Accommodation Survey (July 1996-September 2019)
The Accommodation Survey provided information about short-term commercial accommodation activity at national, regional, and lower levels.
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Regional Tourism Indicators development and data sources
The Regional Tourism Indicators (RTIs) were designed to provide data on tourism spending in the various regions of New Zealand, using electronic card transaction data as the source.
October 2020 Monthly Regional Tourism Estimates (MRTEs)
Estimates of expenditure on tourism from both international and domestic consumers — by region and regional tourism organisation (RTO) — for October 2020.
Tourism data overview
Together with Stats NZ and other organisations, we produce a range of data about the tourism industry.
Regional Tourism Indicator data variables
For the Regional Tourism Indicators (RTIs), data variables include origin of merchant, origin of cardholder and type of merchant.
Regional Tourism Estimates data sources and methodology
This page has information about the data sources and methodology used for the Regional Tourism Estimates (2009–2015).
2018-2024
International Tourism Forecasts for the 2018-2024 period.
2011 Tourism Data Domain Plan
This page contains our first Tourism Domain Data Plan, produced in 2011.
Monthly Regional Tourism Estimates (MRTEs, 2016-2020)
The Monthly Regional Tourism Estimates (MRTEs) provide an estimate of regional monthly expenditure on tourism from both international and domestic consumers.
Quarterly Tourism Report
This commentary presents the national context for tourism in the year ending September 2019 (and for the September 2019 quarter where available). This Quarterly Tourism Report focusses on the recent performance of the sector. The data in this report does not include the impacts of the novel coronavirus. MBIE acknowledges that novel coronavirus is creating uncertainty for the tourism sector, and the Government is looking at ways to provide data in a timely manner and information on impacts as they emerge.