Visit Stockholm AB [email protected]+46 8 508 280 00 www.visitstockholm.com Follow @visitstockholm on facebook, twitter and instagram gaylesbian.visitstockholm.com youtube.com/stockholm Photographer: Henrik Trygg Stockholm’s tourism industry: January 2019 The year of 2019 begins with a rise in the number of guest nights at commercial accommodation facilities in Stockholm County. Compared to the same period in 2018, there are 5% more guest nights in total – over 890,000 guest nights in January 2019 compared to 842,000 guest nights in January 2018. Both domestic and foreign bed nights are increasing, and the majority of the increase comes from the domestic market. The number of Nordic bed nights is 1% higher than during the same period last year where Finland increases their bed nights by 10% in January 2019, while both Norway and Denmark decrease a few percentages. There is a decline, -4%, for Europe excluding the Nordic countries in which the UK (-10%), France (- 20%), and Italy (-14%) lose percentages compared to January 2018. On the other hand, there is a 10% increase in non- European visits in which India shows an increase of 15 % compared to January 2018. Commercial overnight stays in Stockholm County January 2019, top 20 Target group Guest nights Change, % Target group Guest nights Change, % Total 891 425 5% Not Indicated 65 038 52% Sweden 608 373 7% Foreign 283 052 3% Ranking, Foreign Guest nights Change, % Ranking, Foreign Guest nights Change, % 1 Great Britain 22 362 -10% 11 China 6 941 6% 2 USA 18 372 -12% 12 The Netherlands 6 051 -13% 3 Germany 17 620 11% 13 Poland 5 723 38% 4 Norway 15 956 -2% 14 Spain 5 673 7% 5 Finland 12 604 10% 15 Australia 4 169 -11% 6 India 11 845 15% 16 Switzerland 3 665 -31% 7 Russia 9 892 -6% 17 Belgium 3 028 -13% 8 France 9 786 -20% 18 Ukraine 2 471 185% 9 Denmark 8 262 -2% 19 Thailand 2 246 24% 10 Italy 8 046 -14% 20 Lithuania 2 062 -22%
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Visit Stockholm AB [email protected] +46 8 508 280 00 www.visitstockholm.com
Follow @visitstockholm on facebook, twitter and instagram
Stockholm’s tourism industry: January 2019 The year of 2019 begins with a rise in the number of guest nights at commercial accommodation facilities in Stockholm County. Compared to the same period in 2018, there are 5% more guest nights in total – over 890,000 guest nights in January 2019 compared to 842,000 guest nights in January 2018. Both domestic and foreign bed nights are increasing, and the majority of the increase comes from the domestic market. The number of Nordic bed nights is 1% higher than during the same period last year where Finland
increases their bed nights by 10% in January 2019, while both Norway and Denmark decrease a few percentages. There is a decline, -4%, for Europe excluding the Nordic countries in which the UK (-10%), France (-20%), and Italy (-14%) lose percentages compared to January 2018. On the other hand, there is a 10% increase in non-European visits in which India shows an increase of 15 % compared to January 2018.
Commercial overnight stays in Stockholm County January 2019, top 20
Target group Guest nights Change, % Target group Guest nights Change, %
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Commercial overnight stays 2019 compared with previous year.
January 2019 YTD
Guest nights Change, % Guest nights Change, %
Stockholm County 891 425 5% 891 425 5% Domestic 608 373 7% 608 373 7%
Foreign 283 052 3% 283 052 3%
Nordic countries, excl. Sweden 37 391 1% 37 391 1%
Europe excl. Nordic countries 115 892 -4% 115 892 -4%
Non-European 129 769 10% 129 769 10%
City of Stockholm 595 137 7% 595 137 7% Domestic 366 652 13% 366 652 13%
Foreign 228 485 -1% 228 485 -1%
Nordic countries, excl. Sweden 28 556 0% 28 556 0%
Europe excl. Nordic countries 95 561 -5% 95 561 -5%
Non-European 104 368 3% 104 368 3%
Sweden 3 737 386 1% 3 737 386 1%
Commercial overnight stays: hotel, vacation villages, hostels, camping and commercially arranged private cottages and apartments. Source: Statistics Sweden and Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth, preliminary data.