange trip stuff for me rn bc my brain is Not Having It rn

[nordstarr]

what they don't tell you about planning trips is that airbnb is the devil and london public transport would rather kill you than tell you a single thing you actually need to know

[imthefailedartist]

There's really only diminishing returns on The Strangers sequels.

It's a small diner with large ass windows. Were you not looking at your car to see if someone went under the hood.

This is why you always stop where there's multiple fast food chains. Especially an Arby's. Not McDonald's! Even the most bum fuck nowhere town has McDonald's, but only towns of select size have Arby's.

With the original, they had stakes because their relationship was fraught. Making them cloyingly happy does nothing. Unless they are going to work extremely hard to keep that happiness. Spoiler alert: they don't even try.

The conflict is right there. She might get a job in a new state. He's a marriage guy she's not a marriage girl.

Spoilers below. . . I guess. It's a "slasher" and the third film. You know what's coming

What was the point of the rude ain't married yet scene if it's not something they're worried about.

10,000 is civilization. 2,000 to 9,000 is small town quaint. 1,000 or less is you naked on all fours and being told to "squeal for me fat boy".

Oh girl, no, he got asthma. He can't protect you, he can't even breathe right.

Why is the town so suspicious.

Creepy stranger continuously ringing doorbell in middle of the night in the middle of nowhere, and hearing creepy sounds procedes to prance around in panties and socks, plays music and smokes weed.

Pants and shoes. Put them on.

Opening the door. Big no no.

Stepping outside even bigger no no.

In ya damn panties.

Put on your Goddamn pants and shoes.

Passes the kitchen butcher block full of knives to hide in the bathroom. "We need weapons."

See I would just burn the cabin down. With all of us in it. Pete just gon have to see my insurance.

Why does this cabin have an upstairs if it's not going to factor into the movie.

Who returns to a dark house and don't call out?

Also, that motorcycle was loud as hell she couldn't hear it.

They are the dumbest.

Under the house was smart. Everything they did after was very dumb.

Too much in-house unseen lurking. It stopped being scary.

They aren't even trying.

What was that, not mormon mormon pamphlet?

Not him trying to gaslight her mere hours after he had a meltdown over the locals allegedly scamming them.

The water bottle. Are you fucking kidding me.

The person who made this clearly doesn't have asthma. He'd have been better off pouring the water on his shirt and breathing through that. And it's quiet.

The music cues. My god, stop.

I knew this movie was going to be bad when it opened with text, implying it was sort of a true story.

But let's be honest. We knew this was going to be bad when the strangers talked in the trailers. My first thought hearing their voices, "Oh, they talk now, that sucks."

Shoot her!!! Why are you talking?

Why the fake out with him coming back being creepy?

They would've been better off sleeping in their car.

These characters are so dumb I truly thought this was a cold beginning à la Scream, for much too long. I'm talking he still hasn't come back from the late night dinner run long.

RIP AirBNB dude. The cabin was nice.

This movie is too big. I don't need to see them stopping at a diner full of weird townsfolk, I don't need to see a mormon, not mormon cult. I don't need to see a motorcycle being blown up. Just get em in the cabin and let the "haunting" begin.

If you're going to show me the town. Him going back to town, specifically, make it count. I thought he was gonna sit for a minute and have a beer all while the Strangers really torture her mentally. For him to come back and find her cowering, and the shit really kicks off.

Why are they so loud. At no point are they quiet.

"They caught us." Yeah, you didn't make it very hard.

Wait a minute. This takes place well after the first one. Why is it chapter one? You know what, don't tell me. I don't care.

Sackmans car is still running. Get in it. Drive.

I need movie characters to understand they'd get a lot further in the woods by walking.

At some point, these characters were so stupid I forgot this movie takes place in modern-day.

I was like, oh yeah, this is the 50's they thought the world was safer.

Do they just stab them one time in the original. Is that how it ended? I guess it was scarier because they really were just there doing this for no reason. This movie makes too many suggestions.

Maybe this is just me being nostalgic for the first one and how I felt watching it. Maybe the couple is just as dumb. Who knows? I haven't watched it in a few years.

What the fuck was that end credit scene? It ain't like they ghosts or demons.

She lived. Okay, so what? It's not like she knows who they are.

I know these characters have to be this dumb on purpose. Why a person would want to base their whole movie around them is beyond me. It does not make an enjoyable watch. Not even for the fun of it, that only works if your characters aren't total dumbasses and the audience is in on the stupid.

There's a way to make your characters so unbelievably dumb that it's fun. But the Strangers franchise is not that place to do that.

[mapleymood]

the last of the summer vibes

[as-dreamers-do]

how do you tell if problems are 1) life being not perfect bc we live in a fallen world 2) correction from God for sinning 3) trial from God for growth 4) spiritual warfare

asking for a friend

[weirdgirlsparrow]

i don't think Sparrow ever had a fursuit, but i do think the boys commissioned an outrageously big outrageously expensive plushie version of his fursona for his 19th birthday/first baby shower

[sad--tree]

metallica presale tmrw at noon..... wish me luck on getting non-resale GA tix for fucking once in my life!!!!