Airbnb vs having a lodger

I dont imagine you could do either during the lockdown and once it is over (if!) you would have to weigh up the pros and cons as before.
But nothing in the short term.

ditto as above. you should not admit anyone into your house who does not live there. nor go into any other house, as per the guidelines.

Sorry yes, once this is over. My partner has moved in temporarily to the room! Lol.

SuzanneN why are you even considering this. We are all in lockdown. It means we need to protect not just ourselves but others.

suzanne I thought that there was going to be something done about Airbnb? Something to do with it getting out of hand?

I’ve never used the service so I’m not sure how it works.

Short term I guess a lodger would be a better bet, by September there will be travelers coming to UK so, Airbnb will resume. Overall, a lodger for a year will probably be better.

It all depends on where you live and how much you charge.
If you’re in a tourist area with few hotel rooms then you are probably not going to profit as well from a lodger.

At the moment you should not be having anyone in your home who doesn't already live there we are in lockdown.

When we are allowed movement
A lodger is a permanent individual
B&B is irregular persons staying
depends what your preferences are.

Its worth looking at the legal side of having a Lodger, if they turn out to be someone that is disruptive, or does not pay their rent in time ect, then you may find that its more difficult to evict them than someone who is just visiting for a few days.

JuliaM is right you need to look at the legal issues relating to a lodger before you go into it. Be clear about how much of your house you want to share etc. I'm not sure how Airbnb works either there are pros and cons for both which you need to weigh up.
Good luck.