Airbnb is relaxing its refund policy in the event of force majeure. But just a little. From June 6, it will be possible to be reimbursed for a stay in a region hit by a natural disaster.
But there are conditions: a government authority must have implemented a travel restriction for the region in question, or there must be a large-scale public service outage. Previously, a traveler did not get reimbursement if a risk was foreseeable, for example, if they traveled to an area during hurricane season.