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🏨 TOURISM ACCOMMODATION - Coggle Diagram
🏨 TOURISM ACCOMMODATION
Tourist accommodation refers to all types of lodging where travelers stay while they are away from home. It can include traditional hotels, modern resorts, rural farmhouses, and even unique options like glamping or houseboats.
Accommodations are usually divided into two main categories: serviced and self-catering (non-serviced).
🔹 MAIN CATEGORIES:
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• Self-catering accommodation (without services, independent)
✅ SERVICED ACCOMMODATION
Serviced accommodation is a type of lodging where meals and other amenities are provided to the guests. The most common example is the hotel.
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🏢 CONFERENCE HOTELS
• Spaces: conference rooms, restaurants, recreational areas
• Services: Wi-Fi, projectors, microphones, whiteboards, event coordinators
• Events: weddings, anniversaries, corporate events
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🛏️ HOSTELS
Hostels are a popular option for young travelers, especially backpackers.
They usually offer:
– shared rooms (dormitories), often with bunk beds
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⛺ CAMPSITES, CARAVANS, MOTORHOMES
Caravans, motorhomes, and tents offer maximum flexibility and a closer contact with nature.
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Camping styles:
– Survivalist campers: basic equipment, independent style
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– Wild camping: camping outside official areas, often restricted by law.
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🏡 HOLIDAY RENTALS
Holiday rentals are private properties (apartments, houses, cottages) rented for short periods.
With the rise of platforms like Airbnb and TripAdvisor, they have become extremely popular.
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Most bookings are done online, and owners often recommend local businesses.
🌐 AIRBNB
Airbnb is an online hospitality service that allows people to rent out their homes, apartments, or rooms to travelers.
It is especially popular for short stays in private properties like studios, cottages, houseboats, and even castles.
The service connects hosts and guests via a website or app.
Hosts publish listings and set prices, and guests can view reviews before booking.
Airbnb does not own the properties. It makes money through commissions (6–12% from guests and 3–5% from hosts) and adds a 20% fee on extra services.
❌ CONS:
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– Risk of damage, noise, or safety concerns
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To reduce problems, Airbnb offers insurance, a 24h customer support line, and guest reviews.
ALBERGO DIFFUSO
The “albergo diffuso” is an innovative concept from Italy. It means that the hotel is not in one building, but spread out across different homes in the same village.
Guests get the same services as in a hotel, but with a more authentic local experience.
Requirements include:
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– part of a real community (shops, services, etc.)
TYPES OF FUNCTIONS
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These hotels often have event planners who help organize the schedule, coordinate vendors, and ensure everything runs smoothly.
EQUIPMENT
Hotels must provide technical equipment for presentations and events, such as:
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This ensures that the event is professional, organized, and successful.