Singapore’s international visitor arrivals for
Q3 2011 stood at close to 3.5 million, representing a 15%
year-on-year growth.
January - September 2011 Performance
Indonesia (1,925,000), P.R. China (1,230,000),
Malaysia (817,000), Australia (717,000) and India (641,000) were
Singapore’s top five international visitor-generating markets for
the period of January to September 20112. These markets accounted
for 54% of total arrivals for the period. P.R. China (+39%) and
the Philippines (+30%) registered the highest percentage growth
out of the top 15 markets for the period of January to September
2011.
Tourism Receipts (TR) for Q3
2011 were estimated at Sin$6 billion, registering a 12%
year-on-year growth. All TR components saw year-on-year growth.
Excluding Sightseeing & Entertainment
expenditure, Indonesia (Sin$781 million), P.R. China (Sin$603
million), Australia (Sin$296 million), India (Sin$296 million) and
Japan (Sin$232 million) were Singapore’s top five TR generating
markets for Q3 2011.
All top 10 markets registered year-on-year
growth in Q3, except USA (-14%) which saw a continuing decline in
business traffic.
India (+41%) was the top growth market in terms
of TR, boosted by a strong increase in business traffic in Q3.
Significant TR increases were also registered for Japan (36%),
Philippines (34%) and P.R. China (31%), primarily due to an
increase in leisure traffic and shopping expenditure.
Tourism Receipts (TR) for January to September
2011 were estimated at Sin$17 billion, registering a 22%
year-on-year growth.
Excluding Sightseeing & Entertainment
expenditure, Indonesia (Sin$2,114 million), P.R. China (Sin$1,579
million), Australia (Sin$818 million), India (Sin$808 million) and
Malaysia (Sin$635 million) were Singapore’s top five TR generating
markets for January to September 2011.
Asia’s share of TR continues to grow, as western
markets such as USA and UK, affected by poor economic conditions,
showed a decline in their respective shares of TR.
Gazetted hotel room revenue for Q3 2011 came in
at an estimated Sin$0.7 billion, representing an 18% year-on-year
growth. July 2011 posted a record high AOR as arrivals reached an
all-time peak. With continued increase in arrivals as a result of F1
and the accompanying events of the Grand Prix Season Singapore
among others, September 2011 registered the highest RevPAR ever
recorded.
The Average Room Rate stood at Sin$251 in Q3
2011, a year-on-year increase of 11%. Room rates for all hotel
tiers increased, with the Upscale tier posting the highest growth
rate at 11%, while Average Occupancy Rate reached 88% in Q3
2011.
Robust performance in ARR and AOR resulted in a
16% growth in RevPAR, which stood at
Sin$222 in Q3 2011. The Upscale tier was the top performer in
terms of RevPAR growth.
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