WHICH STATES EARN MORE?
Unsurprisingly, Hawaii leads the pack with the highest average annual host earnings. Airbnb hosts in the Aloha State earn an impressive $73,247 per year. The state’s tourist appeal contributes to this high figure. Moreover, unique properties like the Aloha Nature Lovers cabin with its private waterfall and the Dreamy Tropical Tree House surrounded by lush forests are a huge draw. These distinctive stays attract tourists willing to pay a premium for an unforgettable experience.
Tennessee follows closely, with hosts earning an average of $67,510 annually. Its diverse attractions and beautiful properties, ranging from lakefront mansions to rustic log cabins, boost the state’s earnings. Also, Tennessee’s music scene and landscapes make it a hot destination for travelers.
In third place is Arizona, where hosts make an average of $60,448 annually. The state has various Airbnb properties, including a forest mountain retreat in Walker and a geodesic dome house in West Sedona. Arizona’s natural beauty and attractions like the Grand Canyon contribute to its high ranking.
