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New South Wales State Tourism Statistics

In NSW tourism contributes $28.7 billion in Consumption and $11.8 billion in direct Gross Value Added. It provides 160,300 jobs, and directly accounts for 1 in every 21 jobs in NSW.

The tourism industry in NSW is larger than agriculture, forestry and fishing, electricity, gas, water and waste services, and arts and recreation services.

Source: NSW Tourism Satellite Accounts, 2008-09, TRA  

NSW continues to be the number one State for total visitor nights, visitor numbers and visitor expenditure. We’ve also experienced strong growth in market share in the holiday segment. See some key NSW tourism facts here...

NOTE: There is a change in how international visitor expenditure is measured in the reports, snapshots and profiles listed below, starting with statistics for the June 2011 year. Read more...

                                  
NEW SOUTH WALES STATISTICS
(NB: YE = 'Year Ending')

 

State Tourism Statistics:


For the year ending September 2011. Domestic and international tourism statistics for NSW.

Archived:     June 2011 March 2011
  December 2010 September 2010

Domestic Visitors
National Visitor Survey (NVS) Snapshot:


For the year ending September 2011. This report provides the latest domestic visitation to NSW. It covers visitor nights, source markets, visitation to Regional NSW, purpose of visit, transport and accommodation statistics.

Archived NVS: June 2011 March 2011
  December 2010

September 2010

 
International Visitors
International Visitor Survey (IVS) Snapshot:


For the year ending September 2011. This report provides the latest international visitation to New South Wales. It covers visitors and visitor nights, source markets, first and repeat visitation, purpose of visit, transport and accommodation statistics.

Archived IVS:  June 2011 March 2011
  December 2010 September 2010

 

Forecasts


The Tourism Forecasting Committee (TFC) provides projected forecasts for Australian inbound, domestic and outbound travel.

View the latest forecasts at Tourism Australia


Outbound Travel
Snapshot


For the year ending December 2010. This new snapshot provides key statistics on outbound travel including the most popular destinations.


Purpose of visit:

Visiting Friends and Relatives (VFR)


This report provides the latest statistics on travel to NSW to visit friends and relatives.

Archived reports here>

 

Purpose of visit:

Holiday


This report provides the latest statistics on holiday travel to NSW.

Archived reports here>



Purpose of visit:

Business


This report provides the latest statistics on business travel to NSW.
More information on Business Visitors here >

Archived reports here>


IVS / NVS Dashboard


For the year ending September 2011. This report provides an overview of the latest results of the National and International Visitor Surveys for Australia, NSW, Sydney and NSW regions.

Archived dashboards:  June 2011   March 2011 December 2010


Sydney Tourism Statistics:


Domestic and international tourism statistics for Sydney tourism.


Regional Tourism Statistics:


Domestic and international tourism statistics for NSW tourism regions.


Cultural Tourism Snapshot:


This report provides information on cultural and heritage visitors in NSW.


Food and Wine Tourism Snapshot:


This report provides information on food and wine visitors in NSW.
See more information about Food and Wine Tourism here >


Nature Tourism Snapshot:


This report provides information on nature based visitors in NSW.
See more information about Nature Tourism here >

 

Survey of Tourist Accommodation:


This report is a summary of the tourism accommodation data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on a quarterly basis. The report covers a range of accommodation types and includes supply and demand indicators.

Current report: September 2011

Archived reports: June 2011  March 2011  December 2010   

 

 

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