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this post was submitted on 14 Mar 2025
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Jeez, $200 annual fee. That's pretty damn steep.
is it really, when you can travel and stay wherever without paying a dime afterwards? This summer, me and my family are doing a car trip through Germany and France, staying at multiple houses (some with pools), without paying anything but that single fee. Also people staying at our house during that time, will water our plants and clean the house before they leave. Last year we did the same trip, but staying at AirBnBs where just a single night would cost around 100-200€. Also remember, the membership fee includes cancellation protection, damage coverage etc.
Makes sense
Not that high if you travel a lot, I guess, but nothing for me.