23 datasets
Singapore Tourism Board GeoJSON of tourist attractions across Singapore, with coverage from June 2018. Tourism planners, map developers, and visitors locate major attractions and overlay them with transport, hotel, and precinct layers for itinerary and destination analysis.
Singapore Tourism Board annual CSV of international visitor arrivals from selected markets by region, country of residence, and gender for 2013 through 2015. Tourism marketers and destination analysts profile inbound demand by source market and gender over that three-year window.
Singapore Tourism Board CSV of annual tourism receipts by major component for 2013–2014, including total tourism receipts (TR) and tourism receipts per capita (TRPCE). Tourism economists compare spending composition across major receipt categories for those years.
Monthly international visitor arrivals to Singapore by region and country of nationality for 2013 and 2014, published by the Singapore Tourism Board in CSV format. Supports historical tourism source-market analysis, aviation and hospitality demand research, and benchmarking pre-pandemic visitor flows.
Annual visitor days in Singapore by country of residence from 2013 through 2015, published by the Singapore Tourism Board in CSV format. Each record carries year, region, country of residence, and total visitor days, so users can compare not just arrivals but the aggregate length of stay generated by each source market. Tourism analysts, hotels, and destination marketers use it to identify high-value markets, understand regional composition of demand, and model accommodation and attraction capacity needs.
Singapore Tourism Board CSV statistics for 2013–2015 counting international visitor arrivals (IVA) from selected source markets, cross-tabulated by region, country of residence, and mode of arrival. Analysts study how air, land, and sea gateways contribute to inbound tourism from key corridors.
Singapore Tourism Board monthly CSV of international visitor arrivals (IVA) from selected markets by age group for 2013 through 2015. Columns cover month, region, country of residence, age group, and arrival counts. Tourism marketers and demographers study the age mix of visitors from key source countries during that period.
Singapore Tourism Board monthly CSV of international visitor arrivals (IVA) from selected markets by mode of arrival from 2013 through 2015, with region, country of residence, and arrival counts. Tourism analysts compare air, sea, and other arrival channels by source market.
Singapore Tourism Board CSV of monthly international visitor arrivals to Singapore by region from January 1978 through November 2015. Columns cover month, region and number of visitor arrivals. Tourism planners and economists track long-run inbound demand by source region before later STB series updates.
Singapore Tourism Board CSV of monthly gazetted hotel statistics by tier from 2013 through 2015. Metrics include standard average occupancy rate (AOR), average room rate (ARR), and revenue per available room (RevPAR). Tourism and hospitality analysts compare performance across hotel tiers in those years.
Singapore Tourism Board CSV from the Overseas Visitors Survey on visitor profile by purpose of visit for 2013 through 2014, with region, country of residence, and splits for leisure, holiday, visiting friends and relatives, business, MICE, and general business travel. Tourism strategists analyse inbound motivation mix across source markets.
Annual operating statistics for gazetted hotels in Singapore from 2013 through 2015, published by the Singapore Tourism Board in CSV format. Metrics include room nights, occupancy rates, average room rates, and room revenue—supporting tourism industry analysis, hospitality performance benchmarking, and Singapore hotel sector research.
Singapore Tourism Board Overseas Visitors Survey data on visit frequency for 2013 and 2014, showing whether inbound travellers were first-time or repeat visitors. Each row gives the period, region, and country of residence, with counts for first visit, repeat visit, and not stated. Tourism marketers and destination analysts use it to gauge visitor loyalty and returning-traveller rates by source market. Useful for studying inbound travel behaviour and campaign targeting in Singapore.
Singapore Tourism Board CSV for 2013–2015 reporting international visitor arrivals (IVA) from selected markets by region, country of residence, and length of stay. Tourism analysts study short-stay versus long-stay demand patterns and source-market mix for Singapore inbound travel.
Singapore Tourism Board monthly summary of international visitor arrival (IVA) characteristics—visitor days—by region and country of residence for selected markets from 2013 through 2015. Tourism analysts compare length-of-stay demand across source markets to Singapore.
Monthly international visitor arrivals to Singapore by source country and broader region, published by the Singapore Tourism Board from 1978 through November 2015. Tourism analysts track inbound markets, seasonal flows, and ASEAN versus long-haul contributions to Singapore’s visitor economy using official STB statistics.
Singapore Tourism Board CSV summarising international visitor arrival (IVA) characteristics from selected source markets for 2013 through 2015, broken down by year, region, country of residence, and age group. Tourism analysts compare inbound age profiles across ASEAN, North Asia, and long-haul markets to inform marketing and capacity planning for Singapore’s visitor economy.
Singapore Tourism Board CSV summarising international visitor arrivals (IVA) from selected source markets by length of stay, reported monthly from 2013 to 2015. Each row records the month, region, country of residence, length-of-stay band and the corresponding visitor arrival count. Tourism analysts and hospitality planners can use it to compare trip duration across markets and seasons, informing hotel demand forecasting, air connectivity planning and destination marketing for Singapore.
Monthly total international visitor arrivals to Singapore from 1978 through November 2015, published by the Singapore Tourism Board in CSV. Tourism analysts use the long series for seasonality, crisis impacts such as the 1991 Gulf crisis dip noted in the official footnote, and inbound travel trends.
Singapore Tourism Board Overseas Visitors Survey data on where inbound visitors stayed during their trip, covering 2013 and 2014. Each row gives the year, region, and country of residence, with visitor counts split across hotels, the residence of friends or relatives, and other accommodation. Tourism analysts and hotel operators use it to see how accommodation choice varies by source market. Useful for studying inbound travel patterns and accommodation demand in Singapore.