Nueva Zelandia - Turismo receptivo

Overseas visitor arrivals in New Zealand increased by 3615 or 1.4 percent year-on-year to 261,770 in September 2019, below market expectations of a 1.7 percent gain. Growth was driven by increases in arrivals from Australia (+7900) and Taiwan (+1400). In contrast, visitors declined from China (-4900), Malaysia (-2000), and Japan (-1300). Arrivals for the year ended September 2019 were 3.9 million, up 95,319 from the year ended September 2018, with visitors from Australia hitting a record high of 1.5 million.

Overseas visitor arrivals in New Zealand increased by 4400 or 1.8 percent year-on-year to 251,100 in August 2019, below market expectations of a 2.1 percent gain. Growth was driven by increases in arrivals from Australia (+5800) and Taiwan (+1800). In contrast, visitors from Asia continued to decline, as arrivals fell from Malaysia (-2300) and China (-2200). Arrivals for the year ended August 2019 were 3.9 million, up 96,100 from the year ended August 2018.

Overseas visitor arrivals in New Zealand increased by 5100 or 2.0 percent year-on-year to 253,585 in July 2019, driven by increases in arrivals from Australia (+1900) and the United States (+1000). In contrast, visitors from Asia continued to decline, as arrivals fell from China (-1000); Malaysia (-700), and Indonesia (-600). Arrivals for the year ended July 2019 were 3.89 million, up 104,400 from the year ended July 2018.

Overseas visitor arrivals in New Zealand increased by 1300 or 0.6 percent year-on-year to 213,500 in June 2019, missing market expectations of a 3 percent growth, driven by an 8.2 percent decrease (-4900 visitors) from Asia, with arrivals falling for Malaysia (-1800), Indonesia (-1400), Hong Kong (-1400), and China (-600). In contrast, visitors from Taiwan rose by 1200 and from the US and Australia by 1900 each.

Overseas visitor arrivals in New Zealand were down 2,700 or 1.2 percent year-on-year to 219,300 in May 2019, missing market expectations of a 3 percent growth, driven by decreases in arrivals from China (down 2,800) and India (down 1,900). By contrast, arrivals from Indonesia were up 1,600. Arrivals for the year ended May 2019 were 3.89 million, up 83,700 from the year ended May 2018.

Total overseas visitor arrivals in New Zealand went up by 23,500 or 8.3 percent year-on-year to 307,400 in April 2019, beating market expectations of a 3.3 percent gain. Biggest gains were seen in arrivals from Australia (+21,000), the UK (+3500), Hong Kong (+2000), and the US (+1600). In contrast, visitors declined from China (-9,900), South Korea (-1,000) and India (-770). Arrivals for the year ended April 2019 were 3.89 million, up 99,400 from the year ended April 2018.