Holiday and other short-stay accommodation

NACE code 55.2, 'Holiday and other short-stay accommodation', encompasses a vital sector of the tourism industry. This industry provides temporary lodging for travelers, catering to the needs of both leisure and business visitors. As a key component of the broader hospitality landscape, the short-stay accommodation industry plays a crucial role in supporting local and national economies through job creation, tax revenue, and the facilitation of commercial and cultural exchange.

The production techniques employed in the short-stay accommodation industry involve the management and operation of various types of lodging facilities, such as hotels, motels, resorts, and vacation rentals. These establishments typically offer a range of services, including room cleaning, food and beverage services, recreational amenities, and concierge assistance, all aimed at providing a comfortable and enjoyable stay for guests.

The main inputs required for the short-stay accommodation industry include real estate or property, either owned or leased, to house the lodging facilities. Additionally, the industry relies on a range of other resources, such as furniture, linens, cleaning supplies, and utilities (e.g., electricity, water, and telecommunications). Skilled labor, including front desk staff, housekeepers, and hospitality professionals, is another essential input for the smooth operation of these establishments.

The primary output of the short-stay accommodation industry is the provision of temporary lodging and related services to travelers. The guests who utilize these facilities may come from a variety of 55.1 Accommodation for visitors or 56.1 Restaurants and mobile food service activities, as well as other industries that require short-term accommodation, such as 77.1 Renting and leasing of motor vehicles or 82.3 Organization of conventions and trade shows.