Accommodation Statistics

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First Issue 1433 - 2012
ISSN No: 1658 - 3981
2011
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First Issue 1433 - 2012
ISSN No: 1658 - 3981
2011
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Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
The Saudi Commission for Tourism & Antiquities
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Date: 07-04-1429H
ISSN No.: 1658-3981
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Foreword
Tourism industry occupies an important position as a productive sector in the world
today, it is one of the fastest growing sectors, and is directly linked to economic growth
and cultural, social and environmental activities. It is no longer a luxury, and not only
limited to the aspects of entertainment and travel. Out of all, the state has adopted the
development of the tourism industry in the Kingdom as a strategic option and endorsed
the General Strategy for the Development of National Tourism in the Kingdom for a period
of twenty years, and assigned to the Saudi Commission of Tourism and Antiquities the
implementation of this strategy in order to make tourism in the Kingdom a reality and a vital
productive and influential sector in the national economy.
In spite of the many and varied tourist activities services, the services of accommodation
are important elements in this industry if not the most, over which the SCTA -after the
issuance of its new structure- undertake the tasks of supervision and the practice of
licensing, classification and follow-up to the quality and level of service provided
therein. The correct information and precise statistical data for these services play an
important role in the implementation of tourism development plans in this aspect. The
report (accommodation sector statistics for the year 2011) issued from the Centre for
Tourism Information and Research (MAS) of the Saudi Commission for Tourism and
Antiquities deals with information and disaggregated statistical data on the providers of
accommodation services in various regions of the Kingdom; including hotels, furnished
apartments, homes for students, and youth hostels.
I am pleased to present to you this report, hoping to contribute in the preparation
of studies and specialized researches aimed at developing this sector in particular
and tourism industry in general, and to achieve the objectives of the comprehensive
national development plans of the state.
Prince Sultan bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud
President & Chairman of the Board
Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 - INTRODUCTION
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2 - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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3 - METHODOLOGY ESTIMATES THE OCCUPANCY RATE
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4 - HOTEL STATISTICS
19
4-1 Distribution of Hotels by Region & Grade
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4-2 Hotels Statistics by Months
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4-3 Hotels Statistics by Regions
22
4-4 Hotels Statistics by Size of Building
23
4-5 Hotels Statistics by Grade
24
4-6 Hotels Statistics by Cities
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4-7 A Comparison among Hotels Results during 2010-2011
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5 - Furnished Apartment Units (FAU) Statistics
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5-1 Distribution of (FAU) by Regions and Grade
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5-2 Furnished Apartment Units Statistics (FAU) by Months
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5-3 Furnished Apartment Units Statistics by Regions
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5-4 Furnished Apartment Units Statistics by Size of Building
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5-5 Furnished Apartment Units Statistics (FAU) by Grade
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5-6 Furnished Apartment Units (FAU) Statistics by Cities
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5-7 Comparison Between the Results of (FAU) in 2010-2011
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6 - Students Hostels & Youth Hostels Statistics
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6-1 Students Hostels Statistics
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6-2 Youth Hostels Statistics
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7 - Supply-side Statistics in the Accommodation Sector
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7-1 Total Accommodation Sector
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7-2 Hotels
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7-3 Furnished Apartment Units (FAU)
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8 - Appendixes
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8-1 Tourism Definitions
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8-2 Saudi Commission for Tourism & Antiquities (SCTA)
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8-3 Tourism Information & Research Centre (MAS)
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Index OF Tables
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Table (4-1): Distribution of Hotels by Regions and Grade
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Table (4-2): Distribution of Rooms by Region and Grade
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Table (4-3): Hotel Statistics by Month
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Table (4-4): Hotel Statistics by Region
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Table (4-5): Hotels Statistics by Size of Building
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Table (4-6): Hotel Statistics by Grade
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Table (4-7): Hotel Statistics for Makkah Al Mukarramah by Month
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Table (4-8): Hotel Statistics for Makkah Al Mukarramah by Size of Building
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Table (4-9): Hotel Statistics for Makkah Al Mukarramah by Grade
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Table (4-10): Hotel Statistics for Al Madinah Al Munawwarah by Month
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Table (4-11): Hotel Statistics for Al Madinah Al Munawwarah by Size
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Table (4-12): Hotel Statistics for Al Madinah Al Munawwarah by Grade
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Table (4-13): Hotel Statistics for Riyadh by Month
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Table (4-14): Hotel Statistics for Riyadh by Size of Building
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Table (4-15): Hotel Statistics for Riyadh by Grade
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Table (4-16): Hotel Statistics for Jeddah by Month
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Table (4-17): Hotel Statistics for Jeddah by Size of Building
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Table (4-18): Hotel Statistics for Jeddah by Grade
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Table (4-19): Hotel Statistics for Dammam by Month
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Table (4-20): Hotel Statistics for Dammam by Size of Building
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Table (4-21): Hotel Statistics for Dammam by Grade
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Table (4-22): Hotel Statistics for Abha by Month
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Table (4-23): Hotel Statistics for Abha by Size of Building
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Table (4-24): Hotel Statistics for Abha by Grade
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Table (4-25): Hotel Statistics for Al Taif by Month
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Table (4-26): Hotel Statistics for Al Taif by Size of Building
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Table (4-27): Hotel Statistics for Al Taif by Grade
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Table (4-28): Comparison Between the Results of Hotels, 2010-2011
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Table (5-1): Distribution of (FAU) by region and grade
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Table (5-2): Distribution of Rooms in(FAU) by Region & Grade
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Table (5-3):(FAU) Statistics by Month
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Table (5-4):(FAU) Statistics by Region
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Table (5-5): (FAU) Statistics by Size of Building
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Table (5-6):(FAU) Statistics by Grade
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Table (5-7):(FAU) Statistics for Makkah by Month
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Table (5-8) :(FAU) Statistics for Makkah by Size
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Table (5-9):(FAU) Statistics for Makkah by Grade
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Table (5-10): (FAU) Statistics for Al Madinah by Month
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Table (5-11): (FAU) Statistics for Al Madinah by Size
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Table (5-12): (FAU) Statistics for Al Madinah by Grade
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Table (5-13): (FAU) Statistics for Riyadh by Month
Index OF Tables
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Table (5-14): (FAU) Statistics for Riyadh by Size
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Table (5-15): (FAU) Statistics for Riyadh by Grade
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Table (5-16): (FAU) Statistics for Jeddah by Month
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Table (5-17): (FAU) Statistics for Jeddah by Size
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Table (5-18): (FAU) Statistics for Jeddah by Grade
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Table (5-19): (FAU) Statistics for Dammam by Month
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Table (5-20): (FAU) Statistics for Dammam by Size
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Table (5-21): (FAU) Statistics for Dammam by Grade
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Table (5-22): (FAU) Statistics for Abha by Month
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Table (5-23): (FAU) Statistics for Abha by Size
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Table (5-24): (FAU) Statistics for Abha by Grade
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Table (5-25): (FAU) Statistics for Al Taif by Month
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Table (5-26): (FAU) Statistics for Al Taif by Size
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Table (5-27): (FAU) Statistics for Al Taif by Grade
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Table (5-28): Comparison Between the Results of (FAU), 2010-2011
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Table (6-1): Distribution of Students Hostels by Region, Rooms , Beds
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Table (6-2): Distribution of Youth Hotels by Region and Beds
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Table (7-1): Employment in Accommodation Sector by Nationality, 2010
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Table (7-2): Wages and Salaries for all Nationalities, 2010
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Table (7-3): Wages and Salaries for Saudi Nationals, 2010
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Table (7-4): Wages and Salaries for Other Nationalities, 2010
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Table (7-5): Intermediate Consumption, 2010
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Table (7-6): Income,2010
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Table (7-7): Value Added ,2010
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Table (7-8): Employment in Hotels by Nationality, 2010
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83
83
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Table (7-12): Intermediate Consumption for Hotels, 2010
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Table (7-13): Hotel income, 2010
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Table (7-14): Value Added in Hotels, 2010
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Table (7-15): Other Hotels indicators , 2010
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Table (7-16): Employment in (FAU) by Nationality, 2010
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88
88
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Table (7-20): Intermediate Consumption for (FAU), 2010
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Table (7-21): (FAU) Income, 2010
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Table (7-22): Value Added in (FAU), 2010
90
Table (7-23): Other (FAU) indicators, 2010
Index OF FigureS
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Figure (2-1) :Hotel Occupancy by Month
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Figure (2-2): Apartment Occupancy Rate by Month
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Figure (4-1): Distribution of Hotels by Region & Grade
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Figure (4-2): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate in hotels by Month
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Figure (4-3): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate in hotels by Region
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Figure (4-4): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate in hotels by Size
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Figure (4-5): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate in hotels by Grade
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Figure (4-6): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Makkah hotels
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Figure (4-7): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Makkah hotels
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Figure (4-8): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Makkah hotels
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Figure (4-9): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Madinah hotels
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Figure (4-10): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Madinah hotels
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Figure (4-11): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Madinah hotels
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Figure (4-12): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Riyadh hotels
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Figure (4-13): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Riyadh hotels
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Figure (4-14): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Riyadh hotels
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Figure (4-15): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Jeddah hotels
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Figure (4-16): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Jeddah hotels
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Figure (4-17): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Jeddah h hotels
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Figure (4-18): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Dammam hotels
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Figure (4-19): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Dammam hotels
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Figure (4-20): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Dammam hotels
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Figure (4-21): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Abha hotels
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Figure (4-22): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Abha hotels
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Figure (4-23): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Abha hotels
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Figure (4-24): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Taif hotels
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Figure (4-25): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Taif hotels
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Figure (4-26): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Taif hotels
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Figure (4-27): Rooms Occupancy Rate in Hotels by Month for 2010-2011
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Figure (4-28): Number of Rooms Sold in Hotels by Month for 2010-2011
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Figure (5-1): Distribution of (FAU) by Region and Grade
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Figure (5-2): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate in (FAU) by Month
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Figure (5-3): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate in (FAU) by Region
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Figure (5-4): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate in (FAU) by Size
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Figure (5-5): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate in (FAU) by Grade
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Figure (5-6): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Makkah hotels
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Figure (5-7): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Makkah hotels
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Figure (5-8): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Makkah hotels
Index OF FigureS
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Figure (5-9): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Madinah hotels
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Figure (5-10): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Madinah hotels
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Figure (5-11): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Madinah hotels
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Figure (5-12): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Riyadh hotels
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Figure (5-13): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Riyadh hotels
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Figure (5-14): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Riyadh hotels
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Figure (5-15): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Jeddah hotels
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Figure (5-16): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Jeddah hotels
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Figure (5-17): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Jeddah hotels
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Figure (5-18): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Dammam hotels
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Figure (5-19): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Dammam hotels
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Figure (5-20): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Dammam hotels
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Figure (5-21): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Abha hotels
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Figure (5-22): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Abha hotels
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Figure (5-23): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Abha hotels
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Figure (5-24): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Month for Taif hotels
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Figure (5-25): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Size for Taif hotels
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Figure (5-26): Apartment & Beds Occupancy Rate by Grade for Taif hotels
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Figure (5-27): Apartment Occupancy Rate in (FAU) by Month for 2010-2011
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Figure (5-28): Number of Apartment Sold in (FAU) by Month for 2010-2011
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Figure (7-1): Employment in Accommodation Sector by Nationality, 2010
82
Figure (7-2): Employment in Hotels by Nationality, 2010
87
Figure (7-3): Employment in (FAU) by Nationality, 2010
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Accommodation Statistics 2011
1 - INTRODUCTION
he Tourism Information and Research Center (MAS) following the (SCTA) issued
a number of statistical reports, including the Ninth Report of "Statistics of the
Accommodation Sector in 2011", which presents detailed data on the estimated
rates of occupancy, as well as statistics on employment, consumption and income
in the hotels and furnished residential units in 2010; so as to enable decisionmakers, investors, and beneficiaries of the shelter services to obtain data to help
them in the advancement of tourism and the activities of these important services.
Statistics of Accommodation sector report aims at:
Providing a summary of the statistics of accommodation services, including
hotels and furnished residential units, homes of students and youth hostels.
Meeting the needs of the (SCTA) concerning statistical information on the
services of accommodation.
Providing all partners in the public and private sectors with a description
of information on the size and characteristics of accommodation sectors in
the Kingdom.
The data used in this report, which are representative of the supply side, have
been obtained through the monthly surveys conducted by the (MAS) Center for the
accommodation sector, including Hotels and Furnished Apartment Units (FAU),
and excluding student hostels and youth hostels due to the weakness of the data
obtained, in addition to the data on tourist accommodation facilities represented
by the supply and demand for tourism.
(MAS) Center welcomes any comments or suggestions on the contents of this
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report, which will be taken into account in the future issues.
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2 - Executive Summary
2 - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2-1 Hotels
The total number of hotels in the Kingdom in 2011 according to the new classification of (SCTA) by
the number of stars, stood at (951). The majority of the classified hotels by stars were concentrated in
the region of Makkah, accounting for (54.8%), followed by Madinah at (16.7%) and Eastern region at
(9.5%). The two-star and the minimum hotels represented (68.2%) of the total hotels in the Kingdom,
then three-star hotels at (18.8%), five-star hotels (8.3%) and four-star hotels (4.6%).
The most important results included:
Annual average room occupancy rate (63%).
Annual average bed occupancy rate (62.1%).
The average number of persons per room (2) persons.
Average length of stay for Saudi (3.1) nights.
Average length of stay for non-Saudi (4.3) nights.
Average length of stay for Saudis and non-Saudis together (3.9) nights.
During 2011 the occupancy rates of rooms reached the highest levels in the months of September,
August and November, which corresponded to (80%), (73.9%) and (68.8%), respectively, as the
Hajj season (1432H) was in November, 2011, while the summer holiday season was in August
and September 2011.
Figure (2-1) Hotel Occupancy Rates by Month 2011 (%)
73.9
54.1
54.9
55.9
54.2
Jan
Feb
63.8
64.0
61.6
65.1
61.8
53.3
58.3
61.7
76.3
78.0
68.8
60.6
60.7
66.9
59.9
59.6
58.4
50.3
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Room's Occupancy Rate
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Bed's Occupancy Rate
Source: Estimates of Occupancy Rate Accommodation Sector 2011, MAS Centre, SCTA.
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80.0
Nov
Dec
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Region-wise, the Al Madinah Al Munawwarh was better performing region compared to other
regions of the country in terms of hotel occupancy rates, recording room occupancy rate at
(69.8%) and the bed occupancy rate at (59.6%).
Hotels comprising of more than (300) rooms, achieved the highest room occupancy rate of
(65.8%), while the category of hotels containing (150 to 299) rooms achieved the highest number
of sold rooms at (12,399,452).
Four-star hotels have registered the highest room occupancy rate of (65.5%) during 2011,
compared to two-star hotels & less than the minimum, which recorded the lowest room occupancy
rate of (58.9%).
Non-Saudis are staying longer than Saudis in hotel establishments as displayed by their respective
average length of stay, where Saudis are staying on an average (3) nights; while Non-Saudis are
staying on an average (4.3) nights.
The Kingdom's hotels achieved room occupancy rate of (63%) in 2011 compared with (59.2%) in
2010; while the total number of hotel rooms sold were (36,319,099) in 2011.
The total number of Furnished Apartment Units in the Kingdom according to the new classification
of the (SCTA) during 2011 stood at (2,026) units. The majority of FAU were located in the Eastern
region representing (23.2%) of the total, followed by Makkah region at (18.1%). Third-class
furnished units & less than the minimum constituted (65.4%) of the total furnished units in the
Kingdom, while Second-class represented (34.2%) of the total.
The most important results included:
The annual occupancy rate for apartments (68.3%).
Annual rate of bed occupancy (57.1%).
The average number of persons per apartment (2.1) persons.
Average length of stay for Saudis (4.4) nights.
Average length of stay for non-Saudis (3.9) nights.
Average length of stay for Saudis and non-Saudis overall (4.3) nights.
The highest occupancy rate in the furnished apartment units was registered at (76.8%) in
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November 2011, followed by October 2011 with an average occupancy rate of (74.2%).
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2 - Executive Summary
Figure (2-2) Occupancy Rates of Apartments in (FAU) by Months, 2011 (%)
73.3
65.9
56.4
Jan
64.9
54.7
Feb
68.6
58.6
Mar
67.1
64.2
61.9
63.7
Apr
51.8
May
76.8
74.1
65.1
63.0
54.2
74.2
53.0
66.0
63.9
Nov
Dec
60.3
55.3
48.1
Jun
Jul
Apartment's Occupancy Rate
Aug
Sep
Oct
Source: Estimates of Occupancy Rate Accommodation Sector 2011, MAS Centre, SCTA.
Riyadh region has performed better than the rest of the Kingdom with respect to occupancy rates
of apartments, where the average occupancy rate for apartments has touched (82.2%), while the
average occupancy rate for beds has reached (72.1%)
Furnished apartment units having (0-39) apartment achieved the highest occupancy rate
of apartment at (71.2%), while the category of furnished apartment units having (150-299)
apartments achieved the lowest apartment occupancy rate at (47.5%).
Furnished apartment units of the first-class achieved the highest occupancy rate at (73.9%),
while the occupancy rates for apartments of the second and third class stood at (68.4%) and
(67.6%), respectively.
In relation to the length of stay, the average length of stay was (4.4) nights for Saudis and (3.9)
nights for non-Saudis, reaching an average length of stay for Saudis and non-Saudis together at
(4.3) nights.
The Kingdom registered an apartment occupancy rate in furnished units at (68.3%) in 2011 while
the occupancy rate was (54.2%) in 2010. The total number of apartments sold were (21,365,770)
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in 2011, compared to (29,876,706) in 2010.
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3 - Methodology estimates the occupancy rate
3-1 Estimate Growth Rates
Due to incomplete data collection system of hotel accommodation, Saudi Commission for Tourism
and Antiquities had stopped to survey accommodation establishments during the year 2011. The MAS
Center makes estimates of occupancy rate of the licensed accommodation only, since these estimates
reflect the occupancy rate of accommodation establishments, but they do not reflect the real situation
for a number of rooms and beds occupied until the complete classification of hotels and furnished
residential units in the Kingdom is available.
3-2 The Population in the Estimates
The Center is using disaggregated data for the accommodation facilities only, and the volume of the
study Population in the estimates of occupancy rate for all accommodation establishments licensed by
the Department of Licensing and Quality in 2011 and of the number (951) hotels, and (2,026) furnished
apartments units were distributed in (13) regions in the Kingdom.
3-3 Estimate Steps
Clarify the procedure appreciation as follows: 1. Adoption of licensing and management of data quality in 2011 in the estimates.
2. Extract the growth rate between 2009 m / 2010 to tourist accommodation facilities from the data
available from previous surveys, which included rates of growth in the number of occupied rooms and
family as well as the number of inmates by region.
3. Based on this growth occupancy rate for the year 2011 were extracted The data on the number of
rooms and beds were available in the survey in 2010.
4. Re-estimation of the number of rooms and beds occupied and number of guests for the year 2011,
based on the estimated rate for the year 2011, according to data quality management and licensing of
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the accommodation.
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3 - Methodology Estimates the Occupancy Rate
3-4 Equations
Rooms occupancy rates = rooms rented during the month ÷ number of rooms available in
that month.
Rooms rented during the month = account of every room that has been rented for how many
nights and then gather nights for the entire month.
Number of rooms available in this month= the total number of all the hotel's rooms except
for rooms closed for maintenance or can't be used for any other reason.
Percentage of beds' occupancy = number of nights rented during the month (sum of Saudis
and non- Saudis) ÷ number of available beds.
Number of nights rented during the month = sold nights are counted for each guest; if a
guest has rented a room for ten nights, so they are ten rented nights.
Number of available beds in this month = all available beds are counted except for those
beds under maintenance or can't be used for any other reason.
Average number of people for each room = number of rented rooms during the month (sum
of Saudis and non-Saudis) Divided by the rented rooms during the month.
Average residence duration (Saudis) = number of rented rooms in the month (Saudis) ÷ total
number of Saudi guests during the whole month.
Average residence duration (Non Saudis) = number of rented rooms in the month (Non
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Saudis) ÷ total number of Non Saudi guests during the whole month.
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4 - HOTEL STATISTICS
4-1 Distribution of Hotels by Region & Grade
The majority of the classified hotels as per new classification (by stars) was concentrated in Makkah,
accounting for (54.8%) of the total kingdom's hotels (951), followed by Al Madinah Al Munawwarah
region at (16.7%) and Eastern at (9.5%). Five-star hotels have been rated at (8.3%) of the total number
of hotels, four star rated at (4.6%), followed by three-star hotels at (18.8%) and two-star & less than
the minimum hotels were rated at (68.2%).
Table (4-1): Distribution of Hotels by Regions and Grade in 2011
Region
Five star
Four star
Three star
Two star &
less than the
minimum
Total
Hotels
(%)
Riyadh
16
11
14
19
60
6.3
Makkah Al Mukarramah
26
12
107
376
521
54.8
Al Madinah Al Munawwarah
18
11
36
94
159
16.7
Al Qaseem
2
-
-
8
10
1.1
Eastern
12
6
12
60
90
9.5
Asir
1
1
3
7
12
1.3
Tabuk
-
-
2
19
21
2.2
Hail
-
-
-
3
3
0.3
Northern Borders
-
-
-
15
15
1.6
Jazan
-
-
4
7
11
1.2
Najran
3
3
-
16
22
2.3
Al-Baha
-
-
1
1
2
0.2
Al- Jouf
1
-
-
24
25
2.6
Total
79
44
179
649
951
100
(٪) Share
8.3
4.6
18.8
68.2
100
-
Source: License & Quality Assurance Department, SCTA.
Figure (4-1): Distribution of Hotels by Regions and Grade
60
376
94
14
Riyadh
8
6
36
107
12
26
11
18
2
12
Makkah Al Madinah Al Qaseem Eastern
Five Star
Source: Table (4-1)
1
7
19
12
11
16
7
3
16
15
24
3
4
1
1
2
Asir
Tabuk
Four Star
3
1
3
Hail
Three Star
Northern
Borders
Jazan
Two & Less
Najran
1
Al-Baha
Al-Jouf
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4 - Hotel Statistics
An analysis in terms of number of hotel rooms in the Kingdom noted that the majority of hotel rooms
was available in Makkah Al Mukarramah, accounting for (62.2%) of the total rooms (157,430) in
the Kingdom, followed by region of Al Madinah Al Munawwarah at (23.3%). As for the classification
in terms of class, the number of rooms of the four-star hotels represented (31.7%) of the total hotel
rooms, followed by two star & less hotels (27%), three star hotels (22.3%) and five star hotels (19%).
Table (4-2): Distribution of Rooms by Region and Grade in 2011
Five star
Four star
Three star
Two star
& less
Total
(%)
Riyadh
2,415
3,041
1,002
1,647
8,105
5.1
18,485
28,641
24,644
26,114
97,884
62.2
5,681
16,.371
6,891
7,714
36,657
23.3
79
-
-
855
934
0.6
2,850
1,548
1,527
2,288
8,215
5.2
90
45
184
377
696
0.4
Tabuk
-
-
146
788
934
0.6
Hail
-
-
-
127
127
0.1
Northern Borders
-
-
-
503
503
0.3
Jazan
-
-
642
717
1,359
0.9
Najran
101
234
-
651
987
0.6
Al-Baha
-
-
168
93
261
0.2
Al- Jouf
147
-
-
621
768
0.5
29,850
49,880
35,205
42,492
157,430
100
19
31.7
22.3
27
100
-
Region
Al Qaseem
Eastern
Asir
Total
Share
(٪)
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4-2 Hotels Statistics by Months
Table No. (4-3) shows the statistics of the hotel establishments by month. It can be depicted from the
table below that the highest room occupancy rate was registered in the month of September at (80%)
with the number of rooms sold (3,778,936). The reason for this increase is the coincidence of this
month with the summer season and the month of Ramadan. This was followed by month of August
with room occupancy rate at (73.9%). It was also noted that rooms with high occupancy rates were
experienced in the month of November that covered the pilgrimage season 1432H. The overall room
occupancy for this month was recorded at (68.8%) with the number of rooms sold (3,248,950).
Table (4-3): Hotels Statistics by Month
Rooms
Month
Beds
Average
no. of
Bed
Occupancy person per
room
Rate (%)
No. of Sold Nights by Nationality
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average Length of Stay
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
2,642,006
54.1
1,576,960
3,877,109
5,454,068
55.9
2.1
4.0
6.0
5.3
February
2,507,674
54.9
1,910,050
3,036,831
4,946,880
54.2
2.0
3.4
4.7
4.1
March
3,114,639
63.8
1,430,973
4,585,340
6,016,313
61.6
1.9
2.2
4.4
3.5
April
3,020,295
64.0
1,600,109
4,545,141
6,145,250
65.1
2.0
3.1
4.1
3.8
May
2,600,611
53.3
1,384,836
3,522,444
4,907,280
50.3
1.9
3.0
4.1
3.7
June
2,920,626
61.8
1,406,437
4,103,311
5,509,747
58.3
1.9
2.7
3.7
3.4
July
3,008,842
61.7
1,736,448
4,188,048
5,924,495
60.7
2.0
3.1
4.1
3.8
August
3,606,661
73.9
1,478,473
5,969,883
7,448,356
76.3
2.1
3.2
3.9
3.8
September
3,778,936
80.0
1,824,901
5,546,651
7,371,552
78.0
2.0
2.8
3.6
3.3
October
2,959,444
60.6
1,621,954
4,227,409
5,849,363
59.9
2.0
3.2
4.6
4.1
November
3,248,950
68.8
1,685,112
4,632,495
6,317,607
66.9
1.9
3.5
4.7
4.3
December
2,910,415
59.6
1,617,828
4,084,172
5,702,001
58.4
2.0
3.4
4.6
4.1
36,319,099
63.0
19,274,078
52,318,834
71,592,913
62.1
2.0
3.1
4.3
3.9
Total
Figure (4-2): Room & Bed Occupancy Rates in Hotels by Months
73.9
54.9
55.9
54.2
Jan
Feb
64.0
61.6
65.1
61.8
53.3
58.3
76.3
78.0
68.8
60.6
60.7
66.9
59.9
59.6
58.4
50.3
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Source: Table (4-3)
61.7
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
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54.1
63.8
80.0
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4-3 Hotels Statistics by Regions
Table No. (4-4) shows the statistics of hotels by regions, with the largest number of rooms sold in the
region of Makkah Al Mukarramah at (21,599,855) and room occupancy rate of (60.3%). Al Madinah
Al Munawwarah came in the second rank with the number of rooms sold at (9,358,546), and room
occupancy rate at (69.8%), while the room occupancy rate in the Riyadh region was (67.1%) and the
total number of sold rooms were (1,990,516).
Table (4-4): Hotels Statistics by Region
Rooms
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Region
Makkah Al
Mukarramah
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
21,599,855
60.3
8,342,891
36,843,002
45,185,893
63.1
2.1
3.2
4.4
4.1
Najran
175,592
48.6
303,214
7,818
311,031
43.1
1.8
4.8
2.1
4.6
Jazan
259,786
52.2
473,134
19,824
492,958
49.6
1.9
4.5
1.9
4.2
Al Madinah Al
Munawwarah
9,358,546
69.8
2,029,261
13,958,538
15,987,799
59.6
1.7
3.5
4.4
4.2
Eastern
2,037,970
67.8
3,654,478
243,555
3,898,032
64.8
1.9
4.3
1.9
4.0
219,730
64.5
400,915
15,769
416,684
60.9
1.9
5.7
3.8
5.6
Riyadh
1,990,516
67.1
2,961,935
1,138,988
4,100,923
69.1
2.1
1.9
2.7
2.1
Al-Baha
62,657
65.6
91,882
8,557
100,439
52.6
1.6
4.2
1.2
3.4
Asir
129,620
50.9
224,622
9,176
233,798
45.9
1.8
3.2
1.6
3.0
Northern Borders
124,556
67.7
209,769
27,709
237,478
64.5
1.9
3.1
4.4
3.2
Hail
31,426
67.6
54,514
5,040
59,554
64.1
1.9
5.5
1.5
4.5
Tabuk
158,903
46.5
243,581
17,303
260,884
38.2
1.6
2.1
2.3
2.1
Al- Jouf
169,941
60.5
283,882
23,556
307,438
54.7
1.8
2.0
2.7
2.1
36,319,099
63.0
19,274,078
52,318,834
71,592,913
62.1
2.0
3.1
4.3
3.9
Al Qaseem
Total
54.7
60.5
64.1
67.6
64.5
45.9
46.5
50.9
52.6
67.7
65.6
69.1
67.1
64.5
64.8
60.9
59.6
52.2
49.6
38.2
43.1
48.6
67.8
69.8
63.1
60.3
Figure (4-3): Room & Bed Occupancy Rates in Hotels by Region (%)
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Makkah
Najran
Jazan
Al Madinah Eastern
Qaseem
Source: Table (4-4)
Riyadh
Al Baha
Asir
Northern
Hail
Tabuk
Al Jouf
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4- 4 Hotels Statistics by Size of Building
As shown in table (4-5) the statistics of hotels disaggregated by size - group, the number of rooms
was used to measure sizes of hotels. The highest occupancy rate of hotels was achieved for those
that contained more than (300) rooms, which reported a room occupancy rate of (65.8%) and bed
occupancy rate of (67.9%) compared with the hotels which contained (40-79) and less rooms that
recorded the lowest occupancy rate of (59.3%).
Table (4-5): Hotels Statistics by Size - Group
Rooms
Size - Group
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
1,421,341
59.6
1,790,772
1,043,700
2,839,094
55.9
2.0
3.0
2.9
3.0
40 - 79
3,633,911
59.3
3,901,361
4,502,076
8,414,167
56.9
2.3
2.7
4.3
3.4
80 - 149
8,395,053
60.2
5,988,816
11,048,622
17,055,526
58.6
2.0
3.5
4.5
4.1
150 - 299
12,399,452
64.4
4,308,462
18,579,941
22,848,352
63.2
1.8
2.9
4.2
3.9
More 300
10,469,342
65.8
3,284,669
17,144,496
20,435,774
67.9
2.0
3.2
4.4
4.1
36,319,099
63.0
19,274,079
52,318,834
71,592,913
62.1
2.0
3.1
4.3
3.9
Total
Figure (4-4): Room & Bed Occupancy Rates by Size Group (%)
64.4
59.6
59.3
55.9
0 - 39
60.2
56.9
40 - 79
65.8
67.9
58.6
80 - 149
63.2
150 - 299
300 More
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4- 5 Hotels Statistics by Grade
Table (4-6) shows that in terms of the number of rooms sold, the four star hotels topped the category
with (11,960,946) rooms sold. This was followed by the two star hotels and less at (9,159,755) rooms
sold. Five star hotels registered the lowest number of rooms sold at (7,038,284) only, however, in
terms of room occupancy; four star hotels recorded the highest rate at (65.5%).
Table (4-6): Hotels Statistics by Grade
Rooms
Grade
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Five Star
7,038,284
64.4
4,877,205
7,734,679
12,611,884
67.3
1.8
2.7
3.8
3.3
Four Star
11,960,946
65.5
4,909,572
18,856,219
23,765,791
67.1
2.0
3.4
4.4
4.2
Three Star
8,160,113
63.3
3,512,352
12,534,011
16,046,363
59.7
2.0
3.3
4.0
3.8
Two star & Less
9,159,755
58.9
5,974,949
13,193,926
19,168,875
56.0
2.1
3.1
4.7
4.1
36,319,099
63.0
19,274,078
52,318,834
71,592,913
62.1
2.0
3.1
4.3
3.9
Total
Figure (4-5): Room & Bed Occupancy Rates by Grade (%)
64.4
67.3
65.5
67.1
63.3
59.7
58.9
56.0
Five Star
Four Star
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Three Star
Two star & Less
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4 - 6 Hotels Statistics by Cities
4-6-1 Makkah Al Mukarramah
A - Makkah Al Mukarramah Hotels' Statistics by Months
Table No. (4-7) shows the statistics of hotels in the city of Makkah Al Mukarramah by months. The
highest room occupancy rate was registered in the month of September at (81.5%) with (2.1) million
sold rooms. A high rate of occupancy of rooms was also experienced in the month of August at (74.2%)
and total (2) million sold rooms.
Table (4-7): Hotels Statistics by Months
Rooms
Month
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
1,379,894
51.2
196,651
2,996,129
3,192,780
59.2
2.3
3.3
6.6
6.2
February
1,331,572
52.8
849,260
1,943,213
2,792,473
55.4
2.1
4.5
4.9
4.8
March
1,726,244
64.0
274,644
3,246,661
3,521,305
65.3
2.0
2.7
4.9
4.6
April
1,576,252
60.4
297,938
3,199,748
3,497,686
67.0
2.2
2.3
4.3
4.0
May
1,294,933
48.0
335,911
2,387,629
2,723,540
50.5
2.1
2.6
4.5
4.1
June
1,498,584
57.4
363,095
2,682,646
3,045,741
58.4
2.0
2.9
4.0
3.8
July
1,478,017
54.8
522,540
2,705,217
3,227,757
59.9
2.2
3.9
4.5
4.4
August
2,000,998
74.2
281,977
4,296,165
4,578,142
84.9
2.3
3.1
4.1
4.0
September
2,127,278
81.5
519,889
3,938,983
4,458,872
85.4
2.1
2.6
3.6
3.5
October
1,493,755
55.4
368,742
2,793,810
3,162,553
58.7
2.1
3.3
4.6
4.4
November
1,730,613
66.3
420,903
3,189,007
3,609,910
69.2
2.1
3.3
4.6
4.4
December
1,440,074
53.4
355,493
2,693,424
3,048,917
56.5
2.1
3.3
4.6
4.4
19,078,215
59.9
4,787,043
36,072,633
40,859,675
64.2
2.1
3.2
4.5
4.3
Total
Figure (4-6): Room & Bed Occupancy Rates by Months (%)
65.3
59.2
51.2
Jan
55.4
64.0
58.4
52.8
Feb
81.5
67.0
60.4
50.5
59.9
57.4
54.8
Jun
Jul
74.2
69.2
58.7
66.3
55.4
Mar
Apr
May
Aug
Sep
Oct
56.5
53.4
48.0
Source: Table (4-7)
85.4
Nov
Dec
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B- Makkah Al Mukarramah Hotels' Statistics by Size Group
As shown in table (4-8) the statistics of hotels divided by size group, the number of rooms was
used to measure sizes of hotels. The highest occupancy rates of hotels were for establishments
containing more than (300 rooms) reporting an average room occupancy rate of (65.7%) and average
bed occupancy rate of (81%). Moreover, hotels which contained (80-149) rooms recorded the lowest
average room occupancy rate of (55.3%).
Table (4-8): Hotels Statistics by Size - Group
Rooms
Size - Group
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
631,337
58.3
333,842
966,818
1,300,660
58.8
2.1
2.6
3.0
2.9
40 - 79
1,755,426
55.4
579,566
4,017,641
4,597,206
54.9
2.6
2.9
4.4
4.2
80 - 149
4,386,044
55.3
1,144,759
8,598,933
9,743,692
57.6
2.2
2.9
4.7
4.4
150 - 299
6,484,323
60.1
1,562,495
11,633,750
13,196,245
61.9
2.0
3.9
4.5
4.4
300 More
5,821,086
65.7
1,166,381
10,855,491
12,021,872
81.0
2.1
3.0
4.5
4.3
19,078,215
59.9
4,787,043
36,072,633
40,859,675
64.2
2.1
3.2
4.5
4.3
Total
Figure (4-7): Room & Bed Occupancy Rates by Hotel Size Group (%)
81.0
65.7
58.3
58.8
0 - 39
55.4
54.9
40 - 79
55.3
80 - 149
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57.6
60.1
61.9
150 - 299
300 More
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C- Makkah Al Mukarramah Hotels' Statistics by Grade
Table (4-9) shows that the four star hotels recorded the highest room occupancy rate at (64.8%) with
total number of rooms sold at (5,959,729), and the rate of bed occupancy at (75.2%). On the other
hand, two star hotels & less recorded the lowest room occupancy rate at (55.8%) and (5,118,549)
rooms sold.
Rooms
Grade
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Five Star
3,014,478
58.8
735,609
5,218,869
5,954,479
71.9
2.0
2.4
4.3
3.9
Four Star
5,959,729
64.8
1,119,280
12,046,178
13,165,458
75.2
2.2
3.8
4.6
4.5
Three Star
4,985,459
59.8
1,252,330
9,013,862
10,266,192
59.5
2.1
3.4
4.0
3.9
Two star & Less
5,118,549
55.8
1,679,823
9,793,724
11,473,547
55.6
2.2
3.1
4.8
4.4
19,078,215
59.9
4,787,043
36,072,633
40,859,675
64.2
2.1
3.2
4.5
4.3
Total
Figure (4-8): Room & Bed Occupancy Rate in Hotels by Grade (%)
71.9
75.2
64.8
59.8
58.8
Five Star
59.5
55.8
Four Star
Three Star
55.6
Two star & Less
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4-6-2 Al Madinah Al Munawwarah
A- Al Madinah Al Munawwarah Hotels' Statistics by Months
Table No. (4-10) shows the statistics of Al Madinah Al Munawwarah hotels by months, where the
highest room occupancy rate was registered in the month of September at (86.1%) with (930,293)
sold rooms.
Table (4-10): Hotels' Statistics by Months
Rooms
Month
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
589,510
52.8
328,115
678,014
1,006,130
45.1
1.7
6.2
4.8
5.2
February
565,055
54.1
100,910
894,542
995,451
47.7
1.8
2.1
4.6
4.1
March
707,858
63.4
93,261
1,133,795
1,227,056
55.0
1.7
2.5
4.1
3.9
April
788,750
73.0
286,082
1,161,911
1,447,993
67.0
1.8
4.9
4.4
4.5
May
675,480
60.5
58,839
955,955
1,014,794
45.4
1.5
1.7
3.9
3.6
June
811,440
75.1
86,187
1,244,707
1,330,894
61.6
1.6
2.1
3.7
3.5
July
865,284
77.5
115,603
1,331,606
1,447,209
64.8
1.7
2.3
4.0
3.8
August
907,711
81.3
96,153
1,469,175
1,565,327
70.1
1.7
2.3
4.0
3.8
September
930,293
86.1
189,235
1,402,542
1,591,777
73.7
1.7
2.9
3.6
3.5
October
786,013
70.4
166,971
1,237,533
1,404,504
62.9
1.8
4.6
5.8
5.6
November
827,648
76.6
166,876
1,236,830
1,403,706
65.0
1.7
4.8
6.0
5.8
December
775,965
69.5
159,861
1,184,834
1,344,694
60.2
1.7
4.2
5.3
5.2
9,231,009
70.0
1,848,093
13,931,443
15,779,536
59.9
1.7
3.4
4.4
4.2
Total
75.1
73.0
63.4
52.8
67.0
54.1
60.5
61.6
77.5
81.3
86.1
70.4
64.8
70.1
76.6
69.5
73.7
62.9
65.0
Oct
Nov
55.0
45.1
Jan
47.7
Feb
45.4
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
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60.2
Jul
Aug
Sep
Dec
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B- Al Madinah Al Munawwarah Hotels' statistics by Size Group
As shown in table (4-11), the statistics of hotels divided by size group, in which the number of rooms
was used to measure sizes of hotels. The highest occupancy rates of hotels were for those that
contained (80-149 rooms), which reported a room occupancy rate of (74.9%) and bed occupancy rate
of (63.5%) compared with the hotels containing (0-39) that recorded the lowest rooms occupancy
rate of (49.7%).
Table (4-11): Hotels' Statistics by Size - Group
Rooms
Size - Group
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
0 - 39
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
25,009
49.7
25,751
269
26,020
33.8
1.0
2.2
1.0
2.2
80 - 149
1,130,109
74.9
32,047
1,902,798
1,934,844
63.5
1.7
2.7
4.2
4.2
150 - 299
3,921,428
72.2
301,578
5,851,468
6,153,046
64.6
1.6
3.8
4.5
4.5
More than 300
4,154,462
67.1
1,488,718
6,176,908
7,665,626
55.9
1.8
3.4
4.3
4.1
9,231,009
70.0
1,848,093
13,931,443
15,779,536
59.9
1.7
3.4
4.4
4.2
Total
72.2
74.9
63.5
64.6
67.1
55.9
49.7
33.8
0 - 39
80 - 149
150 - 299
300 More
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C- Al Madinah Al Munawwarah Hotels' statistics by Grade
Table (4-12) shows that the five star hotels recorded the highest room occupancy rate at (80.2%) with
total number of rooms sold at (1,611,202) and the bed occupancy rate at (65.5%). This was followed
by three star hotels which recorded a room occupancy rate of (74.1%) with (1,775,502) rooms sold.
Also, the largest number of rooms sold was in the four star hotels at (4,004,608) rooms.
Rooms
Grade
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Five Star
1,611,202
80.2
656,708
1,763,738
2,420,446
65.5
1.5
2.3
4.2
3.5
Four Star
4,004,608
66.8
972,209
6,050,013
7,022,222
59.8
1.8
4.7
4.2
4.3
Three Star
1,775,502
74.1
18,627
3,136,049
3,154,676
62.8
1.8
1.7
4.1
4.1
Two star & Less
1,839,697
66.1
200,549
2,981,642
3,182,192
53.9
1.7
5.5
5.1
5.1
9,231,009
70.0
1,848,093
13,931,443
15,779,536
59.9
1.7
3.4
4.4
4.2
Total
Figure (4-11): Room & Bed Occupancy Rates in Hotels by Grade (%)
80.2
74.1
65.5
66.8
59.8
62.8
66.1
53.9
Five Star
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A- Riyadh Hotels' statistics by Months
Table No. (4-13) shows the statistics of Riyadh hotels by months, where the highest room occupancy
rate was registered in the month of September at (73.8%) with (157,701) sold rooms. The table also
reveals the high rate of room occupancy in November at (71.9%) with (153,705) sold rooms.
Table (4-13): Hotels' statistics by Months
Rooms
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Month
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
140,124
63.4
215,752
69,278
285,031
64.5
2.0
2.4
5.4
2.8
February
124,585
60.3
188,145
80,319
268,465
65.0
2.2
2.0
6.3
2.6
March
154,034
69.7
221,443
112,335
333,778
75.6
2.2
1.1
2.2
1.3
April
136,274
63.8
204,160
81,345
285,505
66.8
2.1
1.9
2.3
2.0
May
129,581
58.7
190,782
75,708
266,490
60.3
2.1
2.8
3.8
3.1
June
135,749
63.5
204,109
71,374
275,484
64.4
2.0
1.6
2.0
1.7
July
138,418
62.7
229,235
61,627
290,863
65.8
2.1
2.2
1.9
2.1
August
152,748
69.2
197,461
116,176
313,637
71.0
2.1
2.4
1.9
2.2
September
157,701
73.8
241,167
97,711
338,877
79.3
2.1
2.0
2.8
2.2
October
143,491
65.0
211,304
85,611
296,915
67.2
2.1
1.7
2.3
1.8
November
153,705
71.9
226,182
91,639
317,821
74.3
2.1
2.2
3.0
2.4
December
Total
150,724
68.2
222,194
90,024
312,218
70.7
2.1
2.0
2.7
2.2
1,717,133
65.8
2,551,936
1,033,148
3,585,083
68.7
2.1
1.9
2.6
2.1
Figure (4-12): Rooms & Beds Occupancy Rates by Months (%)
79.3
64.5
65.0
63.4
60.3
Jan
Feb
66.8
69.7
Mar
63.8
Apr
60.3
58.7
May
64.4
65.8
63.5
62.7
Jun
Jul
71.0
69.2
Aug
73.8
67.2
65.0
Sep
Oct
74.3
71.9
Nov
70.7
68.2
Dec
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B- Riyadh Hotels' Statistics by Size Group
As shown in table (4-14) the statistics of hotels divided by size group, where the number of rooms was
used to measure sizes of hotels. The highest occupancy rate of hotels was for those that contained
(40-79 rooms), which reported a room occupancy rate of (75.5%) and bed occupancy rate of (76.2%)
compared with the hotels which contained (150-299) rooms that recorded the lowest room occupancy
rate of (61.5%).
Table (4-14): Hotels statistics by Size Group
Rooms
Size - Group
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
46,926
64.4
113,208
3,726
116,934
64.5
2.5
1.8
4.5
1.8
40 - 79
356,115
75.5
726,410
223,944
950,354
76.2
2.7
1.7
3.7
1.9
80 - 149
420,817
68.9
620,403
221,495
841,898
66.5
2.0
2.2
4.6
2.6
150 - 299
893,275
61.5
1,091,914
583,983
1,675,897
66.4
1.9
1.9
2.0
2.0
1,717,133
65.8
2,551,936
1,033,148
3,585,083
68.7
2.1
1.9
2.6
2.1
Total
75.5
64.4
76.2
64.5
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66.5
61.5
40 - 79
68.9
80 - 149
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C- Riyadh Hotels' Statistics by Grade
Table (4-15) shows that the Two star & less hotels recorded the highest room occupancy rate at
(77.9%) with total number of rooms sold at (288,958) and the bed occupancy rate at (77.3%). The
three star hotels followed with a room occupancy rate of (66.3%) with (243,105) rooms sold. On
the other hand, five star hotels recorded the lowest room occupancy rate at (62.1%) with (470,149)
rooms sold; while four-star hotels recorded the highest number of rooms sold at (714,922).
Table (4-15): Hotels' statistics by Grade
Rooms
Grade
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Five Star
470,149
62.1
544,533
323,327
867,859
67.6
1.8
1.5
1.4
1.5
Four Star
714,922
64.2
894,877
454,936
1,349,814
66.0
1.9
2.1
4.3
2.6
Three Star
243,105
66.3
496,588
115,619
612,207
67.3
2.5
2.6
6.7
3.0
Two star & Less
288,958
77.9
615,937
139,266
755,203
77.3
2.6
1.7
2.9
1.8
1,717,133
65.8
2,551,936
1,033,148
3,585,083
68.7
2.1
1.9
2.6
2.1
Total
77.9
67.6
62.1
Five Star
64.2
66.0
Four Star
66.3
77.3
67.3
Three Star
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A- Jeddah Hotels' Statistics by Months
Table No. (4-16) shows the statistics of Jeddah hotels by months, where the highest room occupancy
rate was registered in the month of September at (71.7%) and (207,258) sold rooms. The table also
notes the high rate of room occupancy in November at (70.4%) with (203,499) sold rooms.
Rooms
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Month
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
200,610
67.2
286,514
64,422
350,937
58.8
1.7
4.0
4.0
4.0
February
187,935
67.3
261,512
73,292
334,804
59.9
1.8
3.6
3.5
3.6
March
200,287
67.1
272,511
56,867
329,378
55.1
1.6
3.2
1.6
2.7
April
185,328
64.1
248,080
59,403
307,483
53.2
1.7
3.2
1.8
2.8
May
171,915
57.6
232,508
70,405
302,912
50.7
1.8
3.4
1.8
2.8
June
158,415
54.8
210,763
66,096
276,859
47.9
1.7
2.6
1.9
2.4
July
188,598
63.2
270,384
59,167
329,551
55.2
1.7
2.5
1.9
2.4
August
205,206
68.7
311,654
44,678
356,331
59.7
1.7
3.1
2.5
3.0
September
207,258
71.7
257,029
60,928
317,958
55.0
1.5
3.2
2.2
2.9
October
192,932
64.6
280,345
66,455
346,800
58.1
1.8
3.2
2.2
3.0
November
203,499
70.4
297,940
70,626
368,566
63.8
1.8
3.2
2.2
3.0
December
205,257
68.7
290,650
68,898
359,548
60.2
1.8
3.2
2.2
3.0
2,307,240
65.4
3,219,890
761,237
3,981,127
56.5
1.7
3.2
2.2
2.9
Total
67.2
67.3
58.8
59.9
67.1
68.7
64.1
Jan
Feb
Mar
53.2
Apr
54.8
55.2
50.7
May
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63.8
55.0
58.1
68.7
60.2
47.9
Jun
59.7
70.4
64.6
63.2
57.6
55.1
71.7
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
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B- Jeddah Hotels' Statistics by Size Group
As shown in table (4-17) the statistics of hotels divided by size group, in which the number of rooms
was used to measure sizes of hotels. The highest occupancy rates of hotels were for those that
contained (150-299 rooms), reporting a room occupancy rate of (70.9%) and overall bed occupancy
rate of (65.2%), compared with the hotels which contained more than (300 rooms) recording the
lowest rooms occupancy rate of (56.9%).
Table (4-17): Hotels' Statistics by Size Group
Rooms
Size - Group
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
73,564
70.3
143,810
6,638
155,370
56.0
2.1
3.0
7.5
3.0
40 - 79
379,273
70.8
605,785
96,432
710,633
62.2
1.9
3.2
4.1
3.2
80 - 149
569,549
63.1
930,175
124,623
1,071,938
50.8
1.9
3.6
4.1
3.6
150 - 299
791,060
70.9
910,550
421,447
1,294,911
65.2
1.6
2.9
1.9
2.5
300 More
493,794
56.9
629,569
112,097
748,276
48.7
1.5
3.1
1.5
2.7
2,307,240
65.4
3,219,890
761,237
3,981,127
56.5
1.7
3.2
2.2
2.9
Total
70.8
70.3
70.9
62.2
63.1
65.2
56.9
56.0
50.8
0 - 39
40 - 79
80 - 149
48.7
150 - 299
300 More
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C- Jeddah Hotels' Statistics by Grade
Table (4-18) shows that the two star hotels & less recorded the highest room occupancy rate at
(68.2%) with total number of rooms sold at (113,917) and the rate of bed occupancy at (52.4%). On
the other hand, five star hotels recorded the lowest room occupancy rate at (64.5%), but it recorded
the highest total number of rooms sold (959,725).
Table (4-18): Hotels' Statistics by Grade
Rooms
Grade
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Five Star
959,725
64.5
1,339,353
257,672
1,597,025
62.9
1.7
3.2
2.2
3.0
Four Star
806,984
66.1
1,126,194
281,102
1,407,296
52.5
1.7
3.2
2.2
2.9
Three Star
426,613
65.5
595,364
175,295
770,659
53.5
1.8
3.2
2.2
2.9
Two star & Less
113,917
68.2
158,978
47,168
206,147
52.4
1.8
3.2
2.2
2.9
2,307,240
65.4
3,219,890
761,237
3,981,127
56.5
1.7
3.2
2.2
2.9
Total
64.5
62.9
66.1
65.5
52.5
Five Star
Four Star
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53.5
Three Star
52.4
Two star & Less
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A- Dammam Hotels' Statistics by Months
Table No. (4-19) shows the statistics of Dammam hotels by months, where the highest occupancy
rate was registered in the month of September at (79.5%) and the highest sold rooms at (38,255).
The table also notes the high rate of room occupancy in January at (78.6%) with (39,082) sold rooms.
Rooms
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Month
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
39,082
78.6
65,181
5,997
71,178
71.6
1.8
6.0
4.1
5.8
February
31,557
67.8
51,932
3,402
55,334
59.5
1.8
6.1
6.0
6.1
March
27,720
55.7
46,068
1,695
47,763
48.0
1.7
5.1
2.1
4.9
April
31,194
64.8
51,305
3,223
54,528
56.7
1.7
4.8
3.5
4.7
May
34,203
68.8
58,396
1,534
59,929
60.3
1.8
5.4
1.8
5.2
June
32,422
67.4
51,460
1,752
53,213
55.3
1.6
5.8
2.5
5.5
July
33,520
67.4
56,432
1,461
57,893
58.2
1.7
5.2
1.4
4.9
August
35,793
72.0
58,317
1,596
59,914
60.2
1.7
7.1
1.7
6.6
September
38,255
79.5
63,014
2,947
65,960
68.5
1.7
5.7
2.8
5.4
October
35,858
72.1
61,172
2,861
64,033
64.4
1.8
5.7
2.8
5.4
November
36,621
76.1
58,010
2,713
60,723
63.1
1.7
5.7
2.8
5.4
36,849
74.1
61,999
2,899
64,899
65.3
1.8
5.7
2.8
5.4
413,073
70.4
683,287
32,080
715,367
60.9
1.7
5.7
2.8
5.4
December
Total
79.5
78.6
67.8
64.8
71.6
55.7
59.5
56.7
68.8
67.4
67.4
72.1
72.0
68.5
60.3
55.3
58.2
60.2
Jul
Aug
76.1
64.4
63.1
Oct
Nov
74.1
65.3
48.0
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Sep
Dec
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B- Dammam Hotels' Statistics by Size
As shown in table (4-20) the statistics of hotels divided by size group, where the number of rooms was
used to measure sizes of hotels. The highest occupancy rates of hotels were for those that contained
(150-299) rooms, reporting a room occupancy rate of (83.3%) and bed occupancy rate of (77.4%)
compared with the hotels which contained (80-149) rooms that recorded the lowest room occupancy
rate of (58.6%).
Table (4-20): Hotels' Statistics by Size Group
Rooms
Size - Group
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
21,032
68.3
39,544
522
40,270
58.6
1.9
4.2
1.3
4.1
40 - 79
132,810
78.6
244,247
4,030
249,419
61.0
1.9
5.9
2.2
5.7
80 - 149
150,099
58.6
232,628
4,508
238,120
52.5
1.6
4.8
1.7
4.7
150 - 299
109,132
83.3
166,868
23,020
187,558
77.4
1.7
7.8
3.6
6.9
413,073
70.4
683,287
32,080
715,367
60.9
1.7
5.7
2.8
5.4
Total
Source: Estimated by MAS Center 2011, SCTA.
Figure (4-19): Room & Bed Occupancy Rates by Hotel size Group (%)
78.6
83.3
77.4
68.3
58.6
61.0
58.6
52.5
0 - 39
40 - 79
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150 - 299
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Table (4-21) shows that the three star hotels recorded the highest room occupancy rate at (88.4%)
with total number of rooms sold at (41,788) and the rate of bed occupancy at (74.6%). On the other
hand, five star hotels recorded the lowest room occupancy rate at (61.2%), with total number of rooms
sold at (99,310).
Rooms
Grade
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Five Star
99,310
61.2
138,456
22,113
160,569
59.3
1.6
4.5
4.1
4.5
Four Star
213,499
71.4
338,224
4,273
342,497
57.1
1.6
6.5
1.9
6.3
Three Star
41,788
88.4
83,912
4,552
88,464
74.6
2.1
5.9
1.6
5.2
Two star & Less
58,476
74.3
122,695
1,142
123,837
66.8
2.1
5.1
1.4
5.0
413,073
70.4
683,287
32,080
715,367
60.9
1.7
5.7
2.8
5.4
Total
88.4
74.6
71.4
61.2
59.3
Five Star
74.3
66.8
57.1
Four Star
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A- Abha Hotels' Statistics by Months
Table No. (4-22) shows the statistics of Abha hotels by months, where the highest room occupancy
rate was registered in the month of October at (64.9%) with (7,841) sold rooms. The table also notes
the high rate of room occupancy in April at (63.5%) with (7,425) sold rooms.
Rooms
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Month
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
6,286
52.0
11,079
235
11,313
46.8
1.8
4.9
1.4
4.6
February
5,749
50.8
10,134
390
10,524
46.5
1.8
4.4
1.7
4.2
March
7,159
59.2
12,454
534
12,988
53.7
1.8
3.7
1.1
3.4
April
7,425
63.5
12,381
582
12,963
55.4
1.7
5.0
2.9
4.9
May
5,970
49.4
10,761
288
11,049
45.7
1.9
4.1
1.2
3.9
June
4,941
42.2
8,182
33
8,215
35.1
1.7
4.8
1.4
4.8
July
5,773
47.7
9,222
891
10,113
41.8
1.8
1.1
1.7
1.2
August
6,512
53.9
11,282
223
11,505
47.6
1.8
2.1
1.5
2.0
September
6,052
51.7
11,119
418
11,537
49.3
1.9
2.1
1.1
2.1
October
7,841
64.9
13,766
518
14,284
59.1
1.8
3.6
1.9
3.4
November
5,919
50.6
10,420
392
10,812
46.2
1.8
3.6
1.9
3.4
December
5,557
46.0
9,784
368
10,152
42.0
1.8
3.6
1.9
3.4
75,184
52.7
130,583
4,872
135,455
47.4
1.8
3.0
1.6
2.9
Total
59.2
52.0
46.8
50.8
64.9
63.5
53.9
53.7
55.4
46.5
49.4
45.7
47.7
42.2
47.6
51.7
59.1
50.6
46.0
49.3
46.2
41.8
42.0
35.1
Jan
Feb
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Apr
May
Jun
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Oct
Nov
Dec
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B- Abha Hotels' Statistics by Size of Building
As shown in table (4-23) the statistics of hotels divided by size group, the number of rooms was used
to measure sizes of hotels. The highest occupancy rates of hotels were for those that contained (150299) rooms, which reported a room occupancy rate of (62.6%) and bed occupancy rate of (58.6%)
compared with the hotels which contained (0-39) rooms recording the lowest rate of room occupancy
at (49.9%).
Table (4-23): Hotels' Statistics by Size of Buliding
Rooms
Size - Group
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
3,833
49.9
8,002
111
8,152
46.6
2.1
2.7
1.9
2.7
40 - 79
31,842
51.0
57,280
1,958
59,274
44.7
1.9
3.2
2.1
3.1
80 - 149
30,078
52.3
53,031
2,153
55,148
48.6
1.8
2.7
1.3
2.6
150 - 299
9,431
62.6
12,269
650
12,880
58.6
1.4
4.5
1.5
4.1
75,184
52.7
130,583
4,872
135,455
47.4
1.8
3.0
1.6
2.9
Total
62.6
52.3
51.0
49.9
46.6
0 - 39
58.6
48.6
44.7
40 - 79
80 - 149
150 - 299
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C- Abha Hotels' Statistics by Grade
Table (4-24), shows that the five star hotels recorded the highest room occupancy rate at (65.7%), with
total number of rooms sold at (21,750), and the rate of bed occupancy at (51%). On the other hand,
two star hotels & less recorded the lowest room occupancy rate at (34%) with (19,202) rooms sold.
Rooms
Grade
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Five Star
21,750
65.7
28,895
1,409
30,305
51.0
1.4
2.4
1.2
2.3
Three Star
34,232
64.5
48,240
2,218
50,458
46.4
1.5
3.3
1.9
3.2
Two Star & Less
19,202
34.0
53,448
1,244
54,692
46.6
2.8
3.3
1.8
3.2
Total
75,184
52.7
130,583
4,872
135,455
47.4
1.8
3.0
1.6
2.9
65.7
64.5
51
46.6
46.4
34
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4-6-7 Al Taif
A- Al Taif Hotels' Statistics by Months
Table No. (4-25) shows the statistics of Al Taif hotels by months, where the highest room occupancy
rate was registered in the month of November at (56.1%) with (18,872) sold rooms. The table also
notes the high rate of room occupancy in December at (54.8%) with (19,048) sold rooms.
Rooms
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Month
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
13,916
40.0
22,181
47
22,228
32.0
1.6
4.9
1.1
4.8
February
11,018
33.9
16,553
48
16,602
25.5
1.5
5.3
2.3
5.3
March
12,161
35.0
17,532
507
18,040
25.9
1.5
4.0
1.7
3.9
April
13,832
41.1
22,164
368
22,532
33.5
1.6
4.9
1.9
4.8
May
12,648
36.4
19,828
1,200
21,028
30.2
1.7
4.0
1.2
3.5
June
16,601
49.3
26,779
1,073
27,853
41.4
1.7
5.6
1.3
4.9
July
17,189
49.4
26,599
403
27,002
38.8
1.6
2.5
1.2
2.4
August
17,139
49.3
26,720
1,182
27,901
40.1
1.6
3.1
4.4
3.1
September
17,893
53.2
28,487
779
29,266
43.5
1.6
2.8
1.2
2.7
October
17,616
50.6
27,325
747
28,072
40.4
1.6
4.9
2.0
4.7
November
18,872
56.1
30,791
842
31,633
47.0
1.7
5.6
2.3
5.4
December
19,048
54.8
29,530
807
30,337
43.6
1.6
5.7
2.4
5.5
187,934
45.8
294,489
8,005
302,494
36.8
1.6
4.1
1.7
3.9
Total
53.2
49.3
47.0
33.9
35.0
25.5
25.9
36.4
33.5
Feb
Mar
Apr
41.4
38.8
40.1
Jul
Aug
43.6
40.4
30.2
May
Jun
43.5
54.8
50.6
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
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49.3
41.1
40.0
32.0
49.4
56.1
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B- Al Taif Hotels' Statistics by Size Group
Table (4-26) reveals the statistics of hotels divided by size group, in which the number of rooms was
used to measure sizes of hotels. The highest occupancy rates of hotels were for those that contained
(0-39) rooms, which reported a room occupancy rate of (49.9%) compared with the hotels which
contained (80-149) rooms that recorded the lowest rate of room occupancy at (44.1%).
Table (4-26): Hotels' Statistics by Size of Buliding
Rooms
Size - Group
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
54,040
49.9
91,841
1,956
93,797
39.3
1.7
3.9
1.7
3.8
40 - 79
51,512
44.5
78,694
1,069
79,763
33.9
1.5
3.8
1.5
3.8
80 - 149
82,382
44.1
123,954
4,980
128,934
37.1
1.6
4.4
1.7
4.1
187,934
45.8
294,489
8,005
302,494
36.8
1.6
4.1
1.7
3.9
Total
49.9
44.5
44.1
39.3
37.1
33.9
0 - 39
40 - 79
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C- Al Taif Hotels' Statistics by Grade
Table (4-27) shows that the three star hotels recorded the highest average room occupancy rate at
(52.8%) with total number of rooms sold at (15,379), and the average bed occupancy rate at (40.2%).
On the other hand, two star hotels & less recorded the highest number of rooms sold at (74,731)
rooms sold with an average occupancy rate at (45.2%).
Rooms
Beds
Room
No. of Sold
Occupancy
Rooms
Rate (%)
Grade
Average
no. of
Bed
room
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Five Star
69,544
45.2
105,417
4,244
109,661
37.9
1.6
4.4
1.7
4.1
Four Star
28,280
45.4
41,349
1,069
42,418
38.0
1.5
3.9
1.4
3.8
Three Star
15,379
52.8
26,743
1,057
27,800
40.2
1.8
4.1
1.7
3.9
Two star & Less
74,731
45.2
120,980
1,634
122,614
34.9
1.6
3.9
1.7
3.8
187,934
45.8
294,489
8,005
302,494
36.8
1.6
4.1
1.7
3.9
Total
Figure (4-26): Room and Bed Occupancy Rates by Grade (%)
52.8
45.2
45.2
45.4
40.2
37.9
38.0
34.9
Five Star
Four Star
Three Star
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4-7 A Comparison among Hotels results during 2010-2011
As shown in table (4-28) that the Kingdom's hotels have reached room occupancy rate of (63%)
in 2011 compared with the room occupancy rate of (59.2%) in 2010. Also, the table shows other
indicators of hotels around the Kingdom.
Table (4-28): Comparison between the Results of Hotels, 2010-2011
2010
2011
Rooms
Occupancy
Rate
No. of sold
rooms
Bed
Occupancy
rate (٪)
No. of sold
beds
Room
Occupancy
rate (٪)
No. of sold
rooms
Beds
Occupancy
rate (٪)
No. of sold
beds
January
50.2
2,345,852
45.3
6,175,511
54.1
2,642,006
55.9
5,454,068
February
51.0
2,131,856
45.8
5,658,803
54.9
2,507,674
54.2
4,946,880
March
59.5
2,736,531
51.0
7,042,329
63.8
3,114,639
61.6
6,016,313
April
59.8
2,662,345
55.3
7,260,191
64.0
3,020,295
65.1
6,145,250
May
49.6
2,218,944
41.3
5,346,786
53.3
2,600,611
50.3
4,907,280
June
57.6
2,574,864
49.0
6,547,848
61.8
2,920,626
58.3
5,509,747
July
57.6
2,599,587
51.5
6,944,776
61.7
3,008,842
60.7
5,924,495
August
71.4
3,347,263
66.6
9,114,424
73.9
3,606,661
76.3
7,448,356
September
75.0
3,469,143
66.1
9,257,353
80.0
3,778,936
78.0
7,371,552
October
56.9
2,608,070
50.6
6,791,001
60.6
2,959,444
59.9
5,849,363
November
64.5
2,928,625
56.3
7,694,391
68.8
3,248,950
66.9
6,317,607
December
56.0
2,453,610
49.0
6,322,560
59.6
2,910,415
58.4
5,702,001
Total
59.2
32,076,690
52.5
84,155,971
63.0
36,319,099
62.1
71,592,913
Month
Figure (4-27): Rooms Occupancy Rates by Months 2010-2011 (%)
80.0
73.9
54.1
54.9
50.2
51.0
Jan
Feb
63.8
64.0
59.5
59.8
61.8
53.3
57.6
57.6
Jun
Jul
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71.4
68.8
75.0
60.6
64.5
56.9
59.6
56.0
49.6
Mar
Apr
May
2011
61.7
Aug
2010
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
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Table (4-28) shows that the average bed occupancy rate was (62.1%) in 2011 compared with (52.5%)
in 2010. Also, the table shows other indicators of hotels around the Kingdom.
Figure: (4-28): Beds Occupancy Rates by Months 2010-2011 (%)
76.3
55.9
54.2
45.3
45.8
Jan
Feb
61.6
65.1
50.3
51.0
55.3
41.3
Mar
Apr
May
58.3
49.0
Jun
2011
60.7
66.6
78.0
66.1
51.5
Jul
59.9
50.6
Aug
Sep
Oct
66.9
56.3
Nov
58.4
49.0
Dec
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5-1 Distribution of (FAU) by Regions and Grade
Most of the (FAU) were found in the area of Eastern province, accounting for (23.2%) of the total
(2,026) licensed as per the new classification of the Kingdom’s FAU, followed by Makkah region at
(18.1%). The third-class & Minimum requirements (FAU) accounted for (65.4%) of the total (FAU) in
the Kingdom, while furnished units of Second -class at (34.2%), followed by the First-class at (0.4%).
Table (5-1): Distribution of (FAU) by Regions and Grade 2011
First Class
Second Class
Third Class
& Minimum
requirements
Total (FAU)
Share (%)
2
60
214
276
13.6
-
68
298
366
18.1
-
2
21
23
1.1
Region
Riyadh
Al Qaseem
-
46
151
197
9.7
Eastern
6
198
266
470
23.2
Asir
-
19
36
55
2.7
Tabuk
-
93
9
102
5.0
Hail
-
18
55
73
3.6
Northern Borders
1
6
10
17
0.8
Jazan
-
35
175
210
10.4
Najran
-
79
25
104
5.1
Al-Baha
-
9
33
42
2.1
Al- Jouf
-
60
31
91
4.5
Total
9
693
1.324
2.026
Share (%)
0.4
34.2
65.4
100
100
-
Source: License & Quality Assurance Department, SCTA.
Figure (5-1): Distribution of (FAU) by Regions and Grade
9
25
266
214
298
21
151
31
10
36
55
33
175
93
79
60
198
60
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68
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2
18
1
6
Makkah Al Madinah Al Qaseem Eastern
First Class
Source: Table (5-1)
6
19
Asir
Second Class
Tabuk
Hail
Northern
Borders
9
35
Jazan
Najran
Third Class & Minimum Requirements
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Al-Jouf
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In terms of number of apartments in (FAU) in the Kingdom, the vast majority was available in Makkah
In terms of number of apartments in (FAU) in the Kingdom, the vast majority was available in Eastern
region at (30.2%) of the total (85,687) apartments licensed by (SCTA), followed by Makkah region with
(19.4%). As for the classification by grade, apartments in the third & minimum requirements -class
facilities accounted for (51.9%) of the total apartment facilities, followed by second - class facilities at
(41.9%) and finally by first -class facilities at (6.2%).
Table (5-2): Distribution of Apartments in (FAU) by Regions and Grade 2011
Third &
Total of
Minimum
Apartments
requirements
Share (%)
Total
(FAU)
7.226
8.4
276
13.106
25.460
29.7
366
1.166
1.254
2.420
2.8
23
-
2.209
1.994
4.203
4.9
197
4.455
8.938
12.515
25.908
30.2
470
Asir
-
641
1.301
1.942
2.3
55
Tabuk
-
797
697
1.494
1.7
102
Hail
-
1.278
822
2.100
2.5
73
33
160
113
306
0.4
17
Jazan
-
1.940
6.783
8.723
10.2
210
Najran
-
1.125
414
1.539
1.8
104
426
1.450
1.876
2.2
42
-
1.332
1.158
2.490
2.9
91
Total
5.305
35.907
44.475
85.687
100
Share (%)
6.2
41.9
51.9
100
-
2.026
-
Region
First Class
Second Class
817
3.541
2.868
-
12.354
-
Al Qaseem
Riyadh
Eastern
Northern Borders
Al-Baha
Al- Jouf
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5-2 Furnished Apartment Units Statistics (FAU) by Months
Table (5-3) shows the general occupancy rates of (FAU) by months. The highest rate of apartment
occupancy was in November at (76.8%), as this month coincided with the pilgrimage season of 1432
H, followed by October (74.2%). Moreover, the high apartment occupancy rate was observed in the
month of October at (66%).
Table (5-3): Furnished Apartment Units Statistics by Months
Apartments
Month
Beds
Average
no. of
Bed
occupancy person per
Apartment
Rate (%)
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
Apartments Apartments
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average length of Stay
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
1,749,251
65.9
3,489,757
252,117
3,741,874
56.4
2.1
5.2
3.3
5.0
February
1,557,944
64.9
3,015,847
259,855
3,275,702
54.7
2.1
4.8
5.4
4.9
March
1,821,814
68.6
3,597,239
285,767
3,883,006
58.6
2.1
5.3
4.6
5.2
April
1,724,743
67.1
3,124,879
354,601
3,479,481
54.2
2.0
4.0
3.7
4.0
May
1,704,905
64.2
3,130,810
302,472
3,433,282
51.8
2.0
4.4
3.5
4.3
June
1,590,673
61.9
2,882,030
201,241
3,083,271
48.1
1.9
3.6
3.1
3.6
July
1,691,411
63.7
3,302,953
209,402
3,512,354
53.0
2.1
3.3
3.0
3.2
August
1,729,222
65.1
3,345,505
322,511
3,668,016
55.3
2.1
3.7
3.7
3.7
September
1,884,474
73.3
3,474,289
569,577
4,043,867
63.0
2.1
3.7
3.2
3.6
October
1,969,789
74.2
3,490,648
507,171
3,997,820
60.3
2.0
5.5
2.7
4.9
November
1,973,647
76.8
3,307,052
926,038
4,233,090
66.0
2.1
5.2
5.9
5.3
December
1,967,898
74.1
3,363,481
875,471
4,238,952
63.9
2.2
5.1
4.7
5.0
21,365,770
68.3
39,524,490
5,066,221
44,590,714
57.1
2.1
4.4
3.9
4.3
Total
Figure (5-2): Occupancy Rates of Apartments and Beds by Months, (%)
73.3
65.9
56.4
Jan
64.9
54.7
Feb
68.6
58.6
Mar
67.1
64.2
61.9
54.2
Apr
51.8
May
53.0
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76.8
74.1
65.1
63.0
66.0
63.9
Nov
Dec
60.3
55.3
48.1
Jun
Source: Table (5-3)
63.7
74.2
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
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5-3 Furnished Apartment Units Statistics by Regions
Table (5-4) shows that the highest number of apartments sold were in the Eastern region, including a total of
(6,903,427) apartments and the rate of apartment occupancy at (73%). The region of Makkah was ranked
second in the number of apartments sold amounting to (5,549,070) apartments and a rate of apartment
occupancy at (59.7%). Jazan region was ranked as the third largest in terms of number of apartments sold
at (2,456,178) and an apartment occupancy rate at (77.1%). Northern borders came in last with a number
of apartments sold at (89,675) apartments and an apartment occupancy rate of (80.3%).
Table (5- 4): Furnished Apartment Units Statistics by Regions
Apartments
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Region
Makkah Al
Mukarramah
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
5,549,070
59.7
11,467,140
3,184,828
14,651,967
50.9
2.6
4.2
4.4
4.2
Najran
294,531
52.4
578,071
16,052
594,123
44.1
2.0
4.9
1.8
4.7
Jazan
2,456,178
77.1
4,686,462
139,003
4,825,465
72.2
2.0
5.2
1.6
4.9
516,826
58.5
1,064,717
1,114,053
2,178,770
49.3
4.2
4.7
4.8
4.7
Eastern
6,903,427
73.0
11,115,160
200,894
11,316,054
59.8
1.6
4.6
2.2
4.5
Al Qaseem
1,075,644
70.1
1,799,532
82,422
1,881,954
61.3
1.7
3.7
2.6
3.6
Riyadh
2,168,316
82.2
3,665,807
138,448
3,804,255
72.1
1.8
3.9
3.9
3.9
Al-Baha
373,796
54.6
957,592
31,478
989,070
48.1
2.6
6.4
2.5
6.1
Asir
359,731
50.7
906,026
19,462
925,488
43.5
2.6
4.5
2.4
4.4
Northern Borders
89,675
80.3
151,051
8,729
159,782
71.5
1.8
5.8
3.5
5.6
Hail
497,546
64.9
803,341
39,491
842,832
55.0
1.7
3.4
2.1
3.3
Tabuk
369,201
67.7
1,049,578
29,777
1,079,355
60.0
2.9
4.6
2.1
4.4
Al- Jouf
711,828
78.3
1,280,012
61,586
1,341,599
73.8
1.9
3.5
2.7
3.4
21,365,770
68.3
39,524,490
5,066,221
44,590,714
57.1
2.1
4.4
3.9
4.3
Al Madinah
AlMunawwarah
Total
Figure (5-3): Occupancy Rates of Apartments and Beds by Regions, (%)
82
77
73
72
60
60
59
52
61
60
55
55
49
Najran
48
51
44
Jazan
Al Madinah Eastern
Qaseem
Riyadh
Source: Table (5-4)
68
65
44
Makkah
74
72
Al Baha
Asir
Northern
Hail
Tabuk
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72
70
78
80
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5-4 Furnished Apartment Units Statistics by Size of Building
Table (5-5) shows the statistics of (FAU) divided by size group. The highest rate of apartment units
occupancy for the class that contained (0-39) apartments was (71.2%), compared with units that
contained (150-299) apartments, which recorded the lowest rate of apartment occupancy at (47.5%),
and the number of apartments sold (581,479) apartments of this size.
Table (5-5): Furnished Apartment Units Statistics by Size Building
Apartments
Size - Group
Beds
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
12,156,018
71.2
23,571,588
2,109,798
25,681,386
59.2
2.1
4.3
3.3
4.2
40 - 79
5,015,555
64.8
10,286,460
569,850
10,856,310
53.1
2.2
4.5
3.6
4.4
80 - 149
3,206,765
70.0
4,708,484
1,073,267
5,781,752
58.8
1.8
4.6
4.3
4.6
150 - 299
581,479
47.5
902,960
188,158
1,091,118
39.4
1.9
3.2
6.2
3.5
More 300
405,952
61.1
54,998
1,125,147
1,180,146
71.3
2.9
7.6
5.0
5.1
21,365,770
68.3
39,524,490
5,066,221
44,590,712
57.1
2.1
4.4
3.9
4.3
Total
Figure (5-4): Occupancy Rates of Apartments and Beds by Size Building, (%)
71.2
71.3
70.0
64.8
59.2
61.1
58.8
53.1
47.5
39.4
0 - 39
40 - 79
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150 - 299
300 More
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5- 5 Furnished Apartment Units Statistics (FAU) by Grade
Table (5-6) indicates that (FAU) of the first class category recorded the highest occupancy rate of
apartments at (73.9%) and the number of apartments sold amounted to (1,430,055). On the other
hand, third-class units recorded the lowest rate of apartment occupancy at (67.6%) with (10,640,493)
apartments sold.
Table (5-6): Furnished Apartment Units Statistics by Grade
Apartments
Grade
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
First
1,430,055
73.9
3,347,539
76,208
3,423,747
63.5
2.4
5.2
3.3
4.5
Second
8,965,333
68.4
17,172,430
1,104,197
18,276,627
57.1
2.0
4.2
3.8
4.1
Third & Minimum
requirements
10,970,383
67.6
19,004,521
3,885,817
22,890,338
56.3
2.1
4.4
3.9
4.4
Total
21,365,770
68.3
39,524,490
5,066,221
44,590,712
57.1
2.1
4.4
3.9
4.3
Figure (5-5): Occupancy Rates of Apartments and Beds by Grade (%)
73.9
68.4
67.6
63.5
57.1
First
Second
56.3
Third & Minimum Requirements
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5-6 Furnished Apartment Units(FAU) Statistics by Cities
5-6-1 Makkah Al Mukarramah
A- Statistics of (FAU) in Makkah Al Mukarramah by Months
Table (5-7) shows statistics of (FAU) by months, as the highest rate of occupancy in the apartments
was registered in October at (74.4%), with (252,230) apartments sold, followed by December at
(74.1%) with (251,274) apartments sold.
Table (5-7): Statistics of Furnished Apartment Units by Months
Apartments
Month
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
167,322
49.4
364,173
78,552
442,724
42.1
2.6
6.6
2.8
5.3
February
159,042
51.9
210,852
155,456
366,308
38.6
2.3
3.9
6.2
4.6
March
213,681
63.0
449,046
138,412
587,458
55.9
2.7
5.6
6.0
5.7
April
182,496
55.6
291,731
199,441
491,172
48.3
2.7
2.5
4.5
3.1
May
170,897
50.4
252,436
131,780
384,216
36.6
2.2
4.9
6.2
5.3
June
134,749
41.1
245,778
83,673
329,451
32.4
2.4
3.9
4.9
4.1
July
159,462
47.0
418,101
48,373
466,475
44.4
2.9
4.4
3.7
4.3
August
148,401
43.8
280,329
133,594
413,923
39.4
2.8
3.7
4.4
3.9
September
212,015
64.6
221,853
359,465
581,317
57.2
2.7
7.1
3.5
4.3
October
252,230
74.4
383,535
247,627
631,163
60.1
2.5
8.8
2.2
4.0
November
240,344
73.3
181,753
635,573
817,326
80.4
3.4
6.8
6.5
6.5
251,274
74.1
140,098
541,558
681,656
64.9
2.7
5.3
4.8
4.9
2,291,912
57.4
3,439,685
2,753,503
6,193,188
50.3
2.7
4.8
4.4
4.6
December
Total
Figure (5-6): Occupancy Rates of Apartments and Beds by Months (%)
74.4
49.4
51.9
55.6
55.9
50.4
41.1
48.3
42.1
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38.6
Feb
44.4
36.6
Mar
Apr
May
43.8
64.9
60.1
39.4
32.4
Jun
Source: Table (5-7)
47.0
57.2
74.1
73.3
64.6
63.0
80.4
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
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B- Statistics of (FAU) in Makkah Al Mukarramah by Size Group
Table (5-8) shows the statistics of (FAU) divided by size group. The size group of furnished apartments
(0-39) rooms in this city reported the highest occupancy rate of (64.9%) with (917,940) sold apartments
compared with the units that contained (150-299) apartments with the lowest apartment occupancy
rate of (41.7%) with (340,134) sold apartments.
Table (5-8): Statistics of Furnished Units by Size Group
Apartments
Size - Group
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
917,940
64.9
1,869,489
1,287,911
3,157,400
49.8
3.4
5.0
4.0
4.6
40 - 79
422,216
55.3
759,063
182,415
941,479
42.2
2.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
80 - 149
247,378
57.9
302,806
284,368
587,175
57.8
2.4
5.3
3.8
4.5
150 - 299
340,134
41.7
487,249
37,954
525,203
32.6
1.5
4.8
17.4
5.1
More 300
364,244
63.8
21,077
960,855
981,932
83.4
2.7
7.2
5.0
5.1
2,291,912
57.4
3,439,685
2,753,503
6,193,188
50.1
2.7
4.8
4.4
4.6
Total
Figure (5-7): Occupancy Rates of Apartments and Beds by Size Group (%)
83.4
64.9
63.8
57.9
55.3
57.8
49.8
42.2
41.7
32.6
0 - 39
40 - 79
80 - 149
150 - 299
300 More
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C- Statistics of (FAU) in Makkah Al Mukarramah by Grade
Table (5-9) indicates that (FAU) of the third & minimum requirements class category recorded
apartment occupancy rate of (57.4%) and amounted to (2,291,912) sold apartments, while recorded
bed occupancy rate at (50.1%) with (6,193,188) beds sold.
Table (5-9): Statistics of Furnished Units by Grade
Apartments
Grade
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Third & Minimum
requirements
2,291,912
57.4
3,439,685
2,753,503
6,193,188
50.1
2.7
4.8
4.4
4.6
Total
2,291,912
57.4
3,439,685
2,753,503
6,193,188
50.1
2.7
4.8
4.4
4.6
57.4
50.1
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A- Statistics of (FAU) in Al Madinah Al Munawwarah by Months
Table (5-10) shows statistics of (FAU) by months, as the highest rate of apartment occupancy was
registered in December at (77.4%) with (49,793) apartments sold, followed by November at (76.1%)
with (47,419) apartments sold.
Table (5-10): Statistics of Furnished Units by Months
Apartments
Month
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
26,840
41.7
53,882
71,574
125,456
39.0
4.7
6.8
5.6
6.1
February
28,034
48.2
105,111
3,348
108,459
37.3
3.9
5.2
5.4
5.2
March
31,032
48.2
71,824
70,250
142,074
44.2
4.6
6.2
5.4
5.8
April
30,588
49.1
46,890
69,826
116,717
37.5
3.8
4.6
3.8
4.1
May
26,701
41.5
34,135
60,483
94,618
29.4
3.5
4.2
3.6
3.8
June
26,687
42.9
38,331
54,493
92,824
29.8
3.5
4.3
3.9
4.0
July
35,921
55.8
64,177
73,873
138,050
42.9
3.8
4.9
5.0
4.9
August
40,971
63.7
85,937
88,721
174,658
54.3
4.3
5.4
5.1
5.3
September
43,020
69.1
91,801
90,475
182,276
58.5
4.2
6.2
4.6
5.3
October
45,164
70.2
50,944
140,737
191,681
59.6
4.2
10.2
3.6
4.4
November
47,419
76.1
30,306
170,653
200,959
64.5
4.2
7.0
7.1
7.1
December
49,793
77.4
3,355
207,974
211,328
65.7
4.2
1.6
6.3
6.0
432,170
57.0
676,692
1,102,406
1,779,098
47.0
4.1
5.5
4.9
5.1
Total
63.7
55.8
39.0
Jan
48.2
48.2
41.5
44.2
37.3
Feb
Apr
29.4
29.8
May
Jun
59.6
Sep
Oct
77.4
64.5
65.7
Nov
Dec
42.9
37.5
Mar
54.3
42.9
58.5
76.1
Jul
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49.1
69.1
70.2
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B- Statistics of (FAU) in Al Madinah Al Munawwarah by Size
Table (5-11) shows the statistics of (FAU) divided by size group. The highest rate of apartment
occupancy was in the units containing (150-299) apartments, which reported occupancy rate of (82%)
with (26,360) sold apartments, compared with the units that contained (more than 300) apartments
with the lowest apartment occupancy rate of (44.7%) with (41,708) sold apartments for this category.
Table (5-11): Statistics of Furnished Residential Units by Size Group
Apartments
Size - Group
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
96,826
61.1
298,677
159,465
458,143
37.2
4.7
5.6
4.9
5.3
40 - 79
118,326
51.8
279,767
82,975
362,741
37.5
3.1
5.1
4.4
4.9
80 - 149
148,949
60.7
58,214
587,603
645,818
65.4
4.3
6.7
4.9
5.0
150 - 299
26,360
82.0
6,113
108,070
114,183
90.9
4.3
6.8
5.2
5.2
More 300
41,708
44.7
33,921
164,292
198,214
41.5
4.8
7.9
5.1
5.4
432,170
57.0
676,692
1,102,406
1,779,098
47.0
4.1
5.5
4.9
5.1
Total
82.0
61.1
60.7
90.9
65.4
51.8
44.7
37.2
0 - 39
37.5
40 - 79
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41.5
300 More
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C- Statistics of (FAU) in Al Madinah Al Munawwarah by Grade
Table (5-12) indicates that FAU of the second - class category recorded the highest occupancy rate of
(60.9%) and the number of apartments sold amounted to (211,660) apartments. On the other hand,
third & minimum requirements class recorded the lowest rate of apartment occupancy at (53.7%) with
a number of apartments sold at (220,510) apartments.
Apartments
Grade
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Second
211,660
60.9
279,192
522,258
801,449
53.7
3.8
6.0
5.2
5.4
Third & Minimum
requirements
220,510
53.7
397,501
580,148
977,649
42.6
4.4
5.2
4.7
4.9
Total
432,170
57.0
676,692
1,102,406
1,779,098
47.0
4.1
5.5
4.9
5.1
60.9
53.7
53.7
42.6
Second
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A- Statistics of (FAU) in Riyadh by Months
Table (5-13) shows statistics of furnished units by months, as the highest rate of apartment occupancy
was registered in January at (88.1%) with (177,127) apartments sold, followed by May at (86.5%) with
(173,988) apartments sold.
Apartments
Month
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
177,127
88.1
278,763
4,667
283,430
70.5
1.6
3.9
3.7
3.9
February
149,029
82.1
270,781
7,577
278,358
76.6
1.9
3.6
5.5
3.6
March
165,688
82.4
294,488
3,497
297,985
74.1
1.8
4.2
3.8
4.2
April
160,988
82.7
271,129
4,382
275,510
70.8
1.7
3.4
4.6
3.4
May
173,988
86.5
312,259
1,878
314,137
78.1
1.8
4.9
1.5
4.8
June
160,825
82.7
288,686
1,766
290,451
74.6
1.8
3.6
1.5
3.6
July
154,744
77.0
281,900
2,783
284,683
70.8
1.8
3.2
2.4
3.2
August
157,110
78.1
242,434
6,419
248,853
61.9
1.6
3.9
3.0
3.8
September
154,323
79.3
264,379
22,989
287,368
73.8
1.9
4.6
4.6
4.6
October
162,656
80.9
258,078
22,442
280,519
69.8
1.7
3.7
3.7
3.7
November
160,557
82.5
259,001
22,522
281,523
72.3
1.8
4.6
4.6
4.6
169,227
84.2
268,504
23,348
291,852
72.6
1.7
3.8
3.8
3.8
1,946,263
82.2
3,290,399
124,270
3,414,669
72.1
1.8
3.9
3.9
3.9
December
Total
88.1
70.5
Jan
82.1
82.4
76.6
74.1
Feb
Mar
82.7
70.8
Apr
86.5
78.1
May
82.7
74.6
Jun
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77.0
70.8
Jul
78.1
79.3
80.9
73.8
69.8
Sep
Oct
82.5
84.2
72.3
72.6
61.9
Aug
Nov
Dec
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B- Statistics of (FAU) in Riyadh by Size Group
Table (5-14) shows the statistics of (FAU) divided by size group. The highest rate of occupancy was
in the units containing (0-39) apartments, which reported apartment occupancy rate of (83.2%) with
(627,090) sold apartments compared with the units that contained (40-79) apartments having an
occupancy rate of (80.3%) and with (305,800) sold apartments.
Apartments
Size - Group
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
627,090
83.2
1,310,249
30,450
1,340,699
72.7
2.1
4.8
3.2
4.8
40 - 79
305,800
80.3
785,333
15,290
800,623
69.0
2.6
6.7
3.9
6.6
80 - 149
1,013,373
82.2
1,194,817
78,530
1,273,346
73.6
1.3
2.6
4.2
2.7
1,946,263
82.2
3,290,399
124,270
3,414,669
72.1
1.8
3.9
3.9
3.9
Total
Figure (5-13): Occupancy Rates of Apartments and beds by Size Group (%)
83.2
72.7
0 - 39
82.2
80.3
73.6
69.0
40 - 79
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C- Statistics of (FAU) in Riyadh by Grade
Table (5-15) indicates that (FAU) of the third & minimum requirements class recorded the highest
apartment occupancy rate at (84.2%) and the number of apartments sold amounted to (779,893)
apartments. On the other hand, first-class units recorded the lowest rate of apartment occupancy
at (76%).
Apartments
Grade
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
First
226,490
76.0
1,056,218
41,382
1,085,865
67.9
4.8
4.0
5.0
4.0
Second
939,881
82.2
1,237,190
38,850
1,300,989
72.2
1.4
4.0
3.0
4.0
Third & Minimum
requirements
779,893
84.2
996,991
44,038
1,027,815
77.1
1.3
3.8
4.0
3.7
Total
1,946,263
82.2
3,290,399
124,270
3,414,669
72.1
1.8
3.9
3.9
3.9
84.2
82.2
76.0
77.1
72.2
67.9
First
Second
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A- Statistics of (FAU) in Jeddah by Months
Table (5-16) shows statistics of furnished units by months, where the highest rate of apartment
occupancy was registered in February at (72.8%) with (259,118) apartments sold, followed by January
at (71.4%) with (281,448) apartments sold.
Apartments
Month
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
281,448
71.4
680,321
42,686
723,007
59.2
2.6
6.7
5.0
6.6
February
259,118
72.8
578,216
62,548
640,764
58.1
2.5
5.7
7.7
5.8
March
237,548
60.3
570,625
37,383
608,008
49.8
2.6
4.9
5.1
4.9
April
220,054
57.7
544,159
22,197
566,357
47.9
2.6
4.7
2.6
4.6
May
216,180
54.9
520,521
37,508
558,029
45.7
2.6
3.9
2.8
3.8
June
211,141
55.4
484,859
13,523
498,382
42.2
2.4
2.3
1.8
2.3
July
234,473
59.5
591,586
31,629
623,215
51.0
2.7
2.7
5.2
2.8
August
243,153
61.7
617,721
17,894
635,615
52.0
2.6
2.8
4.6
2.8
September
254,043
66.6
613,283
35,593
648,876
54.9
2.6
2.6
2.9
2.6
October
259,715
65.9
645,096
37,440
682,536
55.9
2.6
5.0
5.6
5.0
November
258,877
67.9
661,744
38,406
700,150
59.2
2.7
4.9
5.4
4.9
December
275,531
69.9
724,830
42,067
766,897
62.8
2.8
6.1
6.8
6.2
2,951,281
63.6
7,232,961
418,874
7,651,835
53.2
2.6
3.9
4.4
3.9
Total
Source: Estimated by MAS Center 2011, SCTA.
72.8
60.3
59.2
49.8
Jan
57.7
58.1
Feb
Mar
47.9
Apr
54.9
45.7
May
55.4
51.0
52.0
Jul
Aug
66.6
65.9
54.9
55.9
67.9
59.2
69.9
62.8
42.2
Jun
59.5
61.7
Sep
Oct
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Dec
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B- Statistics of (FAU) in Jeddah by Size Group
Table (3-17) shows the statistics of FAU divided by size group. The highest rate of apartment
occupancy was in the units containing (0-39) apartments, which reported occupancy rate of (70.2%)
with (1,145,432) sold apartments, compared to the units that contained (80-149) apartments recording
the lowest apartment occupancy rate of (54.6%) with sold apartments at (466,778).
Apartments
Size - Group
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
1,145,432
70.2
2,936,482
208,516
3,144,998
58.9
2.7
4.7
3.6
4.6
40 - 79
1,124,087
63.3
2,748,847
105,332
2,854,179
52.0
2.5
3.1
5.2
3.1
80 - 149
466,778
54.6
1,138,035
62,892
1,200,926
47.5
2.6
7.7
6.0
7.6
150 - 299
214,985
56.9
409,598
42,134
451,732
43.9
2.1
2.3
5.8
2.5
2,951,281
63.6
7,232,961
418,874
7,651,835
53.2
2.6
3.9
4.4
3.9
Total
70.2
63.3
58.9
52.0
56.9
54.6
47.5
43.9
0 - 39
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150 - 299
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C- Statistics of (FAU) in Jeddah by Grade
Table (5-18) indicates that (FAU) of the Third & Minimum requirements category recorded the highest
occupancy rate of (68.8%) and the number of apartments sold totaling (446,934) apartments. On the
other hand, second-class units recorded the lowest rate of apartment occupancy at (62.8%); while
the second- class units registered the highest number of apartments sold at (2,504,347) apartments.
Apartments
Grade
Second
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
2,504,347
62.8
6,225,301
270,921
6,496,222
53.2
2.6
4.0
5.6
4.1
Third & Minimum
requirements
446,934
68.8
1,007,660
147,953
1,155,613
53.4
2.6
3.4
3.1
3.4
Total
2,951,281
63.6
7,232,961
418,874
7,651,835
53.2
2.6
3.9
4.4
3.9
68.8
62.8
53.2
Second
53.4
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5-6-5 Dammam
A- Statistics of (FAU) in Dammam by Months
Table (5-19) shows statistics of FAU by months, the highest rate of apartment occupancy was
registered in November and December at (80.1%) each, with (221,874) and (229,240) apartments
sold, respectively, followed by January at (79.9%) with (228,629) apartments sold.
Apartments
Month
Beds
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
228,629
79.9
350,009
4,604
354,613
62.0
1.6
5.7
3.9
5.7
February
194,079
75.1
280,230
3,138
283,368
54.8
1.5
6.9
4.9
6.9
March
220,727
77.2
316,474
2,185
318,659
55.7
1.4
5.1
2.0
5.1
April
188,161
68.0
275,351
1,495
276,846
50.0
1.5
4.2
1.5
4.1
May
216,133
75.6
296,634
5,514
302,148
52.8
1.4
4.2
2.4
4.2
June
206,030
74.4
299,633
10,657
310,290
56.0
1.5
4.6
4.8
4.6
July
218,254
76.3
301,794
2,952
304,746
53.3
1.4
3.9
1.6
3.8
August
200,584
70.1
280,336
5,716
286,052
50.0
1.4
4.3
3.6
4.3
September
202,880
73.3
290,441
4,421
294,862
53.3
1.5
4.2
2.7
4.2
October
212,883
74.4
322,989
4,917
327,906
57.3
1.5
6.4
4.1
6.4
November
221,874
80.2
340,073
5,177
345,250
62.4
1.6
6.5
4.2
6.5
December
Total
229,240
80.1
336,939
5,129
342,068
59.8
1.5
5.1
3.3
5.1
2,539,475
75.4
3,690,902
55,906
3,746,808
55.6
1.5
5.0
3.2
4.9
79.9
75.1
77.2
75.6
74.4
76.3
68.0
62.0
Jan
54.8
55.7
Feb
Mar
50.0
Apr
52.8
May
56.0
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Jul
70.1
50.0
Aug
73.3
53.3
Sep
74.4
57.3
Oct
80.2
62.4
Nov
80.1
59.8
Dec
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B- Statistics of (FAU) in Dammam by Size Group
occupancy was in the units containing (80-149) apartments, which reported occupancy rate of (85%)
with (402,643) sold apartments, compared to the units that contained (0-39) apartments having the
lowest apartment occupancy rate of (72.5%) and with sold apartments at (1,164,128).
Apartments
Size - Group
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
1,164,128
72.5
1,677,767
8,039
1,685,805
56.1
1.4
4.5
3.4
4.5
40 - 79
972,704
75.5
1,463,597
43,468
1,507,065
52.4
1.5
4.9
3.4
4.8
80 - 149
402,643
85.0
549,538
4,399
553,937
65.1
1.4
7.1
1.8
7.0
2,539,475
75.4
3,690,902
55,906
3,746,808
55.6
1.5
5.0
3.2
4.9
Total
85.0
75.5
72.5
65.1
56.1
0 - 39
52.4
40 - 79
80 - 149
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C- Statistics of (FAU) in Dammam by Grade
Table (5-21) indicates that FAU of the second class category recorded the highest occupancy rate at
(78.6%); while the third & minimum requirements category ranked as the highest in terms of number of
apartments sold amounting to (1,690,654) apartments. On the other hand, third-class units recorded
the lowest rate of apartment occupancy at (73.9%).
Apartments
Grade
Second
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
848,820
78.6
1,174,088
5,431
1,179,519
57.9
1.4
6.2
1.7
4.6
Third & Minimum
requirements
1,690,654
73.9
2,516,815
50,475
2,567,289
54.6
1.5
4.5
3.5
5.1
Total
2,539,475
75.4
3,690,902
55,906
3,746,808
55.6
1.5
5.0
3.2
4.9
78.6
73.9
57.9
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5-6-6 Abha
A- Statistics of (FAU) in Abha by Months
Table (5-22) shows statistics of FAU by months, where the highest rate of apartment occupancy was
registered in November at (62.2%) with (22,316) apartments sold, followed by December at (61.5%)
with (22,767) apartments sold.
Apartments
Month
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
17,712
47.8
47,517
885
48,402
43.6
2.7
6.9
3.9
6.8
February
16,676
49.8
42,163
240
42,402
42.2
2.5
6.4
1.8
6.3
March
17,622
47.6
43,196
1,047
44,243
39.8
2.5
7.9
1.6
7.2
April
18,745
52.3
47,544
1,940
49,483
46.0
2.6
6.6
3.5
6.4
May
17,239
46.5
42,371
1,102
43,473
39.1
2.5
5.7
4.2
5.6
June
12,085
33.7
23,611
213
23,824
22.2
2.0
6.2
2.9
6.1
July
14,529
39.2
31,600
1,037
32,637
29.4
2.2
1.4
2.2
1.4
August
17,658
47.7
43,419
375
43,794
39.4
2.5
2.5
1.3
2.5
September
21,449
59.8
57,107
1,166
58,272
54.2
2.7
2.2
1.2
2.1
October
21,883
59.1
58,542
1,252
59,795
53.8
2.7
7.4
4.3
7.3
November
22,316
62.2
60,526
1,295
61,821
57.5
2.8
6.9
4.0
6.8
December
Total
22,767
61.5
62,107
1,329
63,436
57.1
2.8
5.4
3.1
5.3
220,681
50.6
559,702
11,881
571,583
43.7
2.6
4.3
2.5
4.2
Figure (5-21): Occupancy Rates of Apartments and Beds by Months, (%)
59.8
43.6
49.8
42.2
52.3
47.6
47.7
46.5
46.0
39.8
39.1
33.7
22.2
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
54.2
53.8
62.2
61.5
57.5
57.1
Nov
Dec
39.2
39.4
29.4
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
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59.1
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B- Statistics of (FAU) in Abha by Size Group
occupancy was in the units containing (40-79) apartments, which reported occupancy rate of (57.5%)
with (32,910) sold apartments, compared with the units that contained (80-149) apartments with the
occupancy rate of (45.5%) and units that contained (0-39) apartments came in the first rank in terms
of sold apartments with (150,347) apartments.
Apartments
Size - Group
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
150,347
50.7
424,493
7,572
432,065
42.9
2.9
4.0
3.0
4.0
40 - 79
32,910
57.5
65,711
2,005
67,715
50.9
2.1
5.4
1.8
5.1
80 - 149
37,424
45.5
69,499
2,304
71,802
42.5
1.9
5.6
2.3
5.4
220,681
50.6
559,702
11,881
571,583
43.7
2.6
4.3
2.5
4.2
Total
57.5
50.9
50.7
45.5
42.9
0 - 39
42.5
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C- Statistics of (FAU) in Abha by Grade
Table (5-24) indicates that FAU of the second - class category recorded the highest occupancy rate of
(55.7%) and the number of apartments sold amounted to (108,620) apartments. On the other hand,
third & minimum requirements units recorded the lowest rate of apartment occupancy at (46.5%) with
(112,061) sold apartments.
Table (5-24): Statistics of Furnished Apartment Units by Grade
Apartments
Grade
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Second
108,620
55.7
280,158
4,055
284,213
48.6
2.6
4.8
1.9
4.7
Third & Minimum
requirements
112,061
46.5
279,545
7,825
287,370
39.7
2.6
3.8
3.0
3.8
Total
220,681
50.6
559,702
11,881
571,583
43.7
2.6
4.3
2.5
4.2
55.7
48.6
46.5
39.7
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5-6-7 Al Taif
A- Statistics of (FAU) in Al Taif by Months
Table (5-25) shows statistics of FAU by months, where the highest rate of apartment occupancy was
registered in November at (57.7%) with (26,144) apartments sold, followed by December at (57%) with
(26,666) apartments sold.
Table (5-25): Statistics of Furnished Apartment Units by Months
Apartments
Month
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
January
18,538
39.6
48,300
181
48,481
33.4
2.6
7.1
2.7
7.1
February
13,812
32.7
33,976
126
34,101
26.0
2.5
4.8
1.5
4.8
March
19,391
41.4
48,062
829
48,891
33.7
2.5
5.9
1.7
5.7
April
20,565
45.4
54,902
366
55,268
39.4
2.7
6.5
3.1
6.5
May
17,276
36.9
42,998
893
43,891
30.2
2.5
4.6
3.1
4.6
June
19,184
42.3
49,518
819
50,337
35.8
2.6
5.6
3.7
5.6
July
19,458
41.6
49,853
1,136
50,989
35.1
2.6
2.9
1.8
2.9
August
22,823
48.8
59,121
1,783
60,904
42.0
2.7
4.0
4.8
4.1
September
25,128
55.5
67,696
1,043
68,738
48.9
2.7
3.9
2.2
3.9
October
25,631
54.8
68,213
1,051
69,263
47.7
2.7
3.7
2.0
3.6
November
26,144
57.7
69,056
1,064
70,120
49.9
2.7
3.4
1.9
3.4
December
Total
26,666
57.0
69,584
1,072
70,656
48.7
2.6
3.2
1.8
3.2
254,616
46.2
661,278
10,362
671,640
39.3
2.6
4.2
2.3
4.1
41
40
33
34
33
55
49
48
Sep
Oct
49
45
39
56
42
42
36
35
Jun
Jul
37
58
57
50
49
Nov
Dec
42
30
26
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
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B- Statistics of (FAU) in Al Taif by Size Group
Table (5-26) shows the statistics of FAU divided by size. The highest rate of apartment occupancy was
in the units containing (0-39) apartments, which reported occupancy rate of (49.5%) with (196,682)
sold apartments compared with the units that contained (40-79) apartments having an occupancy rate
of (37.7%), with sold apartments at (57,934).
Table (5-26): Statistics of Furnished Apartment Units by Size Group
Apartments
Size - Group
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
0 - 39
196,682
49.5
463,575
7,780
471,355
39.7
2.4
3.7
2.3
3.6
40 - 79
57,934
37.7
197,703
2,583
200,285
38.4
3.5
6.3
2.4
6.2
254,616
46.2
661,278
10,362
671,640
39.3
2.6
4.2
2.3
4.1
Total
Figure (5-25): Occupancy Rates of Apartments and Beds by Size (%)
49.5
39.7
0 - 39
37.7
38.4
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C- Statistics of (FAU) in Al Taif by Grade
Table (5-27) indicates that FAU of the third & minimum requirements category recorded the highest
apartment occupancy rate of (53.7%) and the number of apartments sold amounted to (58,884)
apartments. On the other hand, second category units recorded the lowest rate of apartment occupancy
at (44.3%) with (195,732) sold apartments.
Apartments
Grade
Beds
Occupancy
No. of sold
rate of
(%)
Saudis
Non Saudis
Total
Average
no. of
Bed
Apartment
Rate (%)
Saudis
Non
Saudis
Total
Second
195,732
44.3
517,712
8,269
525,981
37.9
2.7
4.4
2.3
4.4
Third & Minimum
requirements
58,884
53.7
143,565
2,094
145,659
45.6
2.5
3.5
2.6
3.5
Total
254,616
46.2
661,278
10,362
671,640
39.3
2.6
4.2
2.3
4.1
53.7
45.6
44.3
37.9
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5-7 Comparison between the Results of (FAU) in 2010-2011
As shown in table (5-28), the Kingdom's FAU achieved apartment occupancy rate of (68.3%) and
bed occupancy rate of (57.1%) in 2011 compared with (54.2%) apartment occupancy rate and bed
occupancy rate of (44.2%) in 2010. Moreover, the table shows other indicators of (FAU) around the
Kingdom.
Table (5-28): Comparison of the Results of (FAU) in 2010-2011
2011
Month
2010
Occupancy
Beds
rate of
No. of sold Occupancy
rate
(% )
( %)
No. of sold
beds
Occupancy
Beds
rate of
No. of sold Occupancy
rate
( %)
( %)
No. of sold
beds
January
65.9
1,749,251
56.4
3,741,874
50.5
2,297,925
40.8
5,666,991
February
64.9
1,557,944
54.7
3,275,702
51.9
2,246,271
39.1
5,272,076
March
68.6
1,821,814
58.6
3,883,006
52.1
2,481,960
43.7
6,488,005
April
67.1
1,724,743
54.2
3,479,481
51.9
2,384,815
40.4
5,791,163
May
64.2
1,704,905
51.8
3,433,282
48.2
2,264,994
35.1
5,155,851
June
61.9
1,590,673
48.1
3,083,271
46.7
2,104,047
33.4
4,700,341
July
63.7
1,691,411
53.0
3,512,354
50.3
2,342,546
40.4
5,889,358
August
65.1
1,729,222
55.3
3,668,016
52.3
2,446,558
43.6
6,338,872
September
73.3
1,884,474
63.0
4,043,867
59.6
2,673,069
50.4
7,061,151
October
74.2
1,969,789
60.3
3,997,820
60.7
2,815,017
51.1
7,408,036
November
76.8
1,973,647
66.0
4,233,090
64.1
2,905,762
57.8
8,261,896
December
74.1
1,967,898
63.9
4,238,952
62.6
2,913,742
54.4
7,916,361
Total
68.3
21,365,770
57.1
44,590,714
54.2
29,876,706
44.2
75,950,100
Source: AS 2010 - Estimated by MAS Centre 2011, SCTA.
Figure (5-27): Occupancy Rates of Apartments by Months 2010-2011 (%)
65
51
52
Jan
Feb
52
Mar
67
52
Apr
64
62
48
47
May
Jun
2011
64
74
60
61
Sep
Oct
77
74
65
50
52
Jul
Aug
64
63
Nov
Dec
2010
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69
73
76
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Table (5-28) shows, that the bed occupancy rate in (FAU) reached (57.1%) in 2011 compared with
(44.2%) in 2010.
Figure (5-28) Beds Occupancy Rate in (FAU) by Months 2010-2011 (%)
56
41
Jan
55
59
44
39
Feb
63
54
52
40
Apr
May
58
50
51
Sep
Oct
64
54
44
33
Jun
2011
53
40
35
Mar
48
55
66
60
Jul
Aug
2010
Nov
Dec
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6 - Students Hostels & Youth Hostels Statistics
6-1 Students Hostels Statistics
There were (21) Students’ hostels in the Kingdom that contained (2,115) beds, mostly located in the
regions of Makkah Al Mukarramah, Asir and Riyadh.
Table (6-1): Distribution of Student Hostels, Rooms and Beds Numbers by Regions
Region
No. of Students
Hostels
No. Rooms
No. of Beds
Percentage of
beds used (%)
3
3
2
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
21
38
211
15
30
30
39
10
35
22
14
14
38
496
230
440
190
200
100
350
70
100
80
160
110
85
2,115
11
21
9
9
5
16
3
5
4
8
5
4
100
Riyadh
Al Qaseem
Eastern
Asir
Tabuk
Hail
Northern Borders
Najran
Al-Baha
Al- Jouf
Total
Source: Ministry of Education 2010, MAS Centre, SCTA.
6-2 Youth Hostels Statistics
There were (21) Youth Hostels in the Kingdom that contained (2,475) beds, half of them were
located in the regions of Makkah Al Mukarramah, Riyadh and the Eastern.
Region
Riyadh
Al Qaseem
Eastern
Asir
Tabuk
Hail
Jazan
Najran
Al-Baha
Al- Jouf
Total
No. of Youth Hostels
No. Beds
Percentage of beds
used (%)
4
3
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
21
485
485
150
230
440
150
50
120
115
60
120
70
2,475
19.6
19.6
6.1
9.3
17.8
6.1
2
4.8
4.6
2.4
4.8
2.9
100
Source: Arabian Saudi Association of Youth Hostels 2010, MAS Centre, SCTA
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Table (6-2): Distribution of Youth Hostels and Beds by Regions
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7-1 Total Accommodation Sector
7-1-1 Employment
The total employment in the accommodation sector, according to the TES 2010, was (83,906) direct
jobs; while the share of Saudis was (24.9%) of total accommodation employment.
Table (7-1): Employment in Accommodation Sector by Nationality, 2010
Saudis
Other
Nationalities
Total
6,540
71
6,611
Directors etc.
3,537
2,679
6,216
Supervisors
2,833
6,402
9,235
Clerks
5,203
8,229
13,432
360
2,309
2,669
2,451
43,293
45,743
Total
14,384
62,911
77,295
Grand Total
20,924
62,982
83,906
Share (%)
24.9
75.1
100.0
Employee category
owners
Owners and family members work for free
Employees
Professionals
Service workers
Source: TES 2010, MAS Centre, SCTA.
Figure (7-1): Employment in Accommodation Sector by Nationality
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2,679
6,402
8,229
2,309
43,293
360
2,451
Professionals
Service Workers
6,540
3,537
2,833
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Members
Directors etc
Supervisors
Saudi
Source: Table (7-1)
5,203
Clerks
Other Nationalities
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7-2-1 Wages and Salaries
TES in 2010 estimated the total workers’ compensation (including cash and in-kind rewards and other
fringe benefits) in all accommodation services with SR (2.1) billion. Services workers represented a
share of (36.9%) with a value of SR (760) million, while Saudi workers received (33.4%) of the total
compensation.
Employee Category
All Nationalities (SR '000)
In-Cash
In-kind
Other
Supplements
Total
Directors etc.
366,839
31,785
20,589
419,213
Supervisors
297,792
24,281
17,696
339,768
Clerks
382,887
39,275
22,401
444,564
Professionals
82,666
7,332
6,030
96,029
Service workers
638,689
74,249
46,962
759,900
1,768,873
176,923
113,678
2,059,473
Total
Employee Category
Saudi Nationalities (SR '000)
In-Cash
In-kind
Other
Supplements
Total
Directors etc.
219,685
18,209
13,040
250,933
Supervisors
113,550
7,965
6,936
128,451
Clerks
177,231
15,306
10,201
202,738
Professionals
17,614
1,625
809
20,049
Service workers
67,227
15,143
3,898
86,268
595,308
58,248
34,884
688,440
Total
Other Nationalities (SR '000)
In-Cash
In-kind
Other
Supplements
Total
Directors etc.
147,154
13,576
7,549
168,279
Supervisors
184,241
16,316
10,760
211,317
Clerks
205,656
23,969
12,200
241,825
Professionals
65,052
5,707
5,221
75,980
Service workers
571,462
59,106
43,064
673,632
1,173,565
118,674
78,794
1,371,034
Total
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7-1-3 Intermediate Consumption
Total intermediate consumption in the accommodation service cost SR (4.8) Billion in 2010, with
intermediate services accounting for the bulk of the total at SR (2.99) billion, equivalent to (62.1%) of
the total. Consumption of “Raw Materials & Intermediate Goods” accounted for (30.4%) of the total
consumption during the same period.
Intermediate Consumption (SR '000)
Raw Materials and intermediate goods
Food &Beverages
482,964
Fuel &Oil
27,992
Gas & Coal
34,284
Electricity Bill
582,193
Water Bill
156,800
Stationary & Printed Materials
45,720
Containers & Packing Materials
29,766
Cleaning Materials & Supplies
77,053
Other Goods
26,576
Sub-Total
1,463,347
Intermediate Services
Consumption during the year
Rent Of Non Residential Buildings
2,767,487
Marketing Expenses
12,258
Rent Of Transport Equipment & Machinery
7,618
Postal, Telephone, Fax Services &Internet Services, TV Satellite
Subscription
94,802
Transport Services
4,729
Cleaning Charges
9,461
Traveling Expenses Related To Business
51,446
Security Charges
26,529
Employee Training
14,901
Other Services
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781
Sub-Total
2,990,012
Reformation and Maintenance Services
Maintenance & Repair Of Buildings
262,119
Maintenance & Repair Of Transport Equipment
22,266
Maintenance & Repair Of Machinery &Equipment
63,344
Other Maintenance
14,587
Sub-Total
362,316
Expenses incurred by head office
15,925
Total intermediate consumption
(excluding Expenses incurred by head office)
4,815,675
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7-1-4 Income
The Accommodation service generated almost SR (17.4) billion in total revenues in 2010. The bulk
of the revenue was generated by rent of rooms and apartments representing (89.8%) of the total,
and (6.2%) from the sales of food and beverages.
Table (7-6): Income in 2010
Income (SR '000)
Room/Apartment/Villa Revenue
15,595,727
Food &Beverages Revenue
1,074,814
Telephone & Fax Revenue
53,616
Laundry
66,006
Membership Fees
32,536
Business Center
92.701
Health, Spa, Swimming Pool (Sports Centre)
74.874
Other Revenue (Meetings)
344.621
Revenue From Other Activities
100.381
Total
17.435.275
7-1-5 Value Added
Total gross value added in the Accommodation service is SR (12.6) billion, where the remuneration
of employees represented (16.3%) of the total value added.
Table (7-7): Value Added of Accommodation services, 2010
Value Added
Total value added
12,619,600
Total Employees Rewards
2,059,473
Gross Operating Surplus and Mixed Income
10,560,127
Gross Operating Surplus / Revenue (%)
60.8
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7-2 Hotels
7-2-1 Employment
The total employment in the hotels was (42,049) staff members, service staff represented (59.3%),
while the percentage of the Saudi staff was (21.5%) of the total hotel personnel.
Table (7-8): Employment in Hotels by Nationality, 2010
Saudis
Other
Nationalities
Total
1,342
47
1,389
Directors etc.
1,340
1,261
2,601
Supervisors
1,430
2,463
3,893
Clerks
3,475
3,796
7,271
308
1,638
1,947
1,158
23,790
24,948
Total
7,711
32,948
40,659
Grand Total
9,054
32,995
42,049
Share (%)
21.5
78.5
100.0
Employee category
owner
employees
Professionals
Service workers
Figure (7-2): Employment in Hotels by Nationality
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1,261
2,463
3,796
1,638
23,790
1,342
1,340
1,430
3,475
308
Unpaid Family
Members
Directors etc
Supervisors
Saudi
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Clerks
Other Nationalities
Professionals
1,158
Service Workers
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Total compensation (including cash and in-kind rewards, and other fringe benefits) in hotels reached
SR (1.17) billion. Service workers received the majority with (36%), and the Saudis share stood at
(33.6%) of the total compensation.
Employment Category
In-Cash
In-kind
Other
Supplements
Total
Directors etc.
203,013
16,884
9,933
229,830
Supervisors
153,026
13,715
7,784
174,525
Clerks
234,206
25,835
12,102
272,143
Professionals
65,422
5,356
4,308
75,087
Service workers
357,253
41,045
23,573
421,871
1,012,920
102,835
57,700
1,173,455
Total
Table (7-10): Wages and Salaries for Saudis, 2010
Employment Category
Saudis (SR '000)
In-Cash
In-kind
Other
Supplements
Total
Directors etc.
109,643
9,125
5,732
124,500
Supervisors
65,897
5,358
3,742
74,998
Clerks
127,782
12,175
6,644
146,601
Professionals
16,294
1,406
716
18,416
Service workers
24,659
2,938
2,309
29,906
344,275
31,003
19,143
394,421
Total
In-Cash
In-kind
Other
Supplements
Total
Directors etc
93,370
7,759
4,201
105,330
Supervisors
87,129
8,357
4,041
99,527
Clerks
106,424
13,660
5,458
125,541
Professionals
49,128
3,950
3,592
56,671
Service workers
332,594
38,107
21,264
391,965
668,645
71,832
38,557
779,034
Total
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Total intermediate consumption of hotels reached SR (3) billion, where the consumption of intermediate
services in hotels accounted for (63.2%) of the total intermediate consumption.
Table (7-12): Intermediate Consumption for Hotels in 2010
Food &Beverages
434,960
Fuel &Oil
21,850
Gas & Coal
14,341
Electricity Bill
316,856
Water Bill
76,507
24,412
9,845
29,782
Other Goods
20,522
Sub-Total
949,076
1,776,936
Marketing Expenses
10,115
Rent Of Transport Equipment &Machinery
5,914
Subscription
47,672
Transport Services
2,024
Cleaning Charges
4,748
46,893
Security Charges
19,382
Employee Training
10,486
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Sub-Total
1,924,217
Maintenance & Repair Of Buildings
116,142
Maintenance & Repair Of Transport Equipment
15,090
Maintenance & Repair Of Machinery &Equipment
37,554
Other Maintenance
3,267
Sub-Total
172,055
General Management Payments
9,087
3,045,347
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7-2-4 Income
Hotels had revenue of SR (10.1) billion during 2010, where most of the income was generated from
rented rooms accounting for (84.6%), while the proportion of sales of food and beverages was (9.5%)
of the total income.
Table (7-13): Hotel Income, 2010
Income (SR '000)
8,533,149
961,130
Telephone &Fax Revenue
38,647
Laundry
41,423
Membership Fees
9,118
Business Center
23,732
Health, Spa, Swimming Pool (Sports Center)
56,996
Convention Center
39,365
Organization Of Business &Social Meetings
338,178
48,813
Total
10,090,550
7-2-5 Value Added
Total gross value added in the hotel service was SR (7) billion in 2010, where the remuneration of
employees represented (16.7 %) of the total value added.
Table (7-14): Value Added in Hotels in 2010
Value Added (SR '000)
Total value added
7,045,203
Remuneration of employees
1,173,455
Gross operating surplus and mixed income
5,871,748
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Table (7- 15): Other Hotels indicators
Other indicators
Income per employee
239,972
Total Staff cost per employee
27,907
Income per Room (Yearly)
72,884
Profit per room
42,412
Total cost per room
21,997
Raw material & intermediate goods cost per room - SR
6,855
Raw material cost per room excluding food/ bev. - SR
3,713
Intermediate services per room - SR
13,899
Maintenance &repair services per room - SR
1,243
Food & beverages purchase to sales ratio
961,130,146
Consumption of food and beverage
434,960,174
cost of food and beverage / food and beverage sales
45٪
Average price per room
238
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7-3-1 Employment
The total staff of furnished units reached (35,478) members, where service workers represented
the highest percentage share of (45.7%) of total. Saudis represented (27.6%) of the total furnished
apartment units employment.
Table (7-16): Employment by Nationality, 2010
Saudis
Other
Nationalities
Total
4,957
24
4,980
Directors etc
1,955
1,257
3,212
Supervisors
1,262
3,576
4,838
Clerks
1,487
4,071
5,558
Professionals
51
630
682
Service workers
86
16,122
16,207
Total
4,841
25,656
30,497
Grand Total
9,798
25,680
35,478
Share (%)
27.6
72.4
100.0
Employment Category
owner
employees
Figure (7-3): Employment in (FAU) by Nationality
24
1,257
3,576
4,071
630
4,957
16,122
1,955
Unpaid Family
Members
Directors etc
Supervisors
Saudi
1,487
Clerks
51
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Professionals
Service Workers
Other Nationalities
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1,262
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Total compensation (including cash and in-kind rewards and other fringe benefits) for workers in
furnished units reached SR (699) million. Service workers received the majority with (33.6%), while
the share of Saudis was (28.1%) of the total compensation.
Table (7-17): Wages and Salaries for all Nationalities in 2010
Employment Category
In-Cash
In-kind
Other
Supplements
Total
Directors etc.
134,041
10,614
9,553
154,208
Supervisors
123,594
8,662
9,107
141,363
Clerks
128,432
11,659
8,997
149,088
Professionals
16,278
1,735
1,722
19,735
Service workers
196,770
20,867
17,120
234,757
599,114
53,538
46,500
699,152
Total
Table (7-18): Wages and Salaries for Saudis, 2010
Employment Category
Saudis (SR '000)
In-Cash
In-kind
Other
Supplements
Total
Directors etc.
89,514
6,246
6,507
102,267
Supervisors
40,288
2,284
2,952
45,524
Clerks
39,789
2,427
3,118
45,334
Professionals
1,320
220
93
1,633
Service workers
1,513
130
140
1,783
172,424
11,306
12,811
196,541
Total
Employment Category
In-Cash
In-kind
Other
Supplements
Total
Directors etc.
44,527
4,369
3,046
51,941
Supervisors
83,307
6,378
6,155
95,840
Clerks
88,643
9,233
5,878
103,754
Professionals
14,957
1,515
1,629
18,102
Service workers
195,257
20,738
16,980
232,975
426,690
42,232
33,689
502,611
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Intermediate consumption in the furnished units amounted to SR (1.5) billion, where the intermediate
services ranked as the highest consumption with (63.5%) share.
Food & Beverages
34,520
Fuel & Oil
3,979
Gas & Coal
19,189
Electricity Bill
210,989
Water Bill
54,056
16,456
11,790
37,671
Other Goods
6,054
Sub-Total
394,704
867,789
Marketing Expenses
2,143
Rent Of Transport Equipment &Machinery
1,704
Subscription
37,919
Transport Services
2,705
Cleaning Charges
4,713
4,251
Security Charges
4,873
Employee Training
390
Other Services
692
Sub-Total
927,178
Maintenance & repair of buildings
100,836
Maintenance & repair of transport equipment
6,814
Maintenance &repair of Machinery and equipment
24,179
Other maintenances
7,093
Sub-Total
138,922
Expenses incurred by head office
6,746
1,460,804
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7-3- 4 Income
Furnished units achieved revenue of SR (5.8) billion during 2010, where rents achieved most of the
revenue representing (97%) of the total.
Table (7 -21): Income, 2010
Income (SR '000)
5,651,574
78,223
Telephone &Fax Revenue
13,762
Laundry
24,483
Membership Fees
3,292
Business Center
5,688
Health, Spa, Swimming pool (Sports Centers)
6,005
(Meetings)
3,791
Other Revenue
6,443
26,009
Total
5,819,270
7-3-5 Value Added in (FAU)
Total gross value added in the furnished apartments’ service was close to SR (4.4) billion during 2010;
the remuneration of employee’s represented (16 %) of the total value added.
Table (7- 22): Value Added in (FAU) 2010
Value Added (SR '000)
Total value added
4,358,466
Remuneration of employees
699,152
Gross operating surplus and mixed income
3,659,314
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Table (7-23): Other Indicators of (FAU)
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Income per employee(SR)
164,026
Staff cost per employee (SR)
19,707
Income per Unit (SR)
47,520
Profit per Unit (SR)
29,882
Total cost per Unit ( SR)
11,929
Raw material & Intermediate goods cost per Unit (SR)
3,223
Intermediate services per Unit (SR)
7,571
Maintenance & repaire services per Unit (SR)
1,134
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8 - APPENDIXES
8-1 Tourism Definitions
The Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities (SCTA) adheres to World Tourism Organization
concepts, definitions and classifications for tourism statistics as set out at the Ottawa International
Conference on Travel and Tourism Statistics (June 1991) and approved by the United Nations
Statistical Commission in March 1993. Consequently, all data included in this publication conforms to
UNWTO standards. As further clarification for the reader, the definitions most relevant to this report
are provided below.
Tourism
Tourism comprises the activities of persons travelling to and staying in places outside of their usual
environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes.
Domestic Tourism
Domestic tourism comprises the activities of residents of Saudi Arabia traveling to and staying in
places inside the Kingdom.
Domestic Tourism Expenditure
Domestic tourism expenditure is defined as the expenditure incurred as a direct result of resident
visitors travelling within Saudi Arabia. It includes spending while en-route and at the places visited as
well as advance outlays necessary for the preparation and undertaking of the trip and travel-related
outlays made in the place of residence when returning from a trip.
Inbound Tourism
Inbound tourism comprises the activities of non-residents visitors (i.e. travellers who do not live in
Saudi Arabia) inside the Kingdom.
International Tourism Receipts
International tourism receipts are defined as expenditures of international inbound visitors including
their payments to national carriers for international transport. They also include any other pre-payments
or payments afterwards made for goods and services received in the destination country.
Outbound Tourism
Outbound tourism comprises the activities of residents of Saudi Arabia traveling outside of the country.
International Tourism Expenditure
International tourism expenditures are defined as expenditures of outbound visitors in other countries
including their payments to foreign carriers for international transport. They should also include any
destination.
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Internal Tourism
Internal tourism comprises domestic tourism and inbound tourism.
National Tourism
National tourism is the sum of domestic tourism and outbound tourism.
International Tourism
International tourism comprises inbound tourism and outbound tourism.
Purpose of visit
Purpose of visit refers to a motivation of the trip, the reason in the absence of which the trip would not
have taken place or the given destination would not have been visited.
Visitor
Visitor refers to any person travelling to a place other than that of his/her usual environment for less
than 12 consecutive months and whose main purpose of trip is other than the exercise of an activity
remunerated from within the place visited.
Visitors are also classified as tourists if they spend the night away from home, or same-day visitors if
they do not.
To avoid double counting and ambiguity, three conventions are important:
• Every tourism visit has one and only one corresponding origin of trip which is the (actual) place (or
country) of residence of the visitor.
• Every tourism trip can have several destinations but only one main destination, which is operationally
defined as the place or country where more time was spent than any other during the trip.
• Although the corresponding destinations can be visited for various purposes, every tourism trip has
only one main purpose, defined as the purpose in the absence of which the trip would not have
taken place.
Same-day visitor
Same-day visitor refers to a visitor who does not spend the night in a collective or private accommodation
in the place visited. An international same-day visitor is an international visitor who does not spend the
night in a collective or private accommodation in the country visited. A domestic same-day visitor is a
domestic visitor who does not spend the night in a collective or private accommodation in the place
visited.
Tourist
A tourist (overnight visitor) is a visitor who stays at least one night in a collective or private accommodation
in the place visited. An international tourist is an international visitor who stays at least one night in a
collective or private accommodation in the country visited. Domestic tourist refers to a domestic visitor
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who stays at least one night in a collective or private accommodation in the place visited.
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8-2 Saudi Commission for Tourism & Antiquities (SCTA)
Vision
SCTA is the stimulating center for tourism. It works in close partnership with various stakeholders
and partners to achieve the vision and mission of tourism in the Kingdom as a major supportive body
for creating sustainable tourism development in accordance with the principles of Islamic values and
cultural and ecological realities of the Kingdom.
Mission
SCTA is committed to facilitate the development of sustainable and successful tourism industry in
the Kingdom through the provision of clear policies for the industry. It is working in close partnership
with industry leaders and partners to find and create an atmosphere in this nascent industry through
achieving a high degree of self-sufficiency.
With respect to SCTA's mission towards antiquities and museums, it will strengthen its ability to protect
monuments, record and conduct exploration studies related to antiquities, develop museums and
architectural heritage and enhance knowledge of the elements of cultural heritage of the Kingdom.
SCTA's department of Antiquities and Museums is exerting in an effective manner to create cultural
resources to develop and presented to the members of the community to promote cultural tourism,
and stimulate private sector investment in the antiquities and museums projects.
Objectives
To arouse public interest in the field of tourism in the Kingdom, to organize, and promote development;
work continuously to strengthen the role of the tourism sector and to overcome obstacles to its
growth as a major contributor to the national economy, in a manner consistent with the status of
Saudi Arabia and its core values; to ensure the conservation and maintenance of monuments and
enhance their contribution to the cultural and economic development. Give sufficient attention to the
museums and the implementation of the advanced archaeological work is in the Kingdom. Finally
encourage the private sector to take precedence in the establishment of tourism facilities through
investment in the Kingdom.
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8 - Appendixes
8-3 Tourism Information & Research Centre (MAS)
According to the Article 4, paragraph 3, of the SCTA statute, a Tourism Information and Research
Centre shall be established to develop and promote tourism, and to issue tourism publications in
coordination with the concerned parties. The Centre was established in the year 1423 H (2002).
What is MAS?
MAS is the Arabic acronym for Tourism Information and Research, and is an important department of
the SCTA responsible for collecting tourism data and conducting research and related studies.
Vision
The leadership in providing accurate and timely information, and achieving excellence in research to
support tourism decision-making.
Mission
Collecting, managing and analyzing tourism data, information and statistics; conducting excellent
research and tourism studies; and disseminate them to partners to contribute effectively to the
development of sustainable tourism in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
General Goals
Provide data and tourism research of high quality.
Measure the economic, social and environmental impacts of tourism development.
Building Capacity in statistics and Tourism Satellite Account.
Provide access to a wide range of knowledge-oriented materials and tourism information database.
Responsibilities
Developing relevant plans, policies, regulations and procedures.
Monitoring the Centre’s tasks and activities.
Providing administrative & financial direction, monitoring and assessment for the rapid execution
of all projects.
Copyediting, translating and publishing studies and reports.
Connecting the Centre to other international relative centres.
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Communicating with the UN World Tourism Organization.
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Departments
Information & Statistics Department (providing integrated and accurate data and statistics)
Studies and Researches Department (developing and promoting original and serious tourism
researches)
Publication & information Provision Department (providing data and research outputs in hard
and soft forms)
Geographic Information System Unit (laying the infrastructure for merging geographic
information with the tourism database)
SCTA Library (establishing a tourism specialized library containing most updated soft and hard
format publications)
Main Tasks
Tourism Statistics – annual report
Supervise and execute studies conducted at the SCTA.
Provide financial support for studies specialized in tourism and antiquities.
Tourism Satellite Account – annual report
Accommodation Statistics – annual report
Tourism Establishments Survey - annual report
Tourism Service Providers Survey – annual report
Tourism Statistics Monitor – semiannual report
Tourism Services Guide - annual report
Developing and publishing reports and festival surveys on the official website www.mas.gov.sa
Conducting festivals and activities surveys
Issuing quarterly statistics monitors covering all tourism activities & services
Managing the SCTA Library which provides and loans relative tourism books.
MAS Contacts
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
P.O. Box 66680 Riyadh 11586
SCTA Tel: +966 1 8808855 – MAS Ext. 4444
SCTA Fax: +966 1 8808844 – MAS Fax:+966 1 8808450
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