Findings reveal that in 2018 internationals (mostly from Germany and the US) comprised half (50.8 percent) of all visitors in these accommodations; domestic visitors (with more than 20 min. of travel), 19.8 percent; diaspora, 17.5 percent; and locals, 11.9 percent. To compare data with 2017, refer to Figure 19. The number of nights spent averaged at 3.1 in 2018, compared to 3.2 in 2017

In 2018, Prishtina dominated, with 51.4 percent of all restaurants, followed by Peja (24.2 percent), Prizren (5.3 percent) and Ferizaj (5.1 percent). To make a comparison with 2017, see Figure 27.

The findings reveal that 56.6 percent of the clientele in restaurants consisted of locals; others included diaspora (19.7 percent), domestic visitors (15.1 percent) and internationals (8.6 percent). To make a comparison with 2017, see Figure 29. The data on restaurants show that in 2018, 62.1 percent (65.0 percent in 2017) of all guests went to restaurants for food and drinks, while the rest for drinks only. The average expenditures per serving of the former group amounted to 7.1 EUR (7.2 EUR in 2017), while the average of the latter stood at 2.5 EUR (1.9 EUR in 2017).

In 2018, the structure of visitors in attractions was dominated by internationals with 41.9 percent, followed by diaspora with 29.2 percent, and domestic visitors (those that travel more than 20 km) with 28.9 percent. A further analysis of the findings reveals that Germans, Albanians, Americans and Turks made up the majority of visitors in 2018 (to compare with 2017).