Sector · NACE 5520

Holiday and other short-stay accommodation

1,756 Belgian companies whose main activity falls under NACE code 5520 have filed annual accounts. Their median solvency is 19.4% for financial year 2025.

Companies1,756
Median solvency19.4%
Median equity59,171 €
Median headcount (FTE)1.0
Founded in the last 3 years181

Sector medians

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Distribution across the sector's companies for financial year 2025: a quarter of companies sit below the 1st quartile, half below the median, three quarters below the 3rd quartile.

Indicator1st quartileMedian3rd quartileCompanies
Solvency -3.6%19.4%53.2% 1,585
Current ratio 0.150.541.43 1,567
ROE -5.5%4.4%23.6% 1,136
Equity −8,418 €59,171 €271,429 € 1,604
Total assets 157,873 €494,074 €€1.11m 1,592
Net result −18,153 €692 €21,945 € 1,603
Headcount (avg FTE) 0.41.03.7 416

Medians computed by Idonis from annual accounts filed with the National Bank, all sizes combined. The same panel is the sector benchmark on every company page. Method

Largest companies: Holiday and other short-stay accommodation

Ranked by total assets in the latest filed accounts. This is a size criterion, not an assessment.

#Company Total assetsRevenue EquityFTEYear
1 Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits et du Tourisme 1000 Brussels €547.4m — €195.6m 5.9 2025
2 Vakantiepark Belgie 1 1000 Brussels €156.2m €11.2m €75.7m — 2025
3 Hop!nvest 8340 Damme €100.4m — €97.9m 1.8 2025
4 Vakantiepark Belgie 2 1000 Brussels €91.3m €9.89m €43.6m — 2025
5 CPSP België 2400 Mol €65.6m €114.0m −€6.00m 644.8 2025
6 Asteria 4970 Stavelot €50.7m €14.1m €6.82m 37.8 2025
7 LOBO 1755 Pajottegem €44.8m — €3.62m — 2025
8 Your Nature 7640 Antoing €37.3m €5.55m −€6.09m 62.0 2023
9 Les Auberges de Jeunesse 1000 Brussels €29.7m €9.21m €6.76m 126.8 2025
10 Linalux Gestion 6680 Sainte-Ode €24.2m 665,134 € €11.1m 3.1 2025
11 A&C Holding 8420 De Haan €23.5m — €22.6m 7.3 2025
12 Landal GreenParks België 3690 Zutendaal €21.5m €14.0m −€1.59m 53.1 2025
13 Midi Invest 1000 Brussels €19.7m 485,996 € €8.73m — 2025
14 Sunparks Leisure 8420 De Haan €19.4m €58.4m −€10.3m 296.7 2025
15 Vayamundo Oostende 8400 Ostend €18.3m €21.1m €13.6m 110.5 2025
16 Camping Hengelhoef 3920 Lommel €17.9m — −€13.5m 27.5 2025
17 EuroParcs Resort Zilverstrand 2400 Mol €17.8m — −€6.09m 13.9 2024
18 Philippe et Therese Lefebvre 1080 Molenbeek-Saint-Jean €16.9m — €16.8m 13.5 2025
19 Terhills Vakantiepark 1040 Etterbeek €16.8m €20.8m €5.10m 34.4 2025
20 Domaine de Gerbaifet 6890 Libin €15.6m — €15.3m 0.5 2025

“—”: not published. Small companies (micro and abridged accounts) do not have to publish their revenue.

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Where are they based?

  • West Flanders328
  • Liège271
  • East Flanders187
  • Antwerp174
  • Limburg159
  • Luxembourg143
  • Brussels-Capital139
  • Namur127
  • Flemish Brabant91
  • Hainaut76
  • Walloon Brabant59

Municipalities with the most

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Frequently asked questions

How many Holiday and other short-stay accommodation companies are there in Belgium?

1,756 Belgian companies whose main activity falls under NACE code 5520 (Holiday and other short-stay accommodation) have filed annual accounts with the National Bank.

What is the median solvency in Holiday and other short-stay accommodation?

For financial year 2025, median solvency (equity over total assets) is 19.4%. The middle half of companies lies between -3.6% and 53.2% (1,585 companies).

What is the largest company in Holiday and other short-stay accommodation?

By total assets, it is Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits et du Tourisme (€547.4m, financial year 2025).

Where are Holiday and other short-stay accommodation companies based?

The municipalities with the most: Brussels (42), Bruges (39), Ghent (32).

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Active companies (legal entities) that have filed at least one set of annual accounts, based on the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises and the National Bank of Belgium. The sector is the main activity in the register; the municipality is that of the registered office. Data updated on 14 Nov 2026.