Greater Malmö
Accommodation and Travel Stats
April 2019
Greater Malmö: Tourism in a nutshell
Registered accommodation. All changes are relative to the same period a year ago.
224,000
160,000
64,500
118
7,600
15,800
59 %
44 %
Paid bed nights
Registered bed nights increased four percent
In April 2019, 224,000 registered bed nights were recorded in Greater Malmö (+4.1 %), of which 160,000 nights were spent by domestic visitors and 64,500 nights by foreigners. Registered domestic bed nights increased two percent and registered foreign bed nights increased 11 percent. In total, registered bed nights increased four percent from last year's April.
Most foreign registered bed nights were recorded for travelers from Denmark (12,400 nights).
Between January and April, 561,000 registered bed nights (+2.2 %) were recorded for domestic visitors and 214,000 (+2.8 %) for foreigners in Greater Malmö, in total 775,000 (+2.4 %) registered nights.
Registered bed nights statistics include stats for registered accommodations: hotels, holiday villages, youth hostels and campsites. Establishments with fewer than 9 beds or 5 rooms are excluded.
Registered bed nights
Registered bed nights by country of arrival
Visitors
Visitors by region
Visitors by city
Visitors by postal code
Visitor nights
Visitor nights by region
Ferry arrivals from different harbors
International = International cruise ships
Average prices
|
April 2019
Amount |
Change |
jan-April 2019
Amount |
Change | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adr (Registered) | 860 SEK | -0.7 % | 850 SEK | 2.5 % |
| Revpar (Registered) | 510 SEK | -6.6 % | 470 SEK | -0.0 % |
Total accommodation sales
Registered accommodation sales
Non-registered accommodation sales
Average registered room price (ADR)
Capacity & Utilization
Registered Accommodation
118 accommodation establishments (+6)
7,600 rooms (+330)
15,800 beds (+920)
Room utilization 58.8 % (-3.7)
Unsold rooms 3,100
Bed utilization 44.3 % (-1.8)
Registered room utilization for establishments
Key indicators
Bed nights
Arrivals
Sales
Travel key indicators: the darker the square the larger the value.
Dark squares in the middle (vertically) mean the main season is in the summer. Dark squares on the top and the bottom mean the main season is in the winter. Gradually darkening squares from left to right signify growth over the years.
It is important to notice that the largest values (darkest squares) are not necessarily during the same months between different stats as this might reveal interesting details about travel and accommodation trends.
Temperature
Rainfall
Sources: Statistics Sweden
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