GITNUXREPORT 2026

Uk Travel Industry Statistics

See how UK travel businesses are balancing demand with pricing pressure, using fresh 2025 figures on visitor volumes and spend. From where growth is concentrating to what happens when costs rise, these statistics explain the shift you will feel in every itinerary.

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UK hotel occupancy rates averaged 74% in 2023, up from 59% in 2022, with London at 80%

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There were 47,000 hotels and guesthouses in the UK in 2022, providing 1.5 million bedspaces

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Average daily room rate (ADR) for UK hotels reached £114 in 2023, a 9% increase year-on-year

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Serviced apartment occupancy in the UK hit 78% in Q4 2023, driven by business travellers

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62% of UK hotel rooms were in chains or branded properties in 2023

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Holiday parks in England saw 12.5 million visitor nights in 2022, revenue £2.8 billion

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Airbnb listings in the UK totalled 250,000 active in 2023, with London having 80,000

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UK self-catering occupancy averaged 65% in 2023, peaking at 85% in August

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Revenue per available room (RevPAR) for UK hotels was £84 in 2023, up 15% from 2022

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35% of UK accommodation providers adopted sustainability certifications by 2023

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UK hotel RevPAR in provincial markets rose 12% to £68 in 2023

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B&B occupancy in England averaged 68% in 2023 summer season

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UK glamping sites grew to 2,500 in 2023, generating £450 million revenue

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London hotel ADR hit £160 in 2023, highest in Europe outside Paris

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25% growth in UK hostel bed capacity since 2019, totalling 45,000 beds in 2023

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Camp site pitches in the UK numbered 120,000 in 2022, 70% occupancy peak summer

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Boutique hotels in the UK reached 1,200 properties in 2023

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UK timeshare ownership totalled 250,000 units in 2023

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Edinburgh hotel occupancy 82% in 2023 festival season

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UK luxury hotel rooms 15% of total, ADR £350+ in 2023

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Caravan holidays 4.8 million in 2022

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Oxford hotels RevPAR £110 in 2023

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Hostels saw 20% revenue growth to £250 million 2023

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Rural B&Bs 18,000 properties UK 2023

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Wellness retreats revenue £800 million 2023 UK

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In 2022, the UK travel and tourism sector directly contributed £116.2 billion to the UK economy, accounting for 5.5% of total GDP

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Overseas visitors to the UK spent £28.4 billion in 2022, a 322% increase from 2021 levels due to post-pandemic recovery

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Domestic tourism expenditure in the UK reached £106 billion in 2022, supporting 2.6 million jobs across the sector

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The travel and tourism sector's total contribution to UK GDP was £257 billion in 2022, including indirect and induced impacts

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Inbound tourism generated £14.9 billion in tax revenue for the UK government in 2022

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UK aviation contributed £22 billion to GDP in 2019 pre-pandemic, with forecasts to reach £24.8 billion by 2030

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The events and conferencing sub-sector added £41.7 billion to the UK economy in 2022

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Coastal tourism in England generated £13.5 billion in visitor spend in 2022

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Rural tourism expenditure in the UK totalled £19 billion in 2022, supporting 212,000 jobs

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London inbound tourism spend was £15.6 billion in 2022, 52% of total UK inbound spend

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Inbound tourism forecast to reach £41 billion spend by 2025

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Business events sector projected £52 billion contribution by 2028

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Yorkshire tourism GVA £9.2 billion in 2022

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NI tourism revenue £1.8 billion in 2022

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Adventure tourism spend £3.4 billion in 2022 UK-wide

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Gaming and esports tourism emerging at £200 million in 2023

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Cornwall visitor economy £2.6 billion in 2022

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Lake District tourism £1.9 billion spend 2022

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Tourism GVA in Devon £3.2 billion 2022

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East Anglia tourism £6.8 billion 2022

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Norfolk visitor spend £4.1 billion 2022

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Kent inbound tourism £1.4 billion 2022

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The UK travel and tourism sector employed 3.8 million people in 2022, 11.3% of total employment

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Hospitality jobs in the UK numbered 2.1 million in 2023, with 15% vacancies due to skills shortages

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42% of UK tourism jobs were part-time in 2022, particularly in accommodation and food services

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Tourism supported 177,500 jobs in London alone in 2022

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65% of UK tourism businesses reported sustainability as a top priority in 2023 surveys

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Female workers comprised 53% of the UK tourism workforce in 2022

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Net zero emissions target for UK aviation set for 2050, with 14% sustainable aviation fuel mandate by 2030

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72% of UK visitors in 2023 sought eco-friendly experiences, boosting green jobs

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Training apprenticeships in tourism reached 25,000 in 2023, up 10% year-on-year

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Scotland's tourism sector employed 194,000 people in 2022, 7.5% of total jobs

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Tourism jobs in Wales numbered 130,000 in 2022, 10% of workforce

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30% of UK tourism SMEs adopted digital skills training in 2023

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Carbon emissions from UK tourism fell 25% since 2019 to 40 million tonnes CO2e in 2022

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55,000 new jobs projected in UK tourism by 2033, per WTTC

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BAME representation in tourism workforce at 14% in 2022

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80% of UK national parks achieved sustainable tourism status by 2023

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Youth employment (18-24) in hospitality at 22% of total jobs in 2023

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Protected area tourism visits reached 500 million in England 2022

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UK air passenger numbers reached 252 million in 2023, with Heathrow handling 79.2 million

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High-speed rail (HS1) carried 8.7 million passengers in 2023, up 25% from 2022

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UK domestic flights totalled 25 million passengers in 2023, primarily to Scotland and Northern Ireland

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Eurotunnel LeShuttle transported 2.5 million cars and 12 million passengers in 2023

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National Rail passenger journeys in England reached 1.5 billion in 2023/24

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45% of inbound visitors used air transport to enter the UK in 2023

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UK ferry passengers totalled 20 million in 2023, with Dover-Calais route handling 4.5 million

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Electric vehicle charging points at UK motorway services grew to 1,200 in 2023, supporting road travel

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Gatwick Airport's passenger throughput was 40.7 million in 2023, focused on short-haul routes

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Cycling tourism generated £1.2 billion in spend in 2022, with 10 million cycle tourist days

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Stansted Airport passengers grew to 28.5 million in 2023

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Great Western Railway carried 28 million passengers in 2023

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UK cruise passengers totalled 2.1 million in 2023, up 50% from 2022

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P&O Ferries transported 8.5 million passengers across UK routes in 2023

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18% of domestic tourism used coach travel in 2022, totalling 150 million journeys

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Luton Airport handled 18.2 million passengers in 2023, low-cost carrier hub

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Edinburgh Tram carried 2.3 million passengers in 2023, boosting city tourism

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Walking accounted for 28% of domestic trips under 5 miles in 2022 NTS

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Birmingham Airport 12.9 million pax 2023

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LNER rail 6.2 million passengers 2023

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Southampton cruise port 1.9 million pax 2023

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Brittany Ferries 2.8 million passengers 2023

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Domestic air market 70% recovery to pre-pandemic 2023

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Uber rides for tourism 500 million annually UK 2023 est

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Glasgow Subway 14 million journeys 2023

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E-bike rentals boosted cycle tourism 30% 2023

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In 2023, UK inbound visitor numbers reached 37.2 million, up 12% from 2022 but still 8% below 2019 levels

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The top overseas market for UK visitors in 2023 was the USA with 3.9 million trips, spending £3.2 billion

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Domestic holiday trips in the UK totalled 122 million in 2022, averaging 4.3 nights per trip

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82% of UK domestic tourists travelled by car in 2022, compared to 6% by train

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International arrivals to UK airports hit 243 million passengers in 2023

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Visitors from Europe accounted for 63% of inbound trips to the UK in 2023, with Germany sending 3.1 million visitors

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Average spend per inbound visitor to the UK was £772 in 2022, up from £684 in 2019

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28% of inbound visitors to the UK in 2023 were under 35 years old, driven by social media influence

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Business travel accounted for 23% of inbound visits to the UK in 2023, generating £6.5 billion in spend

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Scotland welcomed 14.5 million visitors in 2022, with 3.2 million from overseas

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In 2022, 40.8 million inbound visits to the UK, averaging 7.2 nights stay per visitor

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France was the second largest source market with 4.1 million visitors to the UK in 2023

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15.6 million overnight domestic trips from London residents in 2022

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Manchester Airport handled 27.8 million passengers in 2023

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19% of inbound visitors were from Asia in 2023, led by China with 450,000 trips

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Holiday visits made up 55% of inbound trips to the UK in 2023

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Northern Ireland saw 5.2 million visitors in 2022, 80% domestic

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Average inbound visitor age was 42 years in 2023, with millennials prominent

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Netherlands sent 2.8 million visitors to UK in 2023

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VFR (visiting friends/relatives) trips 28% of inbound in 2023

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68 million day visits from domestic market in London 2022

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Bristol Airport 8.8 million passengers 2023

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Australia contributed £1.1 billion spend from 1.2 million visitors 2023

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12% growth in family holidays inbound to UK 2023

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Peak District 13 million visitors 2022

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41% of visitors female inbound 2023

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

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UK travel is moving fast, and the latest figures show how sharply patterns can shift when you zoom in. With 2025 tourism and transport statistics painting a more uneven picture than many people expect, it matters which numbers you trust and which questions you ask. This post pulls together the key UK travel industry stats so you can spot the real drivers behind the change.

Accommodation Sector

1UK hotel occupancy rates averaged 74% in 2023, up from 59% in 2022, with London at 80%

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2There were 47,000 hotels and guesthouses in the UK in 2022, providing 1.5 million bedspaces

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3Average daily room rate (ADR) for UK hotels reached £114 in 2023, a 9% increase year-on-year

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4Serviced apartment occupancy in the UK hit 78% in Q4 2023, driven by business travellers

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562% of UK hotel rooms were in chains or branded properties in 2023

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6Holiday parks in England saw 12.5 million visitor nights in 2022, revenue £2.8 billion

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7Airbnb listings in the UK totalled 250,000 active in 2023, with London having 80,000

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8UK self-catering occupancy averaged 65% in 2023, peaking at 85% in August

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9Revenue per available room (RevPAR) for UK hotels was £84 in 2023, up 15% from 2022

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1035% of UK accommodation providers adopted sustainability certifications by 2023

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11UK hotel RevPAR in provincial markets rose 12% to £68 in 2023

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12B&B occupancy in England averaged 68% in 2023 summer season

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13UK glamping sites grew to 2,500 in 2023, generating £450 million revenue

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14London hotel ADR hit £160 in 2023, highest in Europe outside Paris

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1525% growth in UK hostel bed capacity since 2019, totalling 45,000 beds in 2023

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16Camp site pitches in the UK numbered 120,000 in 2022, 70% occupancy peak summer

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17Boutique hotels in the UK reached 1,200 properties in 2023

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18UK timeshare ownership totalled 250,000 units in 2023

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19Edinburgh hotel occupancy 82% in 2023 festival season

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20UK luxury hotel rooms 15% of total, ADR £350+ in 2023

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21Caravan holidays 4.8 million in 2022

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22Oxford hotels RevPAR £110 in 2023

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23Hostels saw 20% revenue growth to £250 million 2023

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24Rural B&Bs 18,000 properties UK 2023

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25Wellness retreats revenue £800 million 2023 UK

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Accommodation Sector Interpretation

While travellers might now wince at the average £114 nightly rate, the UK accommodation sector is clearly thriving, offering everything from a £350 luxury suite to a £20 hostel bed, and proving that whether you seek a boutique hotel, a serviced apartment, or a glamping pod, the industry is adept at filling beds and generating revenue even as it increasingly paints itself green.

Economic Impact

1In 2022, the UK travel and tourism sector directly contributed £116.2 billion to the UK economy, accounting for 5.5% of total GDP

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2Overseas visitors to the UK spent £28.4 billion in 2022, a 322% increase from 2021 levels due to post-pandemic recovery

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3Domestic tourism expenditure in the UK reached £106 billion in 2022, supporting 2.6 million jobs across the sector

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4The travel and tourism sector's total contribution to UK GDP was £257 billion in 2022, including indirect and induced impacts

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5Inbound tourism generated £14.9 billion in tax revenue for the UK government in 2022

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6UK aviation contributed £22 billion to GDP in 2019 pre-pandemic, with forecasts to reach £24.8 billion by 2030

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7The events and conferencing sub-sector added £41.7 billion to the UK economy in 2022

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8Coastal tourism in England generated £13.5 billion in visitor spend in 2022

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9Rural tourism expenditure in the UK totalled £19 billion in 2022, supporting 212,000 jobs

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10London inbound tourism spend was £15.6 billion in 2022, 52% of total UK inbound spend

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11Inbound tourism forecast to reach £41 billion spend by 2025

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12Business events sector projected £52 billion contribution by 2028

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13Yorkshire tourism GVA £9.2 billion in 2022

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14NI tourism revenue £1.8 billion in 2022

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15Adventure tourism spend £3.4 billion in 2022 UK-wide

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16Gaming and esports tourism emerging at £200 million in 2023

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17Cornwall visitor economy £2.6 billion in 2022

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18Lake District tourism £1.9 billion spend 2022

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19Tourism GVA in Devon £3.2 billion 2022

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20East Anglia tourism £6.8 billion 2022

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21Norfolk visitor spend £4.1 billion 2022

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22Kent inbound tourism £1.4 billion 2022

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Economic Impact Interpretation

While we may grumble about queues and weather, the travel industry is the UK's economic workhorse, quietly generating over a quarter of a trillion pounds and proving that whether it's a coastal ice cream or a London hotel suite, someone's always willing to pay for a British experience.

Employment and Sustainability

1The UK travel and tourism sector employed 3.8 million people in 2022, 11.3% of total employment

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2Hospitality jobs in the UK numbered 2.1 million in 2023, with 15% vacancies due to skills shortages

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342% of UK tourism jobs were part-time in 2022, particularly in accommodation and food services

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4Tourism supported 177,500 jobs in London alone in 2022

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565% of UK tourism businesses reported sustainability as a top priority in 2023 surveys

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6Female workers comprised 53% of the UK tourism workforce in 2022

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7Net zero emissions target for UK aviation set for 2050, with 14% sustainable aviation fuel mandate by 2030

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872% of UK visitors in 2023 sought eco-friendly experiences, boosting green jobs

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9Training apprenticeships in tourism reached 25,000 in 2023, up 10% year-on-year

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10Scotland's tourism sector employed 194,000 people in 2022, 7.5% of total jobs

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11Tourism jobs in Wales numbered 130,000 in 2022, 10% of workforce

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1230% of UK tourism SMEs adopted digital skills training in 2023

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13Carbon emissions from UK tourism fell 25% since 2019 to 40 million tonnes CO2e in 2022

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1455,000 new jobs projected in UK tourism by 2033, per WTTC

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15BAME representation in tourism workforce at 14% in 2022

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1680% of UK national parks achieved sustainable tourism status by 2023

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17Youth employment (18-24) in hospitality at 22% of total jobs in 2023

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18Protected area tourism visits reached 500 million in England 2022

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Employment and Sustainability Interpretation

The UK travel industry is a colossal employer, chronically short-staffed yet increasingly green and digitally savvy, where part-time pints and full-time sustainability efforts are creating a sector as multifaceted as the destinations it promotes.

Transportation Sector

1UK air passenger numbers reached 252 million in 2023, with Heathrow handling 79.2 million

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2High-speed rail (HS1) carried 8.7 million passengers in 2023, up 25% from 2022

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3UK domestic flights totalled 25 million passengers in 2023, primarily to Scotland and Northern Ireland

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4Eurotunnel LeShuttle transported 2.5 million cars and 12 million passengers in 2023

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5National Rail passenger journeys in England reached 1.5 billion in 2023/24

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645% of inbound visitors used air transport to enter the UK in 2023

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7UK ferry passengers totalled 20 million in 2023, with Dover-Calais route handling 4.5 million

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8Electric vehicle charging points at UK motorway services grew to 1,200 in 2023, supporting road travel

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9Gatwick Airport's passenger throughput was 40.7 million in 2023, focused on short-haul routes

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10Cycling tourism generated £1.2 billion in spend in 2022, with 10 million cycle tourist days

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11Stansted Airport passengers grew to 28.5 million in 2023

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12Great Western Railway carried 28 million passengers in 2023

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13UK cruise passengers totalled 2.1 million in 2023, up 50% from 2022

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14P&O Ferries transported 8.5 million passengers across UK routes in 2023

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1518% of domestic tourism used coach travel in 2022, totalling 150 million journeys

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16Luton Airport handled 18.2 million passengers in 2023, low-cost carrier hub

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17Edinburgh Tram carried 2.3 million passengers in 2023, boosting city tourism

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18Walking accounted for 28% of domestic trips under 5 miles in 2022 NTS

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19Birmingham Airport 12.9 million pax 2023

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20LNER rail 6.2 million passengers 2023

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21Southampton cruise port 1.9 million pax 2023

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22Brittany Ferries 2.8 million passengers 2023

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23Domestic air market 70% recovery to pre-pandemic 2023

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24Uber rides for tourism 500 million annually UK 2023 est

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25Glasgow Subway 14 million journeys 2023

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26E-bike rentals boosted cycle tourism 30% 2023

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Transportation Sector Interpretation

While we remain a nation still deeply attached to our wings, a quieter revolution is taking root on the rails, roads, and cycle paths, stitching the country back together with more threads than just the jet trail.

Visitor Statistics

1In 2023, UK inbound visitor numbers reached 37.2 million, up 12% from 2022 but still 8% below 2019 levels

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2The top overseas market for UK visitors in 2023 was the USA with 3.9 million trips, spending £3.2 billion

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3Domestic holiday trips in the UK totalled 122 million in 2022, averaging 4.3 nights per trip

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482% of UK domestic tourists travelled by car in 2022, compared to 6% by train

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5International arrivals to UK airports hit 243 million passengers in 2023

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6Visitors from Europe accounted for 63% of inbound trips to the UK in 2023, with Germany sending 3.1 million visitors

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7Average spend per inbound visitor to the UK was £772 in 2022, up from £684 in 2019

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828% of inbound visitors to the UK in 2023 were under 35 years old, driven by social media influence

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9Business travel accounted for 23% of inbound visits to the UK in 2023, generating £6.5 billion in spend

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10Scotland welcomed 14.5 million visitors in 2022, with 3.2 million from overseas

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11In 2022, 40.8 million inbound visits to the UK, averaging 7.2 nights stay per visitor

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12France was the second largest source market with 4.1 million visitors to the UK in 2023

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1315.6 million overnight domestic trips from London residents in 2022

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14Manchester Airport handled 27.8 million passengers in 2023

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1519% of inbound visitors were from Asia in 2023, led by China with 450,000 trips

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16Holiday visits made up 55% of inbound trips to the UK in 2023

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17Northern Ireland saw 5.2 million visitors in 2022, 80% domestic

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18Average inbound visitor age was 42 years in 2023, with millennials prominent

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19Netherlands sent 2.8 million visitors to UK in 2023

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20VFR (visiting friends/relatives) trips 28% of inbound in 2023

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2168 million day visits from domestic market in London 2022

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22Bristol Airport 8.8 million passengers 2023

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23Australia contributed £1.1 billion spend from 1.2 million visitors 2023

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2412% growth in family holidays inbound to UK 2023

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25Peak District 13 million visitors 2022

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2641% of visitors female inbound 2023

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Visitor Statistics Interpretation

While the UK's tourism industry is triumphantly recovering from its pandemic slumber—propelled by free-spending Americans and a continent of Europeans eagerly trading euros for rainy photos—it remains stubbornly a nation on four wheels domestically, yet increasingly shaped by the selfie-stick wielding, social-media-fuelled whims of a younger, global crowd.

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EDINBURGHCHAMBER
edinburghchamber.co.uk
edinburghchamber.co.uk
Reference 48
CARAVANCLUB
caravanclub.co.uk
caravanclub.co.uk
Reference 49
BBPA
bbpa.org.uk
bbpa.org.uk
Reference 50
GLOBALWELLNESSINSTITUTE
globalwellnessinstitute.org
globalwellnessinstitute.org
Reference 51
BIRMINGHAMAIRPORT
birminghamairport.co.uk
birminghamairport.co.uk
Reference 52
LNER
lner.co.uk
lner.co.uk
Reference 53
SOUTHAMPTONVTS
southamptonvts.co.uk
southamptonvts.co.uk
Reference 54
BRITTANY-FERRIES
brittany-ferries.co.uk
brittany-ferries.co.uk
Reference 55
UBER
uber.com
uber.com
Reference 56
PTSCOTLAND
ptscotland.org.uk
ptscotland.org.uk
Reference 57
VISITDEVON
visitdevon.co.uk
visitdevon.co.uk
Reference 58
VISITNORFOLK
visitnorfolk.co.uk
visitnorfolk.co.uk
Reference 59
VISITKENT
visitkent.co.uk
visitkent.co.uk