Steam Reports
STEAM - The Economic Impact Report
STEAM is a tourism economic impact modelling process which enables us to measure tourism using local data, tourism performance and visitor survey data. We complete the report each year and the results allow Northumberland Tourism and Northumberland County Council to monitor the impact of tourism across Northumberland.
The research that we gain from the report allows us to establish the impact of our activity and helps us to develop and grow.
2020 was a difficult year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The majority of businesses were only able to operate at reduced capacity for at the most 6 months.
5.341 million people visited Northumberland in 2020. This was down by 50% on 2019.
Each year we embark on the mammoth task that is reviewing and updating our records, to ensure that the report is as accurate as possible. All accommodation providers in Northumberland (that we are aware of) are listed in our system; we update the report on a yearly basis to reflect any changes in pricing and bedstock as well as closures of properties and new accommodation providers in the county.
<< Download Steam Final Trend Report for 2009-2020 (5.9MB) >>
If you own an accommodation business in Northumberland and would like to help us report on the economic impact of tourism in the North East of England then please give us a call. Reporting takes a matter of minutes and helps us to build the future of tourism in Northumberland.
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 Steam 2020 - Highlights | [Download PDF] | 236 kB | 207 Downloads |
| STEAM 2019 - Highlights | [STEAM 2019 Highlights] | 168 kB | 596 Downloads |
| 2018 STEAM - Highlights | [STEAM 2018 - Highlights] | 64 kB | 792 Downloads |
| STEAM 2017 - Headlines | [STEAM 2017 - Headlines] | 164 kB | 799 Downloads |
| STEAM 2016 - Headlines | [STEAM 2016 - Highlights] | 107 kB | 1086 Downloads |
| STEAM 2015 - Headlines | [STEAM 2015 - Highlights] | 76 kB | 1939 Downloads |
