Airbnb has launched a new network to find and hire co-hosts to manage a user’s property, as well as new personalisation features the company says will change the nature of travel apps. The platform’s co-founder and chief executive, Brian Chesky, said “travel apps have been one-size-fits-all” but Airbnb is “changing that today”. Its new Co-Host Network will include more than 10,000 experienced co-hosts across 10 countries, who must have an average rating of 4.86 in order to appear, with a personalised algorithm recommending the best fits for the user to manage their property for them. The firm’…