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Increase from the Swedish market
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2002-07-08T10:00:00.000Z
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hytteform, Intermediaries of cabins, guest nights, cabins, nationality of guestsTourism , Transport and tourism
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Intermediaries of cabins, April 2002

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The statistics covers Norwegian and foreign guests accommodated in private cabins/houses during the year, which contributes to a more complete coverage of the Norwegian accommodation statistics.

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Increase from the Swedish market

Norwegian and foreign intermediaries of huts arranged a total of 502 000 overnight stays in private cabins in Norway in the winter season (January - April) this year. This is an increase of 5 per cent compared with the same period last year.

The foreign business increased by 3 per cent, and the domestic business increased by 12 per cent.

Sweden is the third largest winter-market, and increased by 13 per cent compared with the winter season last year. The two largest foreign winter markets; Denmark and Germany, decreased.

Intermediaries of huts. Guest-nights, by nationality of the guests and
month. Winter season 2001 and 2002
  Total Norway Foreigners, total of which
  Sweden Denmark Germany
Winter season 2001     477 599     118 911     358 688      75 740     165 821     103 686
January 95 311 17 629 77 682 11 539 44 433 18 616
February  136 908 28 906  108 002 17 937 66 781 20 354
March  138 988 31 268  107 720 30 596 48 700 23 990
April  106 392 41 108 65 284 15 668 5 907 40 726
Winter season 2002  501 754  132 869  368 885 85 609  162 843 98 115
January  102 474 18 235 84 239 15 750 43 331 20 591
February  144 300 40 432  103 868 18 423 62 374 17 334
March  165 605 53 035  112 570 27 983 52 126 25 351
April 89 375 21 167 68 208 23 453 5 012 34 839

May (Corrected 8 August 2002)

In May there was an increase of 15 per cent. The domestic market, which is only 7 per cent of the total, increased by 74 per cent, and the number of overnight stays from the foreign countries increased by 13 per cent.

So far this year (Corrected 8 August 2002)

the intermediaries of huts arranged a total of 590 000 overnight stays. This is an increase of 6 per cent compared with January to May last year.

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