@Bobby211, @Sarah977
Conversly, I spent most of my employment years in the payroll management field. I was called twice for Jury Duty and wanted to do my duty. However, because of my payroll duties and circumstances, at those times, it would have impacted several 100 pay cheques, I didn't have a choice but to have my employer exempt me. As well, my 80+ mother in law, using a walker was called to jury duty. She did not have the capabilities to serve as a juror. Point is that if you can prove you case to the appropriate legal authority, they will at least review your situation. Not that I am advocating not attending jury duty, but I do believe, at least in Canada, that we have a system that allows for valid reasonable exemptions or deferrals.
IMHO, I don't know your local legislations, however, I think that if you can provide reasonable proof (i.e. legal contract of your Airbnb booking self employed commitments and financial impacts) to your local jury authority, you may be able to be exempted or deferred from jury duty.
Best wishes.