Olympic gold medalist Logan Martin is becoming an Airbnb Host, offering one group of four guests an unforgettable getaway at his Gold Coast pad complete with backyard skatepark, expansive swimming pool and putting green.
The BMX champion is also taking time out of his demanding training regime to treat his guests to a money-can’t-buy BMX session in his meticulously designed skatepark.
Logan created history by becoming the first ever Olympic champion in the BMX freestyle event at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.
This gold medal stay takes place from Saturday 30 September to Tuesday 3 October 2023. The three night stay can be booked for just *$16 AUD per night for a group of four guests. The stay will be available to book on Tuesday 12 September at 9am AEST via airbnb.com/loganmartin and will include:
Three bedrooms and two bathrooms overlooking the lush Gold Coast hinterland
An up-close look at Logan’s impressive display of memorabilia, with trophies and medals from his triumphant BMX achievements
Access to the Olympic-sized skatepark, manicured putting green, sandpit and slide have the sports enthusiasts and kids covered
Spectacular views from the pool
Logan hopes that by becoming a Host and listing his personal paradise, he will inspire the next generation of BMX riders to make action-packed memories.
“I stay in Airbnbs all over the world and love how these stays have given my family and I a unique way to explore amazing places and really authentically connect with new communities.
“As a Host, I will bring a unique and adventure-fuelled experience to my guests so they can create exciting lifelong memories – including a very special one-on-one BMX experience in my world class skatepark in my backyard.”
Airbnb’s Country Manager for Australia and New Zealand Susan Wheeldon said, “Allowing guests to experience this once-in-a-lifetime BMX session with an Olympic champion like Logan in his unbelievable property speaks to the spirit of Airbnb Hosts around Australia and the world creating unforgettable experiences for their guests.
“As a Worldwide Olympic Partner since 2019, Airbnb has committed to providing accommodation provisions that reduce costs for Olympic Games organisers and stakeholders, minimise the need for construction of new accommodation infrastructure for the Olympic Games period, and generate direct revenue for local hosts and communities, providing travel options that are economically empowering, socially inclusive and environmentally sustainable.”
*This one three-night stay is for up to four guests and is not a contest. The home is independently owned and operated.
