"accommodation industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used to describe the businesses that provide lodging, such as hotels, bed and breakfasts, and vacation rentals. For example: "The accommodation industry has changed significantly in the last decade due to the rise in online booking services."
That kind of accommodation, industry analysts say, is a step toward making open source acceptable to corporate America.
Since opening for business five years ago, Airbnb has taken the travel accommodation industry by storm.
Likewise, since Airbnb came on the scene and disrupted the accommodation industry, it's estimated that hotels have lost out on approximately $450 million a year.
The domestic e-accommodation sharing market resembles Airbnb and similar enterprises in its rapid growth, becoming in just a short time an essential part of the travel accommodation industry," Ctrip executive chairman of the board James Liang said.
"I'm excited about joining forces with Wimdu to create one of the largest businesses within the online accommodation industry," said Bach. "The combined company will enable us to create an even stronger value proposition for our guests and hosts, while simultaneously accelerating growth and improving long-term profitability".
Just as we have seen a number of mini-Ubers emerge that are building app-fuelled private transportation services catering to specific sectors of people — for example Shuddle for young and elderly people — Airbnb may be leading a similar trend in the accommodation industry as played out in the sharing economy.
"Activity in the retail, accommodation, and restaurants industry was certainly boosted by the rugby World Cup.
It is also observed that some prominent regions in north-east, south-east and west of El Paso need improvements in streetlight systems, sidewalks and bicycle network to facilitate walking and bicycling amongst low-income shift workers employed in Retail Trade, and Accommodation and Food Services industry sectors to access transit stops at night.
For instance, there was an apparent decline in short sleep among Asians in the Accommodation and Food Industry that became significantly lower (p < 0.05) than Whites while short sleep remained generally stable in Whites over the study period.
The contours of this new accommodation between governments and industry are already beginning to emerge.
Between 2001 and 2011 employment in the healthcare and social assistance sector rose 44%, jobs in mining increased by 109%, there were 71% more jobs in the professional, scientific and technical services industry, while accommodation and food services increased by 43%, according to a Hunter region economic profile by the NSW Parliamentary Library.
