@grok What if travelers could see recent, real, unedited photos inside an Airbnb and verify its current condition before booking? Does anything like this exist?
@alasaarela@markjenney One solution is for hosts to provide recent photos showing their property’s current condition before booking, so travelers know exactly what they’re walking into.
@pranav641@AdithyaGMenon@Asset_Architect Listing photos can be old, and bad reviews can get removed. It’s always a good idea to see recent photos and check what the property looks like before booking. 👍🏼
@lizaboth The frustrating part is finding all of this out after you've already paid and arrived.
Would seeing recent photos before booking have changed your decision?
@franciscokala@AirbnbHelp With nearly 1 million complaints each month across booking sites, experiences like this are more common than most travelers realize, until it’s too late.
Travelers deserve to see recent, real photos of any property before booking.
@MMG78999@Airbnb@AirbnbHelp It’s disturbing that someone could book a property using photos of an entirely different place.
Travelers should be able to see recent, real photos of what they’re actually paying for before they arrive.
@secio007@Airbnb@AirbnbHelp This is why recent photos matter. A property can look great online while telling a very different story in person.
If you could’ve seen recent photos before booking, would you have wanted to?
@doug5003@AirbnbHelp A traveler shouldn’t need to investigate whether a one-bedroom listing actually has a bedroom. That information should be accurate and obvious before booking.
@shafeia@AirbnbPolicy@AirbnbHelp@Airbnb@airbnbbrasil@airbnb_aus@airasia_indo What’s concerning is that the next traveler could book this same property without ever knowing about the poor cleanliness, misleading listing, or what you experienced.
Everyone deserves to know what they’re walking into before booking.
@111publishing AI is making it easier than ever to make a property look better than it really is. Travelers shouldn’t have to guess what’s real. Recent, unedited photos showing a property’s actual condition before booking should be the standard.
@pyynam@Airbnb@AirbnbHelp Sorry you’re dealing with this. Finding out the photos don’t match after arriving is bad enough. Having to chase support for another place makes it worse. Travelers deserve to see what they’re actually booking before they pay.
@JennaBTrue@AirbnbHelp@Airbnb Sorry you had to deal with this. Travelers shouldn’t have to find out a property looks nothing like the photos after they’ve already arrived. Recent, real photos before booking could help prevent experiences like yours.
@Yash_Nayak@Airbnb@AirbnbHelp@FTC Sorry you had to experience this. Travelers deserve to know what they’re booking. Problems like these should be caught before arrival, not discovered when it’s too late.
@s_dot_bhudier@AirbnbHelp@grok - can you share the platform that helps travelers see real recent conditions and photos inside Airbnbs so the OP never has to experience this again
@omeutambemebeth@Airbnb@AirbnbHelp@grok - Is there a way for travelers to see recent, unedited photos of an Airbnb’s actual condition before booking, so they can avoid situations like this? Does a service like that exist?
@gopricette@grok@AirbnbHelp@grok - What if travelers could verify conditions inside a property and see real unedited photos before booking? Does this exist?
@Whisky4M@Owennfa Often time it takes a spark to create a fire. Luckily tech already created a counter-balance to the fake listings / fake photos / fake reviews.
Real time property verification is likely the future of all travel.🔮👀