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The work-from-anywhere culture of the pandemic is not going away with the vaccine, and that has created an opportunity for small cities to lure new residents.
Oklahoma Secretary of Commerce Scott Mueller and Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum shake hands at the groundbreaking for an expansion of coding school Holberton. Several high-ranking officials delivered remarks today at a groundbreaking ceremony for a school in Tulsa that will train software engineers. Scott Mueller, Secretary of Commerce for Oklahoma, lauded Tulsa for leading the way in economic initiatives for Oklahoma. He pointed to the success of Tulsa Remote, saying it inspired the passing of HB 2860. "Our legislature passed a bill to encourage other communities to develop their own remote working ...
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May 12, 2021 Although Airbnb suffered an 80% drop-off in bookings when the pandemic was declared last year, it eventually found a new class of customers in, among other groups, formerly deskbound workers—some with children studying online—all developing cabin fever as they toiled from home. Data soon showed people were booking longer stays. Partially as a nod to remote workers, the company recently launched a flexible search feature that allows users to browse for accommodations without entering fixed dates, an acknowledgment of how much more fluid travel plans can be for many. Some are s...
Airbnb expands "try before you buy" plan for remote workers Quartz 2 hrs ago © Provided by Quartz A woman uses her phone in a sunlit home with Southwest decor Although Airbnb suffered an 80% drop-off in bookings when the pandemic was declared last year, it eventually found a new class of customers in, among other groups, formerly deskbound workers—some with children studying online—all developing cabin fever as they toiled from home. Data soon showed people were booking longer stays. Partially as a nod to remote workers, the company recently launched a flexible search feature that al...