Airbnb eclipse bookings illustrate the path of totality

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The discussion centers on a map showing Airbnb bookings, particularly highlighting two spots in North Carolina, likely near Raleigh. The significant event in the area is the Dreamville Festival, which is contributing to the surge in bookings. A related map was also featured in recent news, indicating a trend in increased travel and accommodation demand during notable events. The connection between local happenings and Airbnb activity is emphasized, showcasing how events like festivals can drive tourism and lodging occupancy.
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I wonder what is going on at those 2 spots in North Carolina?
 
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scottdave said:
I wonder what is going on at those 2 spots in North Carolina?
The black disc looks to be near Raleigh N.C. and a Google search "what is going on in raleigh north carolina this weekend" came up with Dreamville Festival among other things to do.

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I saw a similar map gor AirBnB bookings on the news Friday
 
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