Tennessee sees biggest hotel tax revenue drop since COVID, signaling Airbnb demand may be weakening.

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Tennessee has recently experienced its largest drop in hotel tax revenue since the COVID-19 pandemic. This decline raises concerns for Airbnb and the short-term rental market, potentially signaling decreased demand. Economic factors, shifting travel trends, and competition from traditional hotels may be contributing to the reduced revenue, hinting at challenges for the state’s tourism and rental industries.

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  • Airbnb delivers $425M in tourism taxes on behalf of Tennessee Hosts – Airbnb News

  • Airbnb and Nashville housing: Short-term rental revenue offers path – The Tennessean

  • 2024 HVS Lodging Tax Report – USA – HVS

  • The Airbnb Growth Juggernaut Just Slowed – Skift

  • Airbnb Statistics [2024]: User & Market Growth Data – SearchLogistics

  • 2024 U.S. Short-Term Rental Outlook Report – AirDNA – AirDNA

  • Airbnb Releases Study Showing 2024 Travel Trends – Matador Network

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