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1 Scottish National Parks Sector Review-2012 Insight Department VisitScotland 2013 Version 2 (Updated August 2013) 1
2 Welcome The following paper is a summary of the tourism performance at Scotland s National Parks between 2011 and Using data from the national monitors, The Great Britain Tourism Survey (GBTS), and International Passenger Survey (IPS), insight has been drawn to gain an representative picture of Loch Lomond & Trossachs and Cairngorm National Parks volume, value and visitor profile. Key Insights Overall domestic trips to Scotland s national parks grew by 24% in 2012, in comparison to the same period in generated over 1 million trips to the sector, with Cairngorms National Park accounting for 55 the total visits to the sector. A total of 204million was spent within Scotland s national parks in 2012 by domestic visitors, a 24% increase on The average spend per trip to Scotland s national parks in 2012 by domestic visitors was 190. Spend per day increased by 16% to 59 on 2011 s figure of 51. The majority of domestic visitors to Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park will stay for between 1-3 nights. The most popular International visitors to the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park are from Germany, USA, and France. International visitors spent an average of 315 per trip and 73 a day between 2010 and saw a significant growth in solo travellers to the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, with a 163% increase. Statistics suggest that Loch Lomond National Park is a more favourable destination for older couples and solo travellers with both groups accounting for 76 the total visitors to the area. Walking and sightseeing are identified as the most popular activities for visitors to undertake during their trip to Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park in the 593,000 trips made to the Cairngorms National Park in 2012 were made during a 1-3 nights stay in the area. The most popular International visitors to the Grampian area are from Norway, USA, and Germany. International visitors spent an average of 425 per trip and 78 a day between 2010 and Statistics suggest that the Cairngorms is more geared towards younger consumers and larger parties, with more active pursuits in the top twenty activities for the area. 2
3 Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park The Loch Lomond National Park generated 482,000 trips during 2012, a 16% increase on 2011 s total figures. A slight decrease was also generated in overall nights with 1.5million coming to the park in 2012, a 1% decrease on Expenditure in the national park saw a healthy increase of 22% in 2012 in comparison to 2011, generating a total of 95million. The average spend per trip increased by 11% on 2011, generating 197 per visit. There was also an increase of 28% on 2011 in the average spend per night, with visitors now spending 64 per night in the national park. Trip Duration 57 the 482,000 trips made to the Loch Lomond National Park in 2012 were made during a 1-3 nights stay in the area. Expenditure during this period accounted for 47 the total spend in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, totalling 45million during a 1-3 night stay. 37 the total visitors to the national park during 2012 spent 4-7 nights in the area. Expenditure during this period totalled 27million, which is 29 the overall spend. 8+ night totalled 28,000 during 2012, but produced 20m in expenditure in Party Composition Loch Lomond Trips (000's) Party Composition Expenditure ( m) change change Total % % Self Only % % Husband/Wife/Partner % % Children under % % Male % % Female % % *** Please note that some figures may be based on a small sample size. Loch Lomond saw an increase in the solo traveller for trips in 2012, a large 163% increase on 2011 with 137,000 visits, whilst couples decreased on 2011 s figure by 22%. However, 23% more children under 15 travelled to the park in 2012, which may indicate an increase in school trip travel or more families with small children visiting the area, as opposed to the DINKY or DINKER culture (Dual income No Kids Yet, Dual Income No Kids Early Retirement). The highest spenders in the national park were Husband/Wife/Partner groupings, which generated 43m to the area; however this is 17% down on last year s figure. The largest growth areas were seen in the self only and Children under 15 groups, which generated a growth of 380% and 75% respectively. 3
4 Activities (Loch Lomond) Walking and sightseeing are identified as the most popular activities for visitors to undertake during their trip to Loch Lomond National Park during ,000 visitors (30%) made trips to sites of interest such as historical sites/buildings/houses/palaces during Special activities were also popular during 2012, with 32,000 visitors making trips to the national park for special shopping items. Top ten activities 1. Long walk, hike or ramble (minimum of 2 miles\1 hour) 153, Sightseeing on foot 117, Sightseeing by car 102, Just relaxing 110, Short walk\ stroll - up to 2 miles\1 hour 94, Centre Based Walking 57, Visiting a castle\other historic site 50, Visiting a country park 43, Visiting a historic house, stately home, palace 36, Special shopping for items you do not regularly buy 32,000 International Visitors Top Ten visiting nations to Loch Lomond/Stirling/Trossachs/Argyle (000 s) Avg Germany USA France Netherlands Spain Italy Canada Australia Ireland Sweden An average of 276,000 trips are made each year to the Loch Lomond/Stirling/Trossachs/Argyle area by International visitors between 2010 and 2012, spending an average of 1,2 million nights there and spending 87m. International visitors spent an average of 315 per trip in these areas, and 73 a day. The most popular visitors to these areas over the last three years have been from Germany, USA and France with a collective average total of 107,000 trips. The top 5 visiting nations to the national park between 2010 and 2012 are; Germany, USA, France, Netherlands and Spain. 4
5 Cairngorms National Park The Cairngorms National Park saw trips to the area increase in 2012 by 32%, compared to 2011 with 593,000 trips in total. 16% more nights were also spent in the National Park during the same period, generating a total of 2m nights. Spend also rose during this period by 19% on 2011 s figures, generating 109million. The average spend per trip to the Cairngorms National Park fell by 10% to 183 on 2011 s 204 figure. However, spend per night increased between this period to 54. Trip Duration 59 the 593,000 trips made to the Cairngorms National Park in 2012 were made during a 1-3 nights stay in the area. Visitors spent a total 17m during their 1-3 night stay in the Cairngorms. 33% of the total visitors to the national park during 2012 spent 4-7 night in the area.visitor expenditure totalled 58m during this period, which accounted for 53 the total expenditure in the national park in , night trips being made were made to the national park in 2012, and 33million was generated during this period, which represents 30 the overall total. Party Composition Cairngorms Trips (000's) Party Composition Expenditure ( m) change change Total % % Self Only % % Husband/Wife/Partner % % Children under % % Male % % Female % % *** Please note that some figures may be based on a small sample size. The Cairngorm National Park saw an overall increase of 33% in visits in 2012, in comparison to The largest increase came from male 16+ and female 16+ visitors, contributing a total of 491,000 visits during These groups also generated a high percentage of increase in expenditure, with Female 16+ and Male 16+ producing an increase of 68% and 29% respectively. The highest spending market in 2011, and 2012 was the Husband/Wife/Partner group, generating a total of 143million over two years. Activities (Cairngorms) Sightseeing and walking were the most popular activities for visitors to the Cairngorms during 2012, followed by visiting attractions such as wildlife\nature reserves and scenic\historic railways. More visitors participated in active pursuits in the Cairngorms in 2012, than in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs. Swimming, canal/boating, water sports, Mountain biking and horse riding were all popular activities in
6 Top ten activities 1. Sightseeing on foot 255, Long walk, hike or ramble (minimum of 2 miles\1 hour) 230, Visiting a scenic\historic railway 162, Visiting a wildlife attraction\nature reserve 158, Swimming (indoors or outdoors) 151, Centre based walking (around a city\town centre) 143, Had a picnic or BBQ 141, Going on a guided tour - on foot, bus or other transport 131, Sightseeing by car 129, Visiting another type of attraction 129,000 International Visitors Top ten visiting nations to Grampian (000 s) Avg Norway USA Germany France Netherlands Spain Australia Denmark Italy Canada An average of 287,000 trips were made to the Grampian area between 2010 and 2012, with visitors spending an average of 1.6million nights and spending 122m. International visitors spent an average of 425 per trip, and 78 per day to the national park. The most popular visitors to the national park over the last three years have been from Norway, USA and Germany with a collective total of 288,000 visits. The top 5 visiting nations to the Grampian area between 2010 and 2012 are; Norway, USA, Germany, France and Netherlands. Matthew Quinn - Insight Analyst Matthew.quinn@visitscotland.com 6
7 Appendices Sources Great Britain Tourism Survey International Passenger Survey Note on National Park Estimates Estimates of the Domestic Residents overnight volume and value of visits to the National Parks in the table above relate to trips taken to the geographical area covered by the National Park itself. The respondent himself/ herself may not necessarily describe it as a visit to a National Park per se but all visits to villages and towns within the boundaries of the parks in each case have been included in this calculation. Where a local authority boundary has not been identical to the National Park boundary, we have included all visits where at least 50 the Local Authority fell within the National Park. Where this was less than 50%, visits to these local authorities have been excluded. For international visitor figures the historic Area Tourist Board Regional Areas for Grampian (representing Caringorm) and AILLST [Argyle, Loch Lomond, Stirling, Trossachs] (representing Loch Lomond National Park) are used as proxy for national park areas. Disclaimer VisitScotland has published this report in good faith to update stakeholders on its activity. VisitScotland has taken all reasonable steps to confirm the information contained in the publication is correct. However, VisitScotland does nor warrant or assume any legal liability for the accuracy of any information disclosed and accepts no responsibility for any error or omissions. Contact Us Details research@visitscotland.com Date: 2013 (Updated August 2013) 7
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