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Women Airbnb Hosts in Malaysia Earned RM217 Million in 2023

Airbnb data reveals insights into Malaysian women’s hosting success and travel preferences

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When it comes to domestic city, Johor Bahru is on the list booked by women guests on Airbnb

Airbnb is recognizing its women Hosts and their contributions to the community – by empowering other women, fostering diversity and inclusion, and driving crucial economic growth.

Here are some ways in which Malaysian women Hosts on Airbnb truly shone in 20231:

  • Earnings: In Malaysia, women Hosts earned over RM217.9 million in 2023 through hosting on Airbnb
  • Five-star ratings: As compared to 2022, women Hosts in Malaysia received a higher share of five-star reviews in 2023.

“This International Women’s Day, Airbnb celebrated the incredible women on our platform, from our passionate Hosts to our intrepid guests. We remain committed to supporting our community of women Hosts and guests, to pursue their lifelong passion for entrepreneurship and exploration, and in doing so, help drive Malaysian tourism forward,” said Mich Goh, Airbnb’s Head of Public Policy of Southeast Asia, India, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Key data highlights include2:

  • Categories: In 2023, the top five categories of stays booked by Malaysian women travellers were amazing pools, tropical stays, stays in iconic cities, stays in national parks and stays with amazing views.
  • Most booked domestic cities: When it comes to traveling locally, Kuala Lumpur topped the list as the most booked domestic city by women guests on Airbnb, followed by Petaling Jaya, Johor Bahru and Penang.
  • Most booked international cities: In terms of Malaysians’ most booked international destinations, London ranked #1 as women travellers’ favourite city, followed by Bangkok, Melbourne, Taipei and Seoul.
  • Trending cities: Kulim, Kedah and Kulai, Johor were the top trending domestic destinations among women guests in Malaysia, with an increase of over 22% in nights booked year over year by domestic women guests in 2023.
  • In 2023, Malaysian women travelers preferred to travel in pairs (over 30%) for trips usually lasting from between two to six nights. The majority of nights booked by women guests came from those aged 25 to 39, who make up approximately two thirds of all Malaysian women travellers on Airbnb.

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1 All figures are estimates based on Airbnb internal data from 1 January to 31 December 2023, for Hosts self-identified as women.

2 All figures are estimates based on Airbnb internal data from 1 January to 31 December 2023, for guests self-identified as women.

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