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Yılbaşından Bugüne 2021

For the first two months of 2021, total visitor spending dropped to $768.7 million (-75.8%). This represented an average of $13.0 million per day compared to $52.9 million per day, year-over-year. The average daily census decreased to 85,519 total visitors compared to 260,059 visitors per day, year-to-date February 2020.

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ABD Batı: In February 2021, arrivals from the Pacific (125,939 visitors) and Mountain (38,921 visitors) regions were about half the volume of visitors who came a year ago. In terms of accommodations, 41.7 percent of U.S. West visitors stayed in hotels, 24.0 percent stayed in condominiums, 14.0 percent stayed with friends and relatives, 13.6 percent stayed in rental homes and 11.4 percent stayed in timeshares.

Through the first two months of 2021, visitor arrivals decreased considerably from both the Pacific and Mountain regions. Year-to-date, per person per day visitor spending decreased to $155 (-17.0%). Shopping expenses were slightly higher, while lodging, food and beverage, transportation, and entertainment and recreation expenses decreased compared to the first two months of 2020.

Key U.S. West markets had travel restrictions in place during February. California residents were advised to quarantine for 10 days after re-entering their state. San Francisco and Santa Clara counties maintained their mandatory 10-day quarantine for people coming from outside their region. In Oregon, returning residents were encouraged to self-quarantine for 14 days after their return. In Washington, a 14-day quarantine was recommended for residents returning from interstate and international travel.