Holiday and other short-stay accommodation

NACE code 55.20, '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 economies, facilitating commerce, and enabling the exploration of destinations worldwide.

The primary production techniques 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, and recreational amenities. The industry relies on efficient operational processes, effective inventory management, and the utilization of technology to enhance the guest experience.

The short-stay accommodation industry requires a diverse range of inputs to function effectively. These include physical infrastructure, such as buildings, furniture, and equipment; utilities, including electricity, water, and telecommunications; and a skilled workforce, encompassing front-desk staff, housekeepers, and hospitality professionals. Additionally, the industry relies on a steady supply of consumable goods, such as linens, toiletries, and food and beverage items, to cater to the needs of guests.

The primary output of the short-stay accommodation industry is the provision of temporary lodging and related services to travelers. These services are consumed by a wide range of other NACE codes, including 79.11 Travel agency activities, 79.12 Tour operator activities, and 82.30 Organization of conventions and trade shows. The industry's outputs also support the broader tourism and hospitality sectors, contributing to the economic development of local communities and regions.