With the highly anticipated total solar eclipse just around the corner, accommodations in many US cities along the eclipse's path are completely booked out for the night of April 7. According to data from Airdna, both hotels and Airbnb properties are seeing high demand.

Excited skywatchers from across the country have secured their spots to witness this celestial event. Data reveals that Airbnb occupancy rates in some cities are at 100%, while in others, it's around 10% on April 7.

The upcoming total solar eclipse is set to traverse North America, beginning along Mexico's Pacific coast, passing through Texas, and spanning 14 other US states before reaching Canada.

Since the release of this data, numerous reactions have flooded in. One user emphasized their reasonable rates and positive reviews, highlighting that not all Airbnb hosts are profit-driven moguls.

However, concerns were also voiced regarding the impact on local communities, with suggestions to regulate and limit Airbnb rentals to preserve residential spaces.

Amidst the discussions, some expressed their excitement about witnessing the eclipse away from the city hustle, like a user planning to watch from a remote road south of Montreal.

This eclipse is particularly special as it will be visible from major cities such as Cleveland, Dallas, and Indianapolis. It's anticipated to be the largest eclipse event on record for the continent, with millions residing within the path of totality and hundreds of millions more within a short distance.

While a partial eclipse will be visible to nearly everyone in North America, those unable to attend in person can tune into live web streams provided by NASA from select cities along the path.

As the moon's shadow traverses diagonally across the continent, communities along the path will experience brief darkness, with the point of totality starting in Mazatlan, Mexico, and concluding in Newfoundland, Canada.

For North Americans, the next total solar eclipse won't occur until 2033, and it will be visible exclusively in Alaska.

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