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Fewer guest nights in April
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2014-06-06T10:00:00.000Z
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Norwegian accommodation statistics for April 2014 shows a decrease in number of guest nights at hotels and similar establishments since April 2013.

AccommodationApril 2014

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Fewer guest nights in April

The number of guest nights in Norwegian accommodation establishments reached 1 814 million in April 2014. This is a decrease of 7 per cent compared with April 2013. Lodging revenue for Norwegian hotels went down from NOK 991 million last March to NOK 814 million, which is a decrease of 18 per cent.

Guest nights, by type of accommodation and month
April 2014Guest nights so far this year
Guest nights, totalGuest nights, NorwegianGuest nights, foreign nationalsApril 2014
Guest nights, total1 814 4021 462 545351 8577 245 777
 
Hotels and similar establishments1 295 8051 038 617257 1885 635 278
Camping sites320 641299 25121 390783 021
Holiday dwellings177 067112 99164 076750 155
Hostelling International Norway20 88911 6869 20377 323
Figure 1. Hotels and similar establishments. Guest nights, by nationality of the guests

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Statistics Norway’s accommodation statistics have undergone major restructuring. This means that the figures for camping sites and holiday dwellings as of January 2013 are no longer comparable with previous years. The restructuring covers various aspects of the statistics. The Enterprises and Establishments Register and a survey of accommodation enterprises in 2012 were used in combination as the new population register. In line with international guidelines the cut-off was reduced from 20 to 10 bed places for both hotel and holiday dwellings. For camping sites, the new cut-off is 10 pitches. Finally, camping and holiday dwellings now report in terms of guest nights and not unit days. A fixed conversion factor between guest nights and unit days was previously used, but guest nights are now obtained directly or calculated based on similar establishments. The restructuring has had less impact on the hotel statistics, and comparisons with previous figures are possible. Comparisons of figures at lower regional levels should be viewed with caution.