Tourism and Events Information for Victoria’s tourism industry

Domestic research

Discover the latest domestic visitation statistics for Victoria, as well as domestic market profiles.

Key domestic statistics

The latest Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey data for the year ending September 2024 (released 18 December 2024).

Victoria

  • $22.8 billion in domestic overnight spend, up 1% year-on-year (YoY).
  • domestic overnight spend was 38% above the year ending September 2019.

Regional Victoria

  • $10.4 billion in domestic overnight spend, down 2% YoY.
  • domestic overnight spend was 46% above the year ending September 2019.

Melbourne

  • $12.3 billion in domestic overnight spend, up 3% YoY.
  • domestic overnight spend was 32% above the year ending September 2019.

Next National Visitor Survey release will be 26 March 2025 (to be confirmed).

Domestic tourism data

Explore tourism data for Victoria and each of its tourism (sub) regions and Regional Development Victoria regions. Find out more about trends over time, as well and day and night trip data.

Explore data for Victoria and each of its tourism (sub) regions and Regional Development Victoria regions.

Find out more about how to use tourism data.

Domestic visitor profiles

Visit Tourism Research Australia to access a suite of 22 domestic visitor profiles to better understand various domestic visitor segments based on who they are (e.g. family group) or what activities they undertake (e.g. Arts and Culture). These profiles are based on 2019 data.

For further information please email research@ecodev.vic.gov.au

Page last updated: 18 Dec 2024
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