$7.5 billion | Up 1% on June 2022
8.6 million | Up 2% on June 2022
28.4 million | Down 2% on June 2022
June 2023 saw mixed domestic tourism results when compared to the June 2022. Overnight spend and trips were up. However, the number of nights away were down.
When compared to June 2019, spend was up 23%. However, trips and nights were down 12% and 9% respectively.
In June 2023:
The August 2023 trip rate shows 29% of NVS respondents interviewed in weeks 1, 2 and 3 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 July 2023.
The overnight trip estimate of 8.6 million for June 2023 refers to trips that ended in the same month.
Results for June 2023, when compared to June 2022, show decreases in spend on:
These decreases in recreational travel spend were offset by increases in spend for business travel purposes.
In June 2023, Australians spent:
Compared to June 2022, this was a:
Compared June 2019 (pre-COVID) this was a:
Interstate overnight trips and spend was weaker in June 2023 compared to the month of June 2022.
In June 2023, Australians:
Compared to June 2022, this was a:
Intrastate overnight trips and spend was strong in June 2023 compared to June 2022.
In June 2023, Australians:
Compared to June 2022, this was a:
In June 2023, Australians:
Compared to June 2022 this was a:
Compared to a pre-COVID June 2019 this was a: