Home-sharing sites are targeting business travellers
But some road warriors will always prefer the safe option of a hotel

By A.W. | WASHINGTON, D.C.
BUSINESS travel accounts for about a third of total travel spending in America, according to the United States Travel Association, an industry group. But Airbnb, a private firm which is probably the world's second most valuable hospitality provider after Marriott, gets less than 10% of its business from people travelling for work. As the San Francisco-based company continues to expand, it’s pretty clear whom it will be targeting.

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