Analysis finds income level influences vacation formats and accommodation preferences in youth.
The article is devoted to the study of the role of the level of income of young people, which affects the choice of vacation format and accommodation facilities. The study revealed a number of features in youth recreation: the most popular accommodation options were hotels (33.1%) and hotels (34.3%). At the same time, 21.1% of respondents demonstrated a neutral attitude towards the choice of accommodation. A correlation was found between the absence of a regular income and the choice of hotels: 10.5% of such respondents prefer this type of accommodation. It is assumed that this trend is due to the practice of family vacations in hotels with parents.
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Olesia Vladimirovna Khankova (2025) studied this question.
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