Sounds like work when everyone wants a shortcut
I wonder if it has even once occurred to the hotel industry to fight Airbnb by improving their services instead of through legislation?
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same goes for the taxi/Uber industry.
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You mean like how the taxi industry fights uber or the record labels fought Napster?
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Probably trying both.
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At some point inertia [of a large industry] becomes so large that change can only come from a relatively small group of lobbyist.
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They probably go "Why not both?", while being sure they are improving from their perspective.
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I agree with John. There is demand for both, at least as per my experience. Price? Some hotel customers migrating to
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Who chooses Airbnb for the service? There is none
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They probably thought of that, but ruled it out for being excessively expensive.
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What would you tell them if they came to office hours? (I can't think how they would compete)
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The same thing I said to Airbnb: go talk to your users! If you're losing business to Airbnb, find some users and ask them why.
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