England Occupancy Survey

The England Occupancy Survey (EOS) measures, on a monthly basis, levels of bedroom and bedspace occupancy across the serviced accommodation sector – everything from large hotels to small B&Bs and guest houses.

Data is collected from a panel of participating accommodation businesses who submit data each month. Additionally, from June 2010 onwards, the data collected in the VisitEngland survey has been augmented by data supplied by hotel consultancy STR Global.

In the UK, each of the four national tourist boards undertakes its own serviced accommodation occupancy survey. The results from these four surveys are combined to deliver the UK Occupancy Survey (UKOS).

As well as occupancy levels for the country as a whole, results are also available by establishment type, destination type, room size, tariff, and a number of other variables.

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Occupancy 2012 Go

Monthly reports from the year to date for England and the UK.

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Occupancy 2011 Go

Monthly reports from 2011 for England and the UK.

occ 2010

Occupancy 2010 Go

Monthly and annual reports from the 2010 occupancy survey for England and the UK.

occ 2009

Occupancy 2009 Go

Monthly and annual UK reports from the 2009 occupancy survey.

occ before 2008

Occupancy Before 2008 Go

UK Annual reports from 2001 to 2008, and trend reports from 1997 onwards.

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Regional Occupancy Surveys Go

A number of the English regions publish their own occupancy data both for the region as a whole and for counties / sub-regions. In some regions, this information is also available for non-serviced accommodation (self-catering / camping & caravan sites) as well as for the serviced sector.

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More about the England Occupancy Survey Go

More information about the occupancy survey, including details of methodology, how UK results are calculated, and how to join our survey.