How Airbnb & Lonely Planet Revolutionised Travel | Ahead Of Their Time | Full Episode

Before we trusted the average joe dishing out travel advice, we only trusted travel experts. These trailblazers broke the norm, disrupting the travel industry and bringing about the age of do-it-yourself, independent travel. Lonely Planet with its iconic guidebooks since the 1970s, and Airbnb with its unique home-sharing proposition that changed how people perceived travel accommodation.
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About the show: The way we keep fit, the beverages we drink, how we travel and take care of ourselves - these influential products and services have paved the way for the habits that define how we live today.
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[@ianwyj1]

Tony & Maureen Wheeler are two of my greatest travel heroes of all time, along with Marco Polo & Ibn Battuta amongst others. What they did was indeed revolutionary. I can't plan a trip anywhere new anymore without at least consulting a Lonely Planet guide.

[@tngchinghwa]

im a solo backpacker, solo backpack about 10 countries, i will always go to library to borrow lonely planet and bring it along to my trip. Whenever i run out of itineraries, i just flip open lonely planet to see what can i do. Lonely planet is my bible for travelling, i have tried other book series but they pale in comparison

[@disrael2101]

Congrats on your 1 million subs CNA from Israel 🇮🇱

[@yourrewardisasbigasyoursac3565]

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[@ericneo3780]

Singapore should allow Airbnb style in HDBs for rental. Our neighbourhoods have a lot for us to explore.

[@user-xs4mu8xm7d]

The problem is that would jack up rental prices and resale prices for homes, which goes against the policy of affordable housing. This is why most countries have zoning laws for urban planning and also quite a number of countries also ban Airbnb.

[@dwichiesa]

nope

[@XevLexa]

Absolutely not! That will make housing even more expensive!

[@shaduck06]

Nothing positive to say about Airbnb.