Key Takeaways
- 67.2 million overnight stays in Austrian hotels in 2019
- €3.2 billion revenue from hotel accommodation in Austria in 2022
- 45,000 hotel establishments in Austria as of 2023
- 76.4% average hotel occupancy rate in Vienna in 2022
- €112 average daily rate (ADR) for hotels in Vienna in 2022
- 57.3% occupancy rate for Austrian hotels in 2020 (pandemic year)
- 186,000 employees in Austrian hotel and accommodation sector in 2022
- 58% of hotel employees in Austria were female in 2022
- €1,200 average monthly gross wage for hotel workers in Austria in 2022
- €2.5 billion investment in Austrian hotel real estate in 2021
- 28 new hotel openings in Austria in 2022
- 53% of Austrian hotels have a restaurant on-site in 2022
- 42% of Austrian hotels offer wellness/spa facilities in 2023
- €1.4 billion total expenses for hotel energy costs in Austria in 2022
- 72% of Austrian hotels use online travel agencies (OTAs) for bookings in 2022
In 2022, Austrian hotels earned about 3.2 billion euros and drew 12.5 million international arrivals.
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David Kowalski. 2026. "Austria Hotel Industry Statistics." Gitnux. https://gitnux.org/austria-hotel-industry-statistics.
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