The phrase "accommodations business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sector or industry that provides lodging or housing services, such as hotels, motels, or rental properties.
Example: "The accommodations business has seen a significant increase in demand due to the rise in travel and tourism."
Alternatives: "hospitality industry" or "lodging sector".
The company's accommodations business, Mr. Einhorn said, is like the "Club Med of remote exploration facilities".
But it could make sense for others in the accommodations business as well.
You don't have to be a hotel to be in the accommodations business; you just need a bed and a smartphone.
Sure, the concierge is paid to know where to eat and drink at night and what sights to see, but the real locals -- the people who aren't in the accommodations business -- know what's really worth your time.
In 1992 the Guardian reported a Gallup poll suggesting that only one in six adults could spell accommodation, business, height, necessary, separate and sincerely; 10% got them all wrong.
Some might argue that it's illogical to compare a company whose business model is built around cloud storage with a travel and accommodation business, or a music streaming platform.
On the back of Airbnb raising yet more billions to fuel its private home accommodation business, Love Home Swap — a marketplace for people to exchange homes for short stays — is on a consolidation tear of its own.
"Onefinestay was the accommodation business for people who didn't want to stay at a traditional hotel, and Context is a tour for people who don't want to do a traditional tour".
The initiative makes the Beacons the first UK national park to offer electric car rental through its accommodation businesses.
Airbnb has been fighting fires on the regulatory front around the issue of "illegal" hosts — that is, those that do not meet local regulations for running accommodation businesses.
Food and accommodation businesses did the most hiring within that sector.
