Airbnb上季亏损大幅扩大至38.9亿美元
Airbnb(ABNB.US)第四季亏损由此前一年的3.52亿美元大幅扩大至38.9亿美元,主要与上市有关的开支。收入按年下降22%至8.59亿美元,亦较第三季的13.4亿美元下跌近36%。
上季Airbnb住宿晚数为4,630万晚,按年下降39%。订单总值为59亿美元,按年下降31%。
Airbnb预计首季收入的按年跌幅将较第四季有所改善,相信首季的预订量总值及晚数等将高於去年同期,但低於2019年首季。
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