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As coworking explodes in popularity, its parallel movement, co-living, is being touted as the next disruption of surplus space. At its essence, co-living offers shared living space and amenities, more housemates than the typical roommate situation, access to a network of properties, and flexible lease options that allow long and short-term residents to live side by side. 
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Sunset in Greenville, South Carolina. Photo: Call me Lee via Foter.com / CC BY-NC-SA.
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Winston Club, a service launching in March lets members share hotel rooms in five U.S. cities.
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In the mid-Noughties, a new business model emerged that would go on to revolutionise not just the travel industry, but everything from financing and recruitment to our music-listening habits.
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The growing roster of peer-to-peer booking platforms is not going away. If hoteliers can’t beat them, will they join them?
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Uber and Airbnb chose to forge the same partnership the same week, both striking a deal with business travel expensing company Concur.
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Travel Expert Russell Hannon and BTV host Jill Belland discuss Uber's impact on the taxi industry and lesser known sharing economy websites that can save ...
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Near Me, which enables anyone to create their own sharing platform, is also a valuable resource hub with a blogand podcast about the collaborative economy. The popular Near Me podcast, hosted by Near Me's Kevin Cohen, features thought leaders, pioneers, and movers and shakers of the collaborative movement. Here are their top 10 podcasts, including one with Shareable's co-founder Neal Gorenflo.
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Overview of market research and business analysis findings - Implications of market research & business analysis on your concept hypothesis - Present an ...
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The foundations of the business travel ecosystem are under more strain than ever before. U.S. companies are projected to spend $310 million on business travel..
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With alternatives like Airbnb, should business travelers still check into hotels?
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Hospitality times is a one-stop newspaper for hoteliers, hospitality educators, students and others interested in the latest news and events in the global hospitality industry.
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In September last year, I spent a month seeing if I could survive in the sharing economy in London. It was hard. However, one of the reasons it was so hard was I was traveling. I only had a backpack and laptop with me, so I could not leverage the two profitable areas of the sharing economy -- stuff and space.
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A recent survey shows not all companies are open to the opportunities opened by sharing economy companies like Uber and Airbnb.
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While scouting for global tourism and travel data, I found out that this trillion-dollar industry is undergoing “a rapid recovery” from the 2008 recession according IBIS World Research Company.
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James Woodford on the inspiration for his share-economy camping website – plus his suggestions for some really amazing places to camp in Australia
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The Sharing Economy is a favorite talking point in many travel circles, especially as sharing homes, cars, and meals through companies like HomeExchange.com, Uber, and EatWith grows in popularity and reach.
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According to a new report on the limited service and hybrid hotel sector by HVS, the biggest users of budget accommodation are accustomed to booking through their smart phones, either direct or through online travel agents.
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HOTREC publishes its paper 'Levelling the playing field - policy paper on the "sharing" economy'
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Are you deeply plugged into the sharing movement or simply curious about how the sharing economy works? Whether you're a veteran of the movement or a newcomer, the sharing events happening around the world this fall are bound to spark ideas for new ways to engage in the collaborative economy.
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Hotel operator Hyatt akes a stake in company that books short-term stays at high-end homes in London, New York, Paris and Los Angeles, a business challenging lodging companies.
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What to know about the rise of Airbnb and the new generation of social travelers
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April 9, 2015 6:55 AM
There are amazing new ways of staying in a city when on a trip aroad - more budget-friendly than ever! Head on over to travelbible.com or discover our app to choose your city-hopper favorite.
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