i spoke with brian chesky about the rebound, specifically the shift to long-term stays as we see the to remote work gain ground. brian: we saw with the pandemic, it's now 20% of our business, lights longer than a month. the longer you are away from home, the more you want to be in a home, and people want this flexibility. i think it will be a lot larger than 20%. it is clear where the world is going. emily: australia has been closed to international tourists until about now. thailand, still grappling. what has been the impact of these delayed re-openings in the asia-pacific region? brian: north america, europe, and latin america are outpacing aipac, but to give you a point of reference, before the pandemic, half of our business was cross-border. the majority is people crossing borders or staying in cities. we've seen people not crossing borders and not traveling to cities. what we've now seen is that as borders start to reopen, when president biden visited ford, cross-border bookings into the united states were up 44% in one week. cross-border's are still restricted, but that means we

i think brian chesky is terrific the market is turning on these terrific companies because they're notthe 23 sales higher versus booking higher versus expedia. it's a better company. that's why people sell it. and i'm looking for the accentures of the world reporting numbers much better, and i'm recognizing airbnb is going to take heat be aware this market is not about liking the high multiple techs, the ones losing money, and otherwise there will be a lot of stuff to like you can't -- you're fighting the fed now. that's never been a good thing as fighting tape versus a rally which we have had almost every year between now and the end of the year although cross currents. >> lagarde on the tape saying unlikely will hike next year and can't assume because something happens at the fed it will happen at the ecb. >> santander people say no, they need higher rates. i happen to -- i've been trying to get my arms around great european names and it's been difficult. >> you have a spac analysis. i caution people who sell adobe, many moments where they've offered conservative guidance. he is grow