@Alex6513
We would go so far as to suggest it's based on perhaps a 1950's newspaper Advertisements era with Marvin Minksy Burlesque hints, and 1980's Alan Dershowitz tour of New Zealand universities endorsing the sexualization and abuse of women being shown on Television - look that history up in archives.
Frankly we feel the use of these selected listings as what may be considered showtime and come across as sexist to be questionable in today's day and age.
Factor into account that Page 3 pinup girls were banned years ago and we do have Censorship and other regulations that still apply equally today.
Would this Advertising comply with Common Decency Advertising standards is perhaps a question we could ask ourselves and that of Airbnb.
Change the image to that of say Hugh Hefner, or that of Marlene Dietrich, or a person in an apron, in the first image, a woman over 80 in the second, a group of over 70's in a band, a person of a different gender over 60 in the next couple and how would it be perceived?
Where is the balance?
One can surmise that Behavior Science Groups have there fingers in the pie in the background with the use of data mining and marketing techniques.
According to information on the internet, Communications networks, this latest project cost around $200 million dollars - that's come from our funding through Service fees, endless hours trying to resolve Reviews that should be removed and that of not been paid.
As an aside, there has been a European Union Judicial decision this week on the use of Tracking in Advertising that is worthy of locating and reading.
