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Startup Street: Is travel industry bouncing back from COVID impact? Airbnb's Amanpreet Bajaj explains

Jun 12, 2020 2:23 PM

While the travel industry has been severely hit by the COVID-19 and uncertainty continues to loom over the sector. Home rental player Airbnb in an official blog said that their booking data indicates that travel industry is beginning to bounce back. The company has identified a series of trends that will shape the sector in a post COVID world.

What are these trends? What is the company planning for the domestic market here in India? CNBC-TV18’s Megha Vishwanath spoke to Amanpreet Bajaj, Country Manager of Airbnb India, to understand the real situation in the industry.

Watch this video for details

First Published:Jun 12, 2020 11:23 PM IST

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