A traditional practice in the West, especially in Australia, Britain, New Zealand and Canada. In the West, homestay providers abound in quaint country towns, city suburbs and even within the cities. They range from small country inns to apartment units to hostels. Homestay is not a hotel, a motel, nor a typical B&B. Homestay is a non-commercialized, private residence with paying Guest(s) who enjoy staying in the comfort and security of a family home. Further, these guests will reside in the family home for an extended period of time, months or sometimes even years. It is safe, affordable housing for international students, interns, traveling professionals and adult visitors from other countries, who are looking to experience and learn about local lifestyle and culture. Homestay is comparable to the so-called bed and breakfast that is so popular in European countries.
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