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Domestic Tourism Survey (States) 2023
Domestic Tourism Survey, 2023 12 June 2024
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Malaysia’s Domestic Tourism Survey, Fourth Quarter 2023 19 December 2023
Malaysia’s Domestic Tourism Survey, Third Quarter 2023 15 September 2023
Domestic Tourism Survey (States) 26 June 2023
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Overview
Introduction
This report
presents the statistics related to domestic tourism for each state in Malaysia.
The annual statistics presented in this publication were obtained from the
Domestic Tourism Survey, 2023. The principal statistics reported are related to
the key indicators of domestic tourism performance such as the number of
domestic visitor arrivals, total of trips, total of receipts and average length
of stay (ALOS). In addition, statistics related to trends of overnight trip and
social & demographic profiles of domestic visitors for each state are also
included in this publication.
Domestic Tourism Performance by State 2023
The
performance of Malaysia’s domestic tourism in 2023 has been exceptionally
strong, with domestic visitor arrivals reaching 213.7 million, a 24.6 per cent
increase from 171.6 million in the previous year. Additionally, domestic
tourism receipts rose by 32.5 per cent to RM84.9 billion, reflecting the
positive impact of the full reopening of economic activities.
Selangor led with
the highest domestic tourism receipts at RM11.1 billion in 2023, up 27.1
percent from RM8.73 billion in 2022. The Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
followed closely, recording RM11.0 billion in receipts, an increase from RM7.73
billion the previous year. Similarly, Sarawak and Pahang demonstrated strong
growth, with receipts climbing to RM6.94 billion (2022: RM5.43 billion) and
RM6.73 billion (2022: RM5.32 billion), respectively.
Shopping remained
the primary driver of tourism receipts, contributing RM30.84 billion overall,
with the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur leading at RM4.85 billion, followed
by Selangor at RM4.14
billion, and Sarawak at RM2.66 billion. Other significant contributors included
expenditures on food and beverages, accommodation, and automotive fuel.
The social and
demographic profile of domestic tourists revealed that nine states, namely
Johor, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang, Pulau Pinang, Selangor, the Federal
Territory of Kuala Lumpur, the Federal Territory of Labuan, and the Federal
Territory of Putrajaya, primarily hosted visitors from households earning
between RM5,001 and RM10,000 per month.
Detailed information and technical notes are included in the publication of the Domestic Tourism Survey 2023 by state. This publication can be accessed and downloaded through eStatistik on the DOSM portal, www.dosm.gov.my
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