Domestic Statistics

QUARTERLY REPORT: NATIONAL VISITOR SURVEY

Get the latest data on domestic visitation to and within South Australia including visitor expenditure, day trips and overnight stays. The latest report of domestic visitors to/within South Australia compared to December 2019 (pre-COVID).

Murray River, Murray River, Lakes & Coorong

RESULTS: For the year end September 2022

RELEASED: December 2022

TOP POINTS FROM THE REPORT

South Australia attracted 6.7 million domestic overnight trips, down 17 per cent on December 2019.
There were 24.0 million domestic nights in South Australia, a decline of 12 per cent on December 2019.
Total domestic expenditure in South Australia was $7.0 billion, up 2 per cent on the previous high of $6.9 billion in December 2019.
Day trips expenditure was up 2 per cent to $1.7 billion.

Notes: For details of the NVS methodology changes in this release, refer to tra.gov.au/domestic/domestic-tourism-results.

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MONTHLY REPORT: NATIONAL VISITOR SURVEY

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to have a significant impact on the domestic tourism market. This monthly snapshot makes it easier to monitor changes in tourism activity in South Australia.

RESULTS: For the month of December 2022

RELEASED: March 2023

TOP POINTS FROM THE REPORT

December saw total spend for the month of $720 million made up of $54 million (SATC estimate) in international spend and $666 million in domestic spend.
Domestic spend for December 2022 of $712 million was 20 per cent up on the same month in 2019 displaying the strength of the domestic market.
This strong growth in visitor expenditure was led by interstate and intrastate overnight spend, up 50 per cent and 11 per cent respectively on the pre-COVID December 2019.
Day Trip spend was flat, down 1 per cent on the same month in 2019.

For further details, please refer to tra.gov.au/domestic/domestic-tourism-results.

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Interstate Market Profiles

Released: Yearly

The Interstate Market Profiles will provide information on our key interstate markets of Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia. The reports detail the activities undertaken whilst in South Australia.