
AI-generated summary
Airbnb is experiencing accelerated growth in key markets around the world, with Brazil standing out as one of the top three drivers of this performance, alongside Japan and India.
Airbnb is experiencing one of the best moments in its history in Brazil. The country is among the three fastest growing markets for the platform in the world, alongside Japan and India: nights booked have risen for three consecutive quarters, with an increase of more than 20%, and the number of new users making their first reservation grew 22% in the first quarter of 2026 alone. For those thinking about buying a property to rent, the fact that draws the most attention is another: well-located studios have been operating with occupancy above 75% and net returns between 9% and 12% per year — a number that exceeds the traditional rent in most of the areas analyzed.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Airbnb's growth in Brazil will continue in the coming quarters, keeping the country among the platform's main global markets.
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Azul claims to be adopting operational measures that can adjust flight networks and schedules; Latam says it has not registered any abnormalities in its flights with Embraer aircraft, as it will only integrate them into the fleet in December; Gol informs that it does not operate this line of aircraft; g1 awaits Embraer's position.

The government of Rondônia canceled the tender for the concession of water and sewage services in 49 municipalities after receiving no proposals. The contract, estimated at R$8.47 billion over 35 years, provided for transfer to a private company based on a discount on the tariff and grant value. The decision follows a previous judicial suspension and appeal by the TJ-RO that allowed the process to be resumed.

The strike by outsourced maintenance and assembly workers in the oil sector in Macaé entered its fifth day this Tuesday (22), with an indefinite strike. A conciliation hearing is scheduled for this Wednesday (23) at 3 pm in Rio de Janeiro, involving unions and more than 30 outsourced companies. Workers are demanding a 15% salary increase, R$1,000 food vouchers and changes to the work schedule, including a reduction from 14 days on board to 21 days off. Petrobras reported that it is following the negotiations and that there was no impact on oil production or supply.

The IBJR, the largest association of betting companies in Brazil, is experiencing a climate of dissatisfaction among its members due to the considered passive stance of the management of Carlos Lima, president since June. Sector representatives say that some considered creating a competing entity and met with the ANJL to evaluate the change, while the Lula government prepares tough measures against the sector, including the veto of online casinos known as the 'tigrinho game'.
The Central Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (Copom) reduced the Selic rate from 14% to 13.75% per year. The decision reflects the slowdown in economic activity and the loss of strength in inflation, although the BC remains cautious due to unanchored expectations.

Caixa Econômica Federal employees rejected the second proposal to renew the Collective Labor Agreement presented by the bank, maintaining the national strike that began on September 10. The main point of disagreement is the Saúde Caixa health plan, with a new contribution proposal of 3.7% of the base salary from 2027 and R$560 for direct dependents. The strike continues this Tuesday (22).