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    Tourism has had a large and growing economic impact on New York City between 2005 and 2015. Visitor spending increased from $24.3 billion to $45 billion over this period, while the number of tourism jobs grew from 288,000 to nearly 355,000. The total economic impact of tourism rose from $36.1 billion to $70 billion. Most visitors to NYC are domestic, though international visitors have increased from 6.8 million to 12.7 million in this time frame. The top categories that visitors spend money on are accommodations, dining, shopping, and arts and entertainment.

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    Tourism has had a large and growing economic impact on New York City between 2005 and 2015. Visitor spending increased from $24.3 billion to $45 billion over this period, while the number of tourism jobs grew from 288,000 to nearly 355,000. The total economic impact of tourism rose from $36.1 billion to $70 billion. Most visitors to NYC are domestic, though international visitors have increased from 6.8 million to 12.7 million in this time frame. The top categories that visitors spend money on are accommodations, dining, shopping, and arts and entertainment.

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    Tourism Economics Through 2015

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    Tourism has had a large and growing economic impact on New York City between 2005 and 2015. Visitor spending increased from $24.3 billion to $45 billion over this period, while the number of tourism jobs grew from 288,000 to nearly 355,000. The total economic impact of tourism rose from $36.1 billion to $70 billion. Most visitors to NYC are domestic, though international visitors have increased from 6.8 million to 12.7 million in this time frame. The top categories that visitors spend money on are accommodations, dining, shopping, and arts and entertainment.

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    Economic Impact of New York City Tourism

    Total Econ. Impact (billions)


    Visitor Spending (billions)
    Tourism Jobs (thousands)
    Total Visitors (millions)
    Domestic (millions)
    International (millions)

    2005
    $36.1
    $24.3
    288.0
    42.6
    35.8
    6.8

    2006
    $39.0
    $26.2
    293.4
    43.8
    36.5
    7.3

    2007
    $44.6
    $30.0
    306.3
    45.9
    37.1
    8.8

    2008
    $47.6
    $32.0
    314.0
    47.1
    37.6
    9.5

    2009
    $42.0
    $28.2
    306.6
    45.6
    37.0
    8.6

    2010
    $46.9
    $31.5
    310.7
    48.8
    39.1
    9.7

    2011
    $48.5
    $32.5
    321.7
    50.6
    40.3
    10.3

    2012
    $54.0
    $34.0
    328.7
    51.5
    40.9
    10.6

    2013
    $59.0
    $38.0
    336.3
    53.0
    41.7
    11.3

    2014
    $64.0
    $41.0
    345.9
    54.4
    42.5
    11.9

    2015
    $70.0
    $45.0
    354.8
    55.9
    43.2
    12.7

    NYC Visitor Spending (Average Shares)


    Other 1%
    Transport

    Accommodations

    19%

    26%

    Shopping

    21%

    Arts and Entertainment

    12%

    Dining 21%

    Source: Tourism Economics and NYC & Company

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