Employment in the hotel business and other collective accommodation facilities is reflected in the statistics for the period 2019–2023. The table presents data on the total number of industry employees, with separate rows for hotels and similar accommodation facilities. This allows for a comparison of employment scale across the entire sector and specifically within the hotel segment, accounting for market structure
Collective accommodation facilities, total — Average number of employees (excluding external part‑time workers and non‑registered staff)
Hotels and similar accommodation facilities — specialized accommodation facilities — Average staff count (excluding external part‑timers and non‑listed staff)
Collective accommodation facilities — Hotels and similar accommodation facilities — Average number of employees (excluding external part‑time workers and non‑registered staff)
Specialized accommodation facilities — sanatorium and resort organizations — Average staff count (excluding external part‑timers and non‑listed staff)
hotels and similar accommodation facilities — hotels — average staff count (excluding external part‑timers and non‑registered staff)
Specialized accommodation facilities — recreation organizations — Average listed number of employees (excluding external part‑time workers and non‑listed staff)
Chart of the number of employees in collective accommodation facilities by year, 2019–2023
Who grew, who fell: 2019 → 2023
Set in numbers
21 series are published here, from 2019 to 2023, 5 reporting periods. 84 values in total.
Between 2019 and 2023 “Collective accommodation facilities, total — Average number of employees (excluding external part‑time workers and non‑registered staff)” declined from 465,893 to 448,657 — 3.7%. The lowest value in the series is 417,170 in 2020.
The dataset rows vary in level of detail, ranging from the total figure for all collective accommodation facilities to specific categories such as hotels and similar facilities. Comparing these indicators allows for an assessment of the hotel sector's share of the total industry workforce. Data is presented in quantitative terms for each of the five years
What is visible in these numbers
The largest value belongs to “Collective accommodation facilities, total — Average number of employees (excluding external part‑time workers and non‑registered staff)” — 448,657; the smallest is “Hotels and similar accommodation facilities — hostels — Number of employees engaged under outsourcing service contracts” at 746. The gap between them is 601-fold.
The table is 80% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.
The statistics cover the period 2019–2023 and include nationwide data. This information is relevant for labor market analysis in the tourism and hospitality sectors. The data was prepared by Rosstat for use in reporting and for monitoring the industry's human resource potential
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