$9.9 billion | Down 11% on October 2022
10.0 million | Down 2% on October 2022
34.4 million | Down 7% on October 2022
October 2023 saw softer domestic tourism results when compared to October 2022. Overnight spend, trips and nights were all down.
In October 2023:
Early data shows domestic overnight trip rates for November 2023 were weaker compared to November 2019 and 2022. Data for the first 2 weeks of December 2023 show stronger results when compared to December 2022 and are on par with 2019.
The December 2023 trip rate shows 30% of NVS respondents interviewed in weeks 1 and 2 took one or more overnight trips. The reference period for these interviews would be the preceding 28 days. The return date for some trips would be in November 2023.
The overnight trip estimate of 10.0 million for October 2023 refers to overnight trips returned from in that month.
Results for October 2023 show a small increase in business travel spend. However, this was offset by decreases in spend on holiday travel and travel to visit friends and relatives.
In October 2023, Australians spent:
Compared to October 2022, this was a:
Compared to a pre-COVID October 2019 this was a:
Interstate overnight trips, nights away and spend were weaker in October 2023 compared to October 2022.
In October 2023, Australians:
Compared to October 2022, this was a:
Intrastate trips were flat while nights away and spend were slightly stronger in October 2023 compared to October 2022.
In October 2023, Australians:
Compared to October 2022, this was:
In October 2023, Australians:
Compared to October 2022 this was a: