Airbnb can also raise issues of safety for its customers and nuisance for hosts' neighbors.
Of the 29 countries with more than half a million children out of school, 26 are in fragile states like Afghanistan, Syria and its refugee-hosting neighbors.
Alternatively, virulent slavemaking ants may have only few host neighbors, because they already destroyed all nests nearby.
Slavemaking nests having closer host neighbors should reside in areas with a higher host density, and thus possess larger more productive colonies.
Or the next day, to arrive a bit earlier to help cook for the Neighborhood Breakfast we'd like to being hosting, where neighbors, homed and homeless, come together to make and eat some scrambled eggs and chat over coffee.
There have been many cases of disputes among hosts, their neighbors and guests that have resulted in court cases.
She will be missed by family, friends and a host of neighbors at the Hotel Chelsea, her home for the past 50 years.
Endlessly hospitable, the two liked to entertain, playing host to neighbors stopping by for tea or a cocktail, and having dinner parties with the artists, writers and poets who populated their neighborhood, talking about opera or ballet or the theater.
The hosts are neighbors on the Upper West Side and met at the Paris Health Club on West End Avenue in the late 1980's, "working out our publishing frustrations on the StairMaster," Mr. Alexander said.
In his "Key Into the Language of America" (1643), a dictionary and a cultural anthropology of New England Indians, Williams called his native hosts and neighbors "Barbarians," yet argued that they had consciences and rights as worthy of respect as anyone's.
"It was better than I imagined," Ms. Yerushalmy said, explaining that even though the initial appeal was saving money, the chance to stay in a residential area and mix with their host's neighbors (albeit, in limited Italian) made the vacation unique.
