Winnipeg tops Airbnb affordable list
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Airbnb has named Winnipeg its most-booked affordable Canadian city of 2023.
On Thursday, the short-term rental app listed its five most popular cities with an average daily rate of approximately $135 or less.
Saskatoon, Kitchener, Ont., Gatineau, Que., and Prince George, B.C., also made the list.
Short-term rentals data website AirDNA pegs the average daily rate in Winnipeg at $127.30.
Airbnb logged a record year in 2023 — nearly eight million domestic guest arrivals, an increase of almost 30 per cent from 2019.
At least 1,700 communities have sites listed on Airbnb, according to a company news release.
— Free Press staff
