19.02.2021 - New statistical information
Press conference - Tourist accommodation in 2020
In 2020, the Swiss hotel sector registered 23.7 million overnight stays. This represents a fall of 40.0% (-15.8 million overnight stays) compared with 2019. The exceptional context of COVID–19 explains this unprecedented fall at a level not seen since the end of the 1950s. Foreign demand registered 7.3 million overnight stays, i.e. a decline of 66.1% (–14.3 million). Swiss demand fell less drastically (–8.6%/–1.5 million) to 16.4 million overnight stays.
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19.02.2021
Tourist accommodation in 2020
Record drop in overnight hotel stays in Switzerland in 2020Federal Statistical Office
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Hotel accommodation: arrivals and overnight stays of open establishments by year, month, canton and visitors' country of residence
Observation period: 2005-2020
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 19.02.2021
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Hotel accommodation: arrivals and overnight stays of open establishments by year, month, tourist region and visitors' country of residence
Observation period: 2005-2020
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 19.02.2021
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Hotel accommodation: arrivals and overnight stays of open establishments for 100 communes by year, month, commune and visitors' country of residence
Observation period: 2013-2020
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 19.02.2021
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Hotel sector: Supply and demand of open establishments in the cantons, by year, month and cantons
Observation period: 2005-2020
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 19.02.2021
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Hotel sector: Supply and demand of open establishments in tourist regions, by year, month and tourist region
Observation period: 2005-2020
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 19.02.2021
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Hotel sector: supply and demand of open establishments in 100 communes, by year, month and commune
Observation period: 2013-2020
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 19.02.2021
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Press conference FSO - 19.02.2021 11:00 - Live streaming
Federal Statistical Office / Switzerland Tourism
Published on 19.02.2021
