Trips by Maltese abroad total just over 600,000 in 2022 – NSO

Published by
The Malta Business Weekly

Total outbound tourists for the fourth quarter in 2022 were estimated at 180,215, bringing the total for the overall year to 601,701, the NSO said.

Total nights spent abroad between October and December amounted to 1,214,296, for a yearly total of 4.2 million.

October-December 2022

During the quarter under review, a total of 109,979 outbound tourist trips were undertaken for holiday purposes (61.0 per cent), followed by 45,856 trips for visiting friends and relatives. Most outbound tourists were aged between 25 and 44 years (49.1 per cent), followed by those within the 45-64 age bracket (28.7 per cent).

Italy remained the most popular destination, with a share of 33.0 per cent of total tourist trips (Table 6). The largest share of guest nights (50.8 per cent) was spent in non-rented accommodation establishments.

The average length of stay of total outbound tourists stood at 6.7 nights. Total expenditure by outbound tourists between October and December surpassed €158.7 million, equivalent to an average €881 per person.

January-December 2022

Total outbound tourist trips for the year 2022 numbered 601,701 while total nights spent by outbound tourists surpassed 4.2 million nights. In addition, total estimated outlay by resident tourists stood at €517.5 million.

The Malta Business Weekly

In 1994, the Malta Business Weekly became the first newspaper fully dedicated to business. Today this newspaper is a leader in business and financial news. Together with the launch of the MBW newspaper, the company started organising various business breakfasts to discuss various current issues that were targeting the business community in Malta.

Recent Posts

MFSA warns public of fraudulent companies misusing licensed entities’ details

The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has issued warnings against several fraudulent companies exploiting the…

21 hours ago

Prime Minister visits Gozitan businesses which thrived after receiving support

During a visit to Gozo, Prime Minister Robert Abela toured two Gozitan businesses that have…

21 hours ago

MDA calls for reform to ensure ‘fairness and accountability’ in magisterial Inquiries

The Malta Developers Association (MDA) on Saturday expressed serious concerns about the practice of implicating…

23 hours ago

BOV Bugibba and Ħal Luqa branches reopen with modern upgrades

Branch in Ħaż-Żebbuġ closes for refurbishment Following weeks of intensive work, the Bugibba and Ħal…

23 hours ago

Gozo’s economic growth must continue to result in common good and identity preservation, PM says

Prime Minister Robert Abela said that Gozo is an example of how economic growth must…

24 hours ago

€1.6 billion to be invested in pensions and social benefits throughout 2025

€1.6 billion is set to be spent on pensions and social benefits throughout the calendar…

2 days ago