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Overnight stays and arrivals in all types of accommodation by municipalities 2008-2020

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11/29/2024
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2008-2020
SAM01603
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Data on overnight stays by nationality is currently undergoing revisions due to the possibility of domestic overnight stays being overestimated and foreign stays underestimated since the year 2021. While this analysis is in process no data on the number of overnight stays by nationality will be published.
Breakdown and pooling of municipalities is available in metadata.

Municipality

Reykjanesbær

Data for the year 2018 were updated on the 6th of June 2019

Borgarbyggð

Data for the year 2018 were updated on the 6th of June 2019