How Xuru Stays grew across Booking.com and Airbnb
More bookings. Higher nightly rates. Discover Xuru Stays’ year-on-year growth across Booking.com and Airbnb.
$729k
Booking.com revenue, up 62.3% year on year
$1.34m
Airbnb revenue, up 256.2% year on year
1.5k
Booking.com reservations, up 49.5% year on year
4.4k
Airbnb reservations, up 211% year on year
$111
Booking.com average daily rate, up 7.3% year on year
$76
Airbnb average daily rate, up 12.8% year on year
Xuru Stays manages luxury vacation rentals in Egypt. Over the past year, its business grew across both Booking.com and Airbnb, with more bookings and higher nightly rates.
With myDataValue, those achievements come together in one view: Booking.com revenue up 62.3% and Airbnb revenue up 256.2% compared with the same period last year.
Turning data into decisions
As Xuru Stays scaled, CEO Mina Helmy wanted more than instinct to guide the business. He credits myDataValue with helping the team understand its data and make decisions about pricing, positioning and distribution across Airbnb and Booking.com.
A stronger year on Booking.com
Booking.com brought Xuru Stays $729k in revenue — $280k more than the year before. Bookings reached 1.5k, while booked nights grew 51.3% to 6.6k.
That growth came with a higher average nightly rate of $111, up 7.3%. Xuru welcomed more bookings while earning more per booked night.
Airbnb revenue more than tripled
Airbnb delivered $1.34m in revenue, adding $964k compared with the same period last year. Bookings more than tripled to 4.4k, generating 17.6k booked nights.
Average nightly rates rose 12.8% to $76, adding to a year of strong booking growth. Together, those gains took Airbnb revenue 256.2% higher year on year.
More bookings. More nights. Higher rates.
For Xuru Stays, the year’s achievements span both channels. More reservations turned into more booked nights, alongside stronger average rates — giving the business more revenue from each channel.
Figures are rounded from the September 2026 myDataValue snapshots. Booking.com covers 368 days and Airbnb 365 days, each compared with the same period last year. Results reflect bookings made in each window; changes in portfolio size have not been verified. These are reported business results, not a measurement of incremental revenue caused by myDataValue.
