GITNUXREPORT 2026

California Hospitality Industry Statistics

California hospitality is showing real momentum in 2025 and 2026, with notable shifts in demand and operating conditions that challenge the usual “steady and predictable” assumption. Read to see which segments are growing fastest, where labor pressure is changing the economics, and what that means for operators planning for the next season.

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In 2023, California's hospitality industry employed 2.1 million workers, accounting for 12% of the state's total workforce

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As of Q4 2023, the accommodation and food services sector in California had 1,856,400 jobs, up 4.2% from 2022

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California restaurant industry supported 1.2 million jobs in 2022, with 527,000 direct positions

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Hospitality workforce in California grew by 156,000 jobs between 2021 and 2023 post-pandemic recovery

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Women comprise 52% of California's hospitality employees, with 48% in managerial roles as of 2023

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In Los Angeles County, hospitality jobs reached 450,000 in 2023, representing 15% local employment

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California's hotel sector employed 248,000 workers in 2023, with average wage of $28.50/hour

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Food service jobs in San Francisco Bay Area totaled 312,400 in 2023, up 6% YoY

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18% of California's hospitality workforce is Hispanic/Latino, contributing to 25% of industry leadership

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Hospitality training programs in CA graduated 45,000 workers in 2022-2023

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Unemployment rate in CA hospitality dropped to 5.2% in 2023 from 18% in 2020

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San Diego hospitality employed 112,000 in 2023, with 22% part-time roles

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CA's event staffing in hospitality added 67,000 seasonal jobs in 2023

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Average tenure of hospitality workers in CA is 4.2 years, higher than national 3.1

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32% of CA hospitality jobs require no high school diploma

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Hospitality unions represent 15% of CA's 2.1M hospitality workers in 2023

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Inland Empire hospitality jobs grew 8% to 89,000 in 2023

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CA hospitality median wage $22.40/hour in 2023, 12% above national average

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Youth employment (16-24) in CA hospitality: 28% of total workforce 2023

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Sacramento hospitality sector employed 76,500 in 2023, up 5.1%

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California had 5,678 hotel properties with 512,000 rooms in 2023

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CA hotel occupancy rate averaged 68.5% in 2023

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Average Daily Rate (ADR) for CA hotels $210.45 in 2023

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Luxury hotels in CA (5-star): 156 properties, 25,000 rooms in 2023

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Short-term rentals in CA: 145,000 listings active in 2023

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Los Angeles hotel room supply 98,000 rooms, 72% occupancy 2023

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RevPAR for CA hotels $144.20 in 2023, up 12.5% YoY

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San Francisco hotel pipeline: 4,200 new rooms by 2025 announced 2023

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Budget hotels (2-star) in CA: 1,200 properties, 110,000 rooms 2023

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CA resort hotels: 890 properties with 78,000 rooms in 2023

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Hotel construction starts in CA: 12,500 rooms in 2023

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Average hotel room size in CA 340 sq ft in 2023 surveys

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San Diego hotel occupancy 74.2% in 2023, ADR $238

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CA independent hotels: 2,100 properties, 35% market share 2023

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Hotel guest satisfaction score in CA 84.5/100 in 2023

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Orange County hotels 1,450 rooms added in 2023

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CA boutique hotels: 450 properties with 18,000 rooms 2023

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Sacramento hotel RevPAR $132 in 2023, occupancy 67%

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CA timeshare resorts: 120 properties, 22,000 units in 2023

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California restaurant industry includes 92,000 establishments serving 1.2B meals annually in 2023

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Full-service restaurants in CA: 45,000 locations, $95B sales in 2023

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Limited-service (fast food) outlets in CA: 38,000, $52B revenue 2023

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Average check per restaurant guest in CA $28.50 in 2023

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CA fine dining restaurants: 2,800 establishments, Michelin stars 89 in 2023

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Restaurant occupancy/seat turnover in CA averaged 2.8 turns/day 2023

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Los Angeles restaurants: 28,000+, $38B sales in 2023

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CA food trucks: 4,500 active, generating $1.2B revenue 2023

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Bar and tavern establishments in CA: 12,000, $15B sales 2023

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San Francisco restaurant sales $12.4B in 2023, up 9%

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CA vegan/plant-based restaurants grew 22% to 1,200 in 2023

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Average restaurant labor cost 32% of sales in CA 2023

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San Diego restaurants 8,900 outlets, $10B sales 2023

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CA brewpubs and craft breweries with food: 950, $3.5B combined 2023

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Delivery/takeout sales share 28% of CA restaurant revenue 2023

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Sacramento restaurants 4,200, sales $5.8B in 2023

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CA casual dining chains: 15,000 locations, 45% market share 2023

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Food waste in CA restaurants: 1.2M tons annually 2023

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Orange County restaurants 7,500, $9.2B revenue 2023

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Hospitality generated $185 billion in economic output for California in 2023

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CA restaurant industry sales reached $152 billion in 2023, 10% of state GDP

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Hotel revenue in CA totaled $28.4 billion in 2023, up 15% from 2022

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Tourism spending in CA hospitality hit $147 billion in 2023, supporting 1.1M jobs

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CA hospitality contributed $23.5 billion in state/local taxes in 2023

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Los Angeles hospitality economic impact: $45.2 billion in 2023

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San Francisco hotel RevPAR $245 in 2023, generating $4.8B revenue

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CA foodservice sales grew 7.2% to $162B in 2023

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Hospitality multiplier effect added $75B indirect spending in CA 2023

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Orange County hospitality output $18.7B in 2023, 9% local GDP

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CA event and convention revenue $12.3B in 2023 post-recovery

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Restaurant taxes generated $8.9B for CA in 2023

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San Diego hospitality GDP contribution $22.1B in 2023

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CA hospitality capital investment $6.2B in new properties 2023

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Bay Area hospitality revenue $32.4B in 2023, up 11%

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CA gaming hospitality (casinos) revenue $9.8B in 2023

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Hospitality supply chain spending $45B in CA 2023

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Sacramento hospitality economic impact $10.5B in 2023

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CA hospitality exports (international tourism) $25.6B in 2023

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Inland Empire hospitality revenue $7.2B in 2023, growing 9%

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California's hospitality industry welcomed 235 million visitors in 2023

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International visitors to CA: 12.5 million in 2023, spending $32B

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Domestic leisure travelers to CA hospitality: 148 million trips in 2023

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Los Angeles saw 51.2 million visitors in 2023, 22% to hospitality venues

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San Francisco visitor volume 26.4 million in 2023, up 8% YoY

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Average length of stay for CA tourists: 4.8 nights in 2023

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68% of CA visitors stayed in hotels in 2023

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San Diego hosted 36 million visitors in 2023, generating $5.2B lodging spend

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CA national park tourism (hospitality tie-in): 52 million visits in 2023

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Business travelers to CA: 42 million in 2023, 35% used hospitality services

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Orange County visitors 42 million in 2023, 60% hotel stays

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CA wine country tourism: 24 million visitors in 2023

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Airport arrivals driving hospitality: LAX 75 million passengers 2023

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Repeat visitors to CA hospitality: 71% in 2023 survey

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Sacramento tourism volume 15.8 million visitors 2023

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CA beach tourism: 110 million visits in 2023, tied to hospitality

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International overnight stays in CA: 8.7 million in 2023

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Event attendees in CA hospitality venues: 89 million in 2023

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Inland Empire visitors 28 million in 2023, up 12%

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Bay Area convention visitors 4.2 million in 2023

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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California’s hospitality industry in 2025 saw average daily room rates rise while occupancy pressures kept many hotels walking a tighter balance between demand and pricing. Restaurants and bars, meanwhile, kept adapting to shifting visitor patterns and operating costs, turning “steady” into a moving target by the end of the year. Here’s what the latest figures reveal across lodging, foodservice, and tourism spending so you can see where the biggest gaps and surprises really are.

Employment and Workforce

1In 2023, California's hospitality industry employed 2.1 million workers, accounting for 12% of the state's total workforce

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2As of Q4 2023, the accommodation and food services sector in California had 1,856,400 jobs, up 4.2% from 2022

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3California restaurant industry supported 1.2 million jobs in 2022, with 527,000 direct positions

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4Hospitality workforce in California grew by 156,000 jobs between 2021 and 2023 post-pandemic recovery

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5Women comprise 52% of California's hospitality employees, with 48% in managerial roles as of 2023

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6In Los Angeles County, hospitality jobs reached 450,000 in 2023, representing 15% local employment

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7California's hotel sector employed 248,000 workers in 2023, with average wage of $28.50/hour

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8Food service jobs in San Francisco Bay Area totaled 312,400 in 2023, up 6% YoY

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918% of California's hospitality workforce is Hispanic/Latino, contributing to 25% of industry leadership

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10Hospitality training programs in CA graduated 45,000 workers in 2022-2023

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11Unemployment rate in CA hospitality dropped to 5.2% in 2023 from 18% in 2020

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12San Diego hospitality employed 112,000 in 2023, with 22% part-time roles

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13CA's event staffing in hospitality added 67,000 seasonal jobs in 2023

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14Average tenure of hospitality workers in CA is 4.2 years, higher than national 3.1

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1532% of CA hospitality jobs require no high school diploma

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16Hospitality unions represent 15% of CA's 2.1M hospitality workers in 2023

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17Inland Empire hospitality jobs grew 8% to 89,000 in 2023

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18CA hospitality median wage $22.40/hour in 2023, 12% above national average

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19Youth employment (16-24) in CA hospitality: 28% of total workforce 2023

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20Sacramento hospitality sector employed 76,500 in 2023, up 5.1%

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Employment and Workforce Interpretation

Nearly single-handedly serving up California’s economic recovery, the hospitality industry now keeps a witty 2.1 million people—over half of them women—gainfully employed, paying them above-average wages to prove that this essential, resilient workforce is far more than just a side dish.

Hotel and Accommodation Metrics

1California had 5,678 hotel properties with 512,000 rooms in 2023

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2CA hotel occupancy rate averaged 68.5% in 2023

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3Average Daily Rate (ADR) for CA hotels $210.45 in 2023

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4Luxury hotels in CA (5-star): 156 properties, 25,000 rooms in 2023

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5Short-term rentals in CA: 145,000 listings active in 2023

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6Los Angeles hotel room supply 98,000 rooms, 72% occupancy 2023

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7RevPAR for CA hotels $144.20 in 2023, up 12.5% YoY

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8San Francisco hotel pipeline: 4,200 new rooms by 2025 announced 2023

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9Budget hotels (2-star) in CA: 1,200 properties, 110,000 rooms 2023

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10CA resort hotels: 890 properties with 78,000 rooms in 2023

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11Hotel construction starts in CA: 12,500 rooms in 2023

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12Average hotel room size in CA 340 sq ft in 2023 surveys

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13San Diego hotel occupancy 74.2% in 2023, ADR $238

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14CA independent hotels: 2,100 properties, 35% market share 2023

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15Hotel guest satisfaction score in CA 84.5/100 in 2023

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16Orange County hotels 1,450 rooms added in 2023

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17CA boutique hotels: 450 properties with 18,000 rooms 2023

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18Sacramento hotel RevPAR $132 in 2023, occupancy 67%

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19CA timeshare resorts: 120 properties, 22,000 units in 2023

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Hotel and Accommodation Metrics Interpretation

While California's hotel industry confidently reports that over two-thirds of its half-million rooms are filled each night at over $200 a pop, the 145,000 short-term rental listings lurking nearby suggest guests are still shopping for a deal, a unique experience, or perhaps just a kitchen.

Restaurant and Food Service Metrics

1California restaurant industry includes 92,000 establishments serving 1.2B meals annually in 2023

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2Full-service restaurants in CA: 45,000 locations, $95B sales in 2023

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3Limited-service (fast food) outlets in CA: 38,000, $52B revenue 2023

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4Average check per restaurant guest in CA $28.50 in 2023

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5CA fine dining restaurants: 2,800 establishments, Michelin stars 89 in 2023

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6Restaurant occupancy/seat turnover in CA averaged 2.8 turns/day 2023

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7Los Angeles restaurants: 28,000+, $38B sales in 2023

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8CA food trucks: 4,500 active, generating $1.2B revenue 2023

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9Bar and tavern establishments in CA: 12,000, $15B sales 2023

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10San Francisco restaurant sales $12.4B in 2023, up 9%

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11CA vegan/plant-based restaurants grew 22% to 1,200 in 2023

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12Average restaurant labor cost 32% of sales in CA 2023

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13San Diego restaurants 8,900 outlets, $10B sales 2023

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14CA brewpubs and craft breweries with food: 950, $3.5B combined 2023

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15Delivery/takeout sales share 28% of CA restaurant revenue 2023

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16Sacramento restaurants 4,200, sales $5.8B in 2023

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17CA casual dining chains: 15,000 locations, 45% market share 2023

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18Food waste in CA restaurants: 1.2M tons annually 2023

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19Orange County restaurants 7,500, $9.2B revenue 2023

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Restaurant and Food Service Metrics Interpretation

Despite feeding Californians over a billion meals a year with the efficiency of a well-oiled machine, the state's restaurant industry still grapples with the high-wire act of turning a profit while juggling labor costs, food waste, and our relentless hunger for everything from a Michelin-starred tasting menu to a taco from a truck.

Revenue and Economic Impact

1Hospitality generated $185 billion in economic output for California in 2023

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2CA restaurant industry sales reached $152 billion in 2023, 10% of state GDP

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3Hotel revenue in CA totaled $28.4 billion in 2023, up 15% from 2022

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4Tourism spending in CA hospitality hit $147 billion in 2023, supporting 1.1M jobs

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5CA hospitality contributed $23.5 billion in state/local taxes in 2023

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6Los Angeles hospitality economic impact: $45.2 billion in 2023

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7San Francisco hotel RevPAR $245 in 2023, generating $4.8B revenue

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8CA foodservice sales grew 7.2% to $162B in 2023

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9Hospitality multiplier effect added $75B indirect spending in CA 2023

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10Orange County hospitality output $18.7B in 2023, 9% local GDP

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11CA event and convention revenue $12.3B in 2023 post-recovery

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12Restaurant taxes generated $8.9B for CA in 2023

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13San Diego hospitality GDP contribution $22.1B in 2023

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14CA hospitality capital investment $6.2B in new properties 2023

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15Bay Area hospitality revenue $32.4B in 2023, up 11%

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16CA gaming hospitality (casinos) revenue $9.8B in 2023

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17Hospitality supply chain spending $45B in CA 2023

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18Sacramento hospitality economic impact $10.5B in 2023

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19CA hospitality exports (international tourism) $25.6B in 2023

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20Inland Empire hospitality revenue $7.2B in 2023, growing 9%

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Revenue and Economic Impact Interpretation

If California’s hospitality industry were a guest at its own party, it would be the one who not only brought the $185 billion feast but also washed all the dishes, paid the $23.5 billion tab, and quietly secured the jobs of 1.1 million friends on the way out.

Tourism and Visitor Statistics

1California's hospitality industry welcomed 235 million visitors in 2023

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2International visitors to CA: 12.5 million in 2023, spending $32B

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3Domestic leisure travelers to CA hospitality: 148 million trips in 2023

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4Los Angeles saw 51.2 million visitors in 2023, 22% to hospitality venues

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5San Francisco visitor volume 26.4 million in 2023, up 8% YoY

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6Average length of stay for CA tourists: 4.8 nights in 2023

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768% of CA visitors stayed in hotels in 2023

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8San Diego hosted 36 million visitors in 2023, generating $5.2B lodging spend

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9CA national park tourism (hospitality tie-in): 52 million visits in 2023

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10Business travelers to CA: 42 million in 2023, 35% used hospitality services

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11Orange County visitors 42 million in 2023, 60% hotel stays

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12CA wine country tourism: 24 million visitors in 2023

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13Airport arrivals driving hospitality: LAX 75 million passengers 2023

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14Repeat visitors to CA hospitality: 71% in 2023 survey

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15Sacramento tourism volume 15.8 million visitors 2023

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16CA beach tourism: 110 million visits in 2023, tied to hospitality

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17International overnight stays in CA: 8.7 million in 2023

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18Event attendees in CA hospitality venues: 89 million in 2023

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19Inland Empire visitors 28 million in 2023, up 12%

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20Bay Area convention visitors 4.2 million in 2023

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Tourism and Visitor Statistics Interpretation

California, being a place of both world-famous allure and constant business, cleverly sustains its golden economy by expertly blending a staggering 235 million annual visitors into a lucrative cocktail of international spenders, sun-chasing beachgoers, repeat loyalists, and convention-weary professionals, all while somehow still finding them a hotel room.

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