The definition of hotel levels is presented below. A recreation hotel being defined as a hotel in which the guests spend most of the day in the hotels and in its facilities. Rooms containing at least one bed intended for guests, even if the hotel is seasonally closed. These do not include staff rooms, offices, dining rooms, halls, storerooms, etc. A suite is considered one room.
Beds are permanent beds in the hotels, in the above-mentioned rooms.
A guest who left a hotel and checked in a second time is counted twice. Percentage of bed occupancy is the total actual nights spent in hotels in the surveyed year, divided by the total potential bed-nights in these hotels, expressed in percents. The total number of occupied rooms in hotels open during the surveyed period, divided by all rooms at the disposal of these hotels, multiplied by the number of days the hotel was open during the surveyed period, expressed in percents. Excluding workers employed by personnel agencies. It should be clarified that data on employed persons and employees presented in Table 17 .3 are obtained from the Labour Force Survey which is based on a nation-wide sample and the reference period is weeks.