This graph shows the proportion of value added by the tourism industry in the national GDP. Direct value added measures products sold directly to tourists. This measure is consistent with how other industries in the economy are measured, enabling comparisons between these industries. Indirect value added measures the purchase of products resold to tourists or products used in producing goods and services sold directly to tourists. The data are part of the Tourism Satellite Account produced by Stats NZ, and are available on Infoshare [under Tourism]. A detailed description of the methodology used by Statistics NZ to produce this dataset can be found here.

This graph shows the value added by tourism businesses. Value added is the ‘value’ businesses add to the goods and services they purchase (intermediate inputs) and use in producing their own outputs, also known as tourism's direct contribution to GDP. Industry production breakdowns are not available for provisional years (such as year ended March 2021). The direct contribution of the tourism industry is measured on the same basis as that used for industries in the national accounts, enabling a consistent comparison between the tourism industry's contribution to GDP and that of more traditional industries such as agriculture and construction. The data are part of the Tourism Satellite Account produced by Stats NZ. The data are available from Infoshare [under Tourism]. A detailed description of the methodology used by Stats NZ to produce this dataset can be found here.

The Accommodation Data Programme (ADP) is a new programme providing information about short-term accommodation activity at national, regional, and district/city levels. It estimates the guest nights, occupancy rates and other measures relating to the accommodation industry. The graph below shows multiple measures of accommodation data per area (regional tourism organisation or territorial authority) for a particular accommodation property type and measure. The ADP replaces the Accommodation Survey, which was operated by Stats NZ, and ended in November 2019 with the publication of September data. The ADP first launched with June 2020 data, meaning there is a gap in accommodation statistics, with none publically available for the period of December 2019 to May 2020. The ADP also has a different methodology to the Stats NZ survey, so they are not directly comparable. The ADP is funded by MBIE and developed by tourism industry data specialists. For more information, please visit MBIE's website.

The Accommodation Data Programme (ADP) is a new programme providing information about short-term accommodation activity at national, regional, and district/city levels. It estimates the guest nights, occupancy rates and other measures relating to the accommodation industry. The graph below shows multiple measures of accommodation data by the type of property for a specified area, either nationwide or within an regional tourism organisation (council-level data, and some RTOs, are unavailable due to confidentiality reasons). The ADP replaces the Accommodation Survey, which was operated by Stats NZ, and ended in November 2019 with the publication of September data. The ADP first launched with June 2020 data, meaning there is a gap in accommodation statistics, with none publically available for the period of December 2019 to May 2020. The ADP also has a different methodology to the Stats NZ survey, so they are not directly comparable. The ADP is funded by MBIE and developed by tourism industry data specialists. For more information, please visit MBIE's website.