Providing accommodation services all over the world Airbnblike many giant companies, continues to make new decisions about the services it provides in Russia after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The company, which offers accommodation and shelter to more than 300 thousand people who left Ukraine, took the situation one step further. It has stopped serving in Russia and Belarus. explained.
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The statement in question came by Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky. Chesky via Twitter “Airbnb suspends its services in Russia and Belarus” made statements. Thus, Airbnb canceled its agreements with 90,000 homes in Russia and more than 1,800 in Belarus.
Airbnb, a non-profit organization, has proven to the whole world how helpful it is with the number of refugees it has helped so far. The company has provided free accommodation to hundreds of thousands of refugees, including Afghan refugees. via Airbnb had enabled him to help.
After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Airbnb applied the same policy to refugees as it did to refugees, and stated that this assistance would continue as long as the occupation continues. The company, which provides shelter to 20 thousand refugees from many regions, including Central and South America, Africa, the Middle East and Afghanistan, said that they will now suspend their services in Russia and Belarus.
The only one who lends a helping hand against the refugees in Ukraine Airbnb officials did not of course. Airbnb users, by reserving the homes of citizens who rented their homes in Ukraine, dropped the following note; “My wife and I have reserved your flat for a week, but of course we won’t be coming to your house. We are sending this reservation only to help you with money.
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