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30/03/2010

Regions

Tourism in Orkney

Information on Orkney includes the 11 page executive summary of The Orkney Visitor Survey (2004-5). The survey provides detailed information on visitors to Orkney in terms of their purpose of visit, length of stay, accommodation used, mode of travel, origin, activities, satisfaction levels and expenditure details.

The Scottish Visitor Attraction Monitor shows the number of visitors attending attractions across the islands.

29/03/2010

Facts and Figures

Visitor Attraction Monitor

The Visitor Attraction Monitor is an annual report on the performance of Scotland's visitor attractions and is an important accompaniment to the monthly Visitor Attraction Barometer. Statistics on visits to attractions are provided by geographic area, category of attraction (eg. garden, distillery, museum), location (rural, urban, seaside), volume of visits and admission type (free versus paid).

Bite-sized chunks of the report covering different categories of visitor attractions are available to view online, along with the complete report.

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20/03/2010

Research Summaries

Visiting Orkney

If you were to visit Orkney in its peak summer season, you would meet a growing number of enthusiastic holiday-makers making the most of their break with visits to historic sites and beautiful coastal walks.

The number of Orkney visitors is increasing, and so is their spending! In 2009 they contributed £31.8 million to the local economy. The island location lends itself to overnight stays, with 70% of visitors staying for at least 1 night, so they are looking for lots of things to see and do. Orkney is full of exciting attractions to entice visitors.

Holiday makers are the dominant market. Some will be visiting on the back of a positive previous experience; others on the advice of friends or relative. Either way, word-of-mouth is an important marketing tool for Orkney tourism.

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