Domestic Tourism Snapshot
These snapshots reports provide an overview of the domestic visitors to Queensland and its regions. The information includes number of visitors, their reason for travel and their expenditure, and is supplemented by interpretations and comparisons to other tourism trends within Australia and Queensland.
Note: Due to small sample size, the three-year trend change has been used to analyse changes in the Fraser Coast, Mackay, Whitsundays and Outback regions.
Important Notes
New National Visitor Survey methodology, 2019
Tourism Research Australia has transitioned NVS sampling to 100% mobile phone interviews (from 50% mobile phone/50% landline) to reflect current phone usage trends. The change in methodology has seen a break in series, so please use caution when comparing 2019 results with previous time periods. Note that 2017 and 2018 estimates have been revised to align with the latest release of ABS population projections and will differ slightly from previously published estimates.
For the revised 2017 and 2018 numbers, see Tourism Data Explorer V2.5.
For further information, see NVS methodology.
Fact Sheet Year ending September 2019 >
Latest snapshot: Domestic Tourism Snapshot Year ending Sep 2019
Previous snapshot: Domestic Tourism Snapshot Year ending June 2019
Total International and Domestic Tourism Fact Sheet
Fact Sheet Year ending September 2019 >
Latest snapshot: Total Tourism Factsheet Year Ending Sep 2019
Queensland residents have their say on tourism
This fact sheet summarises the results of the Social Indicators Study 2019 conducted with Queensland residents to determine their perceptions of tourism in their community.
For information about the Social Indicators Study at the Regional level please see the Regional Summaries.
Tourism satellite accounts
Tourism in Australian states and territories
This report provides a comprehensive account of the direct and indirect contribution that tourism makes to the economy of each Australian state and the nation.
It has been produced by Tourism Research Australia and includes key indicators including tourism consumption, output, gross value added (GVA), gross state product (GSP) and employment levels and share rates. Details of taxation and industry types are also included.
Queensland one page summary 2017-18>
Full report: State Tourism Satellite Accounts 2017-18
Previous report: State Tourism Satellite Accounts 2016-17
Regional Tourism Satellite Account
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