Airbnb has changed the way we travel. Before people could rent out rooms in their homes, or second residences, travelers were subjected to hotels, campsites, trailers, and the like. Now, with the help of the internet, you can stay almost anywhere on Earth, most of the time for far less than you would pay at a hotel. But the cost isn’t the only thing that drives us to venture out with Airbnb. There’s something to being in a neighborhood instead of a touristy area of your destination.
Since Airbnb stays can happen in any corner of the globe, there are all kinds of things you can wear. First and foremost, you want something to sleep in, so pajamas are a given. But what about the location? Are you roughing it, or will you be hanging out in a metropolis with bright lights? This is what you need to think about when you pack your clothes.
We take risks every time we leave our homes. That’s a fact and traveling proposes bigger risks because you’re surrounded by strangers and unfamiliar things. The fact is, an Airbnb is as safe as anywhere. Sure, you don’t have the front desk security of a busy hotel, but it’s a home, with locks and its own security. So, in short, yes. Airbnb is safe. Be smart about where you leave your belongings and make sure the area where the Airbnb is is safe.
