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Tourism Revenue, per Resident

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Tourism Revenue, per Resident

What does this measure?

The amount of money (in 2022 dollars) spent by visitors while in the region. This includes recreation, hotel bookings, fuel purchases, and other visitor expenditures.

Why is this important?

Tourism brings external money into a region's economy, fueling the development of new industry and attractions. The sense that a region is a tourist destination also increases regional pride.

How is the region performing?

Visitors to the Mid-Hudson Valley contributed over $4.2 billion to the region's economy in 2022, or $3,654 per resident. Statewide (excluding NYC), the figure was $2,789 per resident. Mid-Hudson Valley's per-resident tourism revenue rate in 2022 was up 63% from 2010. Per-resident revenue fell in 2020, which saw a 37% decline from the prior year, likely due to COVID. Recovering from the pandemic, tourism revenue grew by 54% in 2021 and another 10% in 2022, to reach a new high.

Among individual counties, Sullivan had the highest per-person revenue from tourism in 2022, at $11,203, followed by Greene at $5,893 and Ulster at $5,368. Putnam, at $791 per person, had the lowest tourism revenue rate in the region.

Notes about the data

The figures are presented per county resident to allow comparisons among counties of different sizes, but the spending is by tourists. New York State data excludes the heavy concentration of tourism in New York City. Due to a break in series for Orange County in 2018, Orange County is not comparable to prior years. Data for this indicator are expected to be released in the third quarter.

Tourism Revenue, per Resident
200520062007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022
Region$2,380$2,441$2,458$2,417$2,190$2,240$2,261$2,298$2,326$2,375$2,452$2,562$2,654$3,351$3,443$2,159$3,327$3,654
Columbia$2,125$2,288$2,337$2,263$2,118$2,161$2,250$2,356$2,386$2,466$2,625$2,817$3,060$3,286$3,415$2,218$3,644$3,867
Dutchess$2,274$2,299$2,342$2,252$2,014$2,038$2,039$2,041$2,042$2,132$2,219$2,365$2,447$2,547$2,623$1,596$2,290$2,372
Greene$4,193$4,363$4,103$4,079$3,741$3,779$3,824$3,797$3,865$3,988$3,944$4,067$4,297$4,552$4,673$3,863$5,258$5,893
Orange$1,546$1,595$1,603$1,559$1,372$1,384$1,423$1,459$1,461$1,485$1,506$1,532$1,548$3,171$3,115$1,567$2,424$2,738
Putnam$819$808$823$811$743$736$714$674$700$712$735$772$765$754$772$575$683$791
Sullivan$5,882$5,445$5,263$5,699$5,476$5,976$5,897$6,036$5,928$6,082$6,407$6,823$7,160$7,962$8,770$6,136$9,616$11,203
Ulster$3,194$3,519$3,655$3,502$3,138$3,169$3,235$3,330$3,515$3,521$3,661$3,774$3,923$4,256$4,413$3,041$5,067$5,368
NYS (excluding NYC)$2,282$2,310$2,418$2,393$2,131$2,185$2,244$2,292$2,300$2,341$2,395$2,455$2,510$2,633$2,671$1,661$2,487$2,789

Source: NYS Empire State Development
Notes: Figures are in constant 2022 dollars.




Total Tourism Revenue
200520062007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022
Region$2,690,397,045$2,768,302,906$2,794,387,915$2,754,285,541$2,498,961,343$2,559,082,844$2,583,723,232$2,619,254,196$2,647,747,262$2,696,078,006$2,777,292,445$2,899,560,034$3,008,076,421$3,806,613,162$3,915,479,755$2,514,687,508$3,909,652,016$4,285,972,563
Columbia$135,370,545$145,109,556$148,247,086$143,114,880$133,489,050$136,291,763$140,697,195$147,156,000$148,342,808$152,726,045$161,251,204$171,382,977$184,612,300$196,461,811$203,039,376$136,582,461$226,065,489$236,990,333
Dutchess$669,523,612$677,558,746$691,736,929$667,077,109$597,985,437$606,074,554$607,876,062$606,173,057$604,947,054$629,218,435$652,355,371$692,964,103$718,225,717$748,530,956$771,808,805$472,396,649$682,580,834$705,786,915
Greene$206,057,292$216,013,069$203,253,105$201,761,521$184,711,894$186,001,022$186,823,608$184,505,469$186,730,529$191,302,569$187,788,155$193,167,540$203,878,129$215,681,611$220,517,241$185,161,813$254,990,718$283,202,341
Orange$563,545,938$585,279,515$590,631,205$577,055,706$510,426,431$515,839,360$532,498,150$545,364,596$546,812,971$556,786,520$565,787,123$578,868,969$587,998,251$1,211,827,704$1,199,016,733$628,918,918$981,733,076$1,111,439,824
Putnam$81,510,337$80,289,957$81,881,634$80,756,310$74,041,905$73,304,721$71,303,189$67,099,641$69,709,637$70,802,906$72,914,129$76,280,304$75,619,168$74,467,666$75,907,350$56,141,552$67,083,671$77,529,566
Sullivan$451,649,232$420,552,203$410,471,002$443,135,896$425,156,425$463,171,836$454,345,023$464,364,749$456,109,486$459,972,424$479,415,881$511,175,852$536,924,892$600,311,654$661,538,276$482,397,093$766,343,265$892,412,701
Ulster$582,740,091$643,499,859$668,166,954$641,384,119$573,150,202$578,399,588$590,180,005$604,590,685$635,094,777$635,269,108$657,780,582$675,720,288$700,817,964$759,331,759$783,651,974$553,089,023$930,854,965$978,610,884
NYS (excluding NYC)$25,377,119,038$25,666,541,749$26,890,046,203$26,670,555,674$23,816,831,294$24,480,043,799$25,189,559,977$25,732,818,476$25,825,720,824$26,263,454,406$26,801,679,727$27,408,648,309$27,995,206,281$29,333,414,162$29,692,803,906$18,925,066,121$28,348,515,630$31,629,736,725

Source: NYS Empire State Development
Notes: Figures are in constant 2022 dollars.




INDICATORS TREND | STATE
Children Living in Poverty Increasing
Children Living in Poverty, by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
Single-Parent Families Increasing
Single-Parent Families, by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
Rate of Child Abuse and Neglect Decreasing
Rate of Foster Care Admissions Decreasing
Teen Pregnancy Decreasing
Voter Registration Rate Increasing
Voter Participation Rate Decreasing
Total Population Increasing
Population by Age Decreasing
Population by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
Household Types Increasing
Change in Total Jobs Increasing
Foreign-Born Population Increasing
Employment by Sector Not Applicable
Spending for County Government Maintaining
Tourism Revenue Maintaining
Preschoolers Receiving Special Education Services Increasing
Prekindergarten Participation Increasing
Students Receiving Special Education Services Increasing
Per-Student Spending Maintaining
Student Performance on Grade 4 English, by Student Group Increasing
Student Performance on Grade 4 English, by Race/Ethnicity Maintaining
Student Performance on Grade 4 Math, by Student Group Increasing
Student Performance on Grade 4 Math, by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
High School Cohort Graduation Rate Increasing
High School Cohort Dropout Rate Decreasing
High School GED Rate Maintaining
Education Levels of Adults Increasing
Education Levels of Adults, by Race/Ethnicity Decreasing
Median Household Income Maintaining
Median Household Income, by Race/Ethnicity Maintaining
People Living in Poverty Maintaining
People Living in Poverty, by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
Seniors Living in Poverty Increasing
Veterans Living in Poverty Maintaining
Children Receiving Subsidized Child Care Decreasing
Economically Disadvantaged Students Increasing
Earned Income Tax Credit Participation Increasing
Living Wage Rate by Household Type Maintaining
Income in Relation to Poverty Level Increasing
Households Receiving SNAP Maintaining
People Without Health Insurance Decreasing
Early Prenatal Care, by Mother's Race/Ethnicity Not Applicable
Food Insecurity Decreasing
Deaths from Drug Overdoses Increasing
Babies with Low Birth Weights Maintaining
Newly Diagnosed Cases of HIV Decreasing
People Living wth HIV Increasing
Mental Health Clinic Visits Maintaining
Homeownership Rates Maintaining
Homeownership Rates, by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
Cost of Homeownership Maintaining
Cost of Rent Increasing
Cost of Rent, by Race/Ethnicity Not Applicable
Violent Crimes Decreasing
Homeless Persons Decreasing
Domestic Violence Decreasing
Arrest Rates, by Race/Ethnicity Not Applicable
Incarceration Rates, by Race/Ethnicity Decreasing
Children Living in Poverty, by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
Single-Parent Families, by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
Population by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
Student Performance on Grade 4 English, by Race/Ethnicity Maintaining
Student Performance on Grade 4 Math, by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
Education Levels of Adults, by Race/Ethnicity Decreasing
Median Household Income, by Race/Ethnicity Maintaining
People Living in Poverty, by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
Early Prenatal Care, by Mother's Race/Ethnicity Not Applicable
Homeownership Rates, by Race/Ethnicity Increasing
Cost of Rent, by Race/Ethnicity Not Applicable
Arrest Rates, by Race/Ethnicity Not Applicable
Incarceration Rates, by Race/Ethnicity Decreasing


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