RESEARCH
Collecting and interpreting Byron’s visitor economy data and research is a core aspect of our mission. Read the latest findings here.
Byron Shire Tourism Monitor to Dec 2021
Byron Shire Tourism Monitor to Dec 2021
Byron visitor economy snapshot Dec 2019
Byron visitor economy snapshot Dec 2019
International backpacker market YE Dec 2019
International backpacker market YE Dec 2019
Byron visitor economy snapshot June 2019
Byron visitor economy snapshot June 2019
This report reveals the Byron local government area’s visitor volume and market share for the year ending December 2021.
This report covers the key findings from our research into Byron’s visitor economy for the year ending December 2019.
This Special Subject Review covers the international backpacker market for the year ending December 2019.
This report covers the key findings from our research into Byron’s visitor economy for the year ending June 2019.
Source market: Melbourne
Source market: Melbourne
Domestic day visitor market
Domestic day visitor market
Byron Bay visitor economy snapshot 2018
Byron Bay visitor economy snapshot 2018
Byron Bay vs. Noosa
Byron Bay vs. Noosa
This research represents the first ever analysis of the Melbourne region’s overnight holiday market for the year ending September 2018.
Discover the trends and habits of domestic day visitors to the Byron Shire for the year ending September 2018.
Uncover the key findings from our research into the region’s visitor economy for the year ending December 2018.
This infographic examines the differences and similarities between Byron Bay and Noosa over a four-year period ending September 2018.
Sydney holiday market snapshot
Sydney holiday market snapshot
South-East Queensland overnight market snapshot
South-East Queensland overnight market snapshot
Byron Bay visitor economy snapshot 2017
Byron Bay visitor economy snapshot 2017
Visitors to the Byron Shire 2017
Visitors to the Byron Shire 2017
This research represents the first-ever analysis of the Sydney region’s overnight holiday market in the Byron Shire.
Find the profile and trip behaviour of the SEQ self-drive, holiday, leisure, short to medium break market, which represents 267,000 overnight visitors.
The Byron Bay visitor economy has a significant impact on the professional and personal lives of those who choose to live in the region.
Domestic overnight visitors are the bread and butter of the visitor economy, accounting for almost two-thirds of visitor nights and more than 75% of visitor expenditure.