UK weekly household expenditure on restaurants & hotels 2020

The average weekly household expenditure on hotels and restaurants in the United Kingdom amounted to 52.9 British pounds, up from the previous year's average of 51.3 British pounds. Average weekly expenditure per household in this segment fluctuated during the 14-year period, with 2013 showing its lowest average.

Average weekly household expenditure on restaurants and hotels in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2006 to 2020 (in GBP)

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Release date

March 2021

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Region

United Kingdom

Survey time period

2006 to 2020

Number of respondents

5,370*

Special properties

households

Method of interview

Panel survey

Supplementary notes

The figures have been deflated to 2014 prices to allow comparison across years in real terms. The categories of household expenditure this data is part of are based on the Classification of Individual Consumption by Purpose (COICOP) classification.
*Respondent household numbers varied from year to year:
2006: 6,650
2007: 6,140
2008: 5,850
2009: 5,830
2010: 5,260
2011: 5,690
2012: 5,600
2013: 5,140
2014: 5,130
2015: 5,170
2016: 4,920
2017: 5,040
2018: 11,689
2019: 5,092

The source added the following information: "Data collected in March 2020 may have covered changes to spending habits around the start of the first UK lockdown on 23 March, for example panic buying beforehand and reduced spending during lockdown when people were advised to stay at home and many businesses were closed. However, because of reduced data collection in the latter half of March, data may not accurately reflect the impact of lockdown on spending and the annual estimates reported in this release will not be significantly impacted."
Data can be found under Table A1 in the excel sheet.