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Northland RTO

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Visits
Total visits by travellers to Northland RTO are forecast to rise from 4.49m in 2006 to 5.00m in 2013 - an increase of 11.3% (509,200) or 1.5% p.a.

International visits are expected to increase from 835,800 in 2006 to 1.08m in 2013, representing growth of 243,000 or 29.1%. The share of total visits generated by international visitors is expected to increase from 18.6% to 21.6%.

Domestic visits are expected to increase from 3.65m in 2006 to 3.92m in 2013, representing growth of 266,200 or 7.3%. The share of total visits generated by domestic visitors is expected to decrease from 81.4% to 78.4%.

Visitor Nights
Total visitor nights in Northland RTO are forecast to rise from 5.32m in 2006 to 6.09m in 2013 - an increase of 14.5% (771,800) or 2.0% p.a.

International visitor nights are expected to increase from 1.78m in 2006 to 2.25m in 2013, representing growth of 472,300 or 26.5%. The share of total visitor nights generated by international visitors is expected to increase from 33.5% to 37.0%.

Domestic visitor nights are expected to increase from 3.54m in 2006 to 3.84m in 2013, representing growth of 299,500 or 8.5%. The share of total visitor nights generated by domestic visitors is expected to decrease from 66.5% to 63.0%.

Visitor Expenditure
Total visitor expenditure in Northland RTO is forecast to rise from $657.6m in 2006 to $885.3m in 2013 - an increase of 34.6% ($227.6m) or 4.3% p.a.

International expenditure is expected to increase from $222.9m in 2006 to $347.1m in 2013, representing growth of $124.1m or 55.7%. The share of total expenditure generated by international visitors is expected to increase from 33.9% to 39.2%.

Domestic expenditure is expected to increase from $434.7m in 2006 to $538.2m in 2013, representing growth of $103.5m or 23.8%. The share of total expenditure generated by domestic visitors is expected to decrease from 66.1% to 60.8%.

 

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