Category guidelines and requirements

Every host of an Airbnb Adventure must demonstrate relevant expertise for that particular adventure. Find out how to apply.

Tips, safety recommendations, and best practices to help you be prepared while hosting adventures.

All adventures must meet certain quality and eligibility standards and every host must demonstrate expertise relevant to the adventure they host.

Local laws and regulations vary, and hosts are expected to be aware of anything that can affect their Airbnb Experience or Adventure.

Every Airbnb Adventure gets assigned one of four intensity levels, determined by the Host, to give guests an idea of what to expect.

Hosts that lead experiences in remote areas may require special skills or certifications, current first aid, or medical services relevant to the activity.

You can use our safety plan templates as provided by the American Red Cross and International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent.

Hydration, proper attire, and emergency planning—think about all the ways you can prepare guests properly for your experience.

International SOS helps support medically necessary evacuations for hosts and guests and provides expert recommendations regarding health care globally.

Airbnb has partnered with ATTA, expert leaders in the outdoor activities space, to help hosts and guests prepare for their outdoor experiences and adventures.

Airbnb hosts commit that their experiences ensure the highest quality of life for any animals involved, using the guiding principles of animal welfare.

Our expert hosts are animal champions who create experiences that promote responsible interactions, with the animal’s well-being as the priority.

Hosts that lead experiences in remote areas may require special skills or certifications, current first aid, or medical services relevant to the activity.

Every cooking Experience submitted to Airbnb is reviewed to see if it meets quality standards.

Hosts must keep things clean, separate raw and cooked foods, cook food thoroughly, keep food at safe temperatures, use safe water, and offer quality ingredients.

Communication, planning ahead, as well as how you prep, cook, and perform cleanup are all important elements of keeping guests with food allergies safe.

As a host, you’ll have guests from diverse backgrounds, so it’s important to stay up to date and knowledgeable about the different diets you might encounter.

We offer best practices around food safety, including info about food allergies, dietary restrictions, kitchen safety tips, and fire safety tips.

Knife handling, fire prevention, and food safety—find out some best practices to keep your kitchen a safe place.

A great way to connect people (both travelers and locals) to the mission of your nonprofit organization is by hosting an Airbnb Social Impact experience.