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Travel and Tourism - Sweden - May 2014

SWEDEN
INTRODUCTION
DATA SOURCES
 HISTORY
 GEOGRAPHY
ATTRACTIONS
 STOCKHOLM
Figure 1: Leading attractions in Sweden, 2008-11*
Figure 2: Most visited regions by overnight stays*, 2011-12
 GOTHENBURG
 SKåNE
TOURISM AND THE ECONOMY
Figure 3: A snapshot of Sweden's economy, 2000-14
Figure 4: Tourism consumption in Sweden, key figures, 2000-14
Figure 5: The value of Sweden's tourism industry, 2008-14
ARRIVALS
 INTERNATIONAL
Figure 6: Foreign tourist arrivals in Sweden, 2007-14
Figure 7: Nights spent by leading foreign markets, 2008-14
 DOMESTIC
Figure 8: Domestic trips in Sweden, 2008-14
Figure 9: Domestic overnight stays in Sweden, 2008-14
Figure 10: Domestic travel & tourism spending, 2000-14
MARKET CHARACTERISTICS
 INTERNATIONAL
Purpose of visit
Figure 11: Main purpose of visit for foreign overnight tourists to Sweden, 2011-14
Seasonality
Figure 12: Overnight stays by international tourists by month, 2009-14
Length of stay
 DOMESTIC
Purpose of visit
Figure 13: Domestic trips in Sweden by purpose of visit, 2008-14
Figure 14: Main purpose of visit for domestic overnight tourists in Sweden, 2012-14
Seasonality
Figure 15: Overnight stays by domestic tourists by month, 2008-14
Length of stay
TRANSPORT
Figure 16: Method of transport used by overnight visitors to Sweden, 2011-14
 AIR
Figure 17: Passenger traffic at Stockholm Skavsta Airport, 2008-14
 ROAD
 RAIL
 SEA
ACCOMMODATION
Figure 18: Capacity at accommodation establishments in Sweden, 2008-13
Figure 19: Occupancy rates (%) in key metropolitan areas, 2008-14
Figure 20: Accommodation revenue for hotels, holiday villages, youth hostels & PCAs by region & per inhabitant, 2012
TOURISM NEWS
WHAT NEXT?
Figure 21: International tourism forecast for Sweden, 2014-24

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