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California Tourism 2005

California Tourism 2005. In-State: 279.8 M80%. Out-of-state: 55.5 M16%. Int'l: 14.4 M4%. Source: D. K. Shifflet

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California Tourism 2005

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    2. California Tourism 2005

    3. 2005 = Banner year for California tourism.

    4. 2005 in Review US CA Total domestic travel + 4.1% + 6.7% Domestic leisure + 3.2% + 7.1% Domestic business + 6.8% + 5.6%

    5. 2005 in Review US CA Overseas visitors +6.9% + 14.3% Hotel occupancy rates + 2.9% + 3.8% RevPAR + 8.4% + 10.1% Domestic air travelers + 4.1% + 2.6%

    7. California Domestic Market Share (% US Person-Stays)

    8. CA Domestic Volume by Segment (Millions of Person-Stays)

    9. CA Resident Leisure Volume (Millions of Person-Stays)

    10. CA Non-Resident Leisure Volume (Millions of Person-Stays)

    11. Dynamics Affecting California Travel Trends Headline Events Market Conditions California Competitiveness

    12. 2006 Travel Industry YTD Headline Events Relative normality Restrictions, regulations, and rudeness

    13. 2006 Travel Industry YTD Market Conditions Higher prices Tapering demand

    14. 2006 Travel Industry YTD TIA Aug.Travel Price Index + 6.2% Gasoline + 19.6% Lodging + 4.8% Airfares + 5.8%

    15. Vehicle Miles Driven Vs. Regular Gas Prices

    16. California Hotel Room Rates Vs. Occupancy

    17. California Hotel Room Rates Vs. Occupancy

    18. 2006 Travel Industry YTD August YTD US room revenues + 6.8% US average occupancies + 1.1% CA room revenues + 8.2% CA average occupancies + 1.1% Month of August - 1.0%

    19. Revenue Passenger Air Miles

    20. Feeder Markets: Top States ( 2005 Person-Stays) Arizona Nevada Texas Oregon Washington 9.1 million 7.4 4.0 3.4 2.7

    21. Feeder Markets: Top Metro Markets ( 2005 Person-Stays) 4.4 million 4.0 1.8 1.3 1.2 1.1 1.1 Phoenix Las Vegas Yuma Tucson Reno New York Portland

    22. Air Travel Vs. Air Fares To California From Phoenix

    23. Air Travel Vs. Air Fares To California From Las Vegas

    24. Air Travel Vs. Air Fares To California From Portland

    25. Air Travel Vs. Air Fares To California From New York

    26. Air Travel Vs. Air Fares To California from Seattle

    27. Air Travel Vs. Air Fares To California From Chicago

    29. Top CA International Markets (2005) Mexico (Air/Land) 3,796,000 Day visitors 4,800,000 Canada 1,060,000 UK 778,000 Japan 722,000 Australia 313,000 Germany 309,000

    30. California Visitors: Estimates based on in-flight surveys of non US residents reporting a California visit, supplemented with DHS data. International Visitors Vs Arrivals

    31. Int’l Visitors Vs Arrivals at California Ports of Entry (Percent Chg 04-05)

    32. Value of U.S. Dollar Vs. Foreign Currencies

    33. Canadian Travel Vs Exchange Rates

    34. Value of Euro VS German Arrivals in CA

    35. CA Overseas Visitor Market Share 1994 - 2005

    36. European Visitors to California (1999-2005)

    37. Asian Visitors to California (1999-2005)

    38. International Visitors Entering CA* (Percent Chg 05-06 July YTD Prelim.)

    39. All Overseas Arrivals in CA*

    40. Asian Arrivals in CA*

    41. European Arrivals in CA*

    42. Australia and Mexican Air Arrivals in CA*

    43. Trends to Watch Generation divide Solo travel Nature travel (tamed) Voluntourism

    44. California’s Age Wave 2000 - 2010

    45. The Way We Look -- 2000

    46. The Way We Look -- 2010

    47. Visits to CA State/National Parks (Domestic Person-Stays)

    48. Visits to CA Theme/Amusement Parks (Domestic Person-Stays)

    50. Seasonal Outlook 2006-2007

    51. CA Business vs Leisure Travel Seasonal Trends and Outlook (Millions of Domestic Person-Stays)

    52. Travel by California Residents Seasonal Trends and Outlook (Millions of Domestic Person-Stays)

    53. Travel by Non-Residents Seasonal Trends and Outlook (Millions of Domestic Person-Stays)

    56. Income, housing wealth, and debt begin to apply pressure…

    60. California Competitiveness Previously ranked 28th, heading up to 6th place $50 million may place in top 3

    61. 2004-2005 Projected State Tourism Office Budgets compiled by TIA

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