Scottish Economic Statistics 2004

Table 3.8: Volume and value of tourism, and average length of stay and spend, by origin, 2003

	Origin
	Scottish residents1	Rest of UK residents1	Overseas residents	All1
Total number of trips (millions)	8.0	8.5	1.6	18.1
Total spending ( million)	1,347	2,248	839	4,435
Total number of nights (millions)	26.0	36.0	14.9	76.9

Average length of stay (nights)	3	4	9	4
Average spend per trip ()	150	264	524	231
Average spend per night ()	49	62	56	56

Source: VisitScotland
1. Not NS

Chart 3.4: Agriculture in the Economy 2003

Table 3.9: Scottish Agricultural Output, Input and Income, 1998 - 2003 1

million

	1998	1999	2000	2001 ²	2002	2003
Output
Agricultural activities	1,863	1,804	1,785	1,782	1,816	1,935
Non-agricultural activities	89	84	95	104	107	106
Total Gross Output (basic prices)	1,951	1,888	1,880	1,887	1,923	2,041
Input	1,103	1,057	1,040	1,034	1,032	1,020
Gross Value Added	849	831	841	853	891	1,021
Consumption of Fixed Capital	290	284	280	294	296	310
Net Value Added	559	548	561	559	594	711
Other Subsidies	26	38	38	110	111	115
Hired Labour	227	239	236	244	242	255
Interest	115	93	99	90	83	84
Net rent	21	17	17	17	16	16
Total Income from Farming	221	236	247	318	365	471

Source: Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs Department
1. 2001 to 2003 figures are provisional
2. Increase in other subsidies is the result of the introduction of the new Less-Favoured Areas
Support Scheme which was worth 61m in 2001. This replaces Hill Livestock Compensatory Allowances for cattle and sheep which were paid on headage basis and therefore considered as direct subsidies and included under agriculture activities.

Chart 3.5: Total Income from Farming and Direct Subsidies, 1994 - 2003

Table 3.10: Net Farm Incomes and average Direct Subsidies by Farm Type, 2001/02 to 2003/04 1

Farm Type	2001/02			2002/03			2003/04 (forecast)
Farm Type	Net Farm Income /farm	Direct Subsidies /farm	Subsidies as % of NFI %	Net Farm Income /farm	Direct Subsidies* /farm	Subsidies as % of NFI %	Net Farm Income /farm	Direct Subsidies* /farm	Subsidies as % of NFI %
FA Sheep	110	20,300	18,500	8,600	25,100	290	9,900	25,500	260
LFA Beef	13,450	30,000	220	12,900	25,900	200	16,100	26,400	160
LFA Mixed Cattle & Sheep	11,900	34,900	290	17,000	34,700	200	21,400	35,200	160
Cereals	100	21,600	21,600	-1,600	21,900	1,370	17,700	23,800	130
General Cropping	6,700	26,100	390	-1,900	26,100	1,370	19,100	27,800	150
Dairy	32,600	10,100	30	5,100	10,700	210	9,200	10,000	110
Mixed	10,700	35,100	330	9,500	33,200	350	23,900	34,700	150
All	10,500	26,200	250	7,300	25,500	350	17,200	26,500	150

1. All NFI and Direct Subsidy figures are shown to the nearest hundred. Percentages are calculated from the unrounded figures and shown to the nearest 10%.
* Includes Less Favoured Areas Support Scheme (LFASS).

Table 3.11: Landings of sea fish by Scottish-based vessels 1993-2003

million

Country of landing	Year
Country of landing	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Scotland	253	270	282	292	269	281	271	248	243	247	220
Other UK countries	6	10	13	12	13	11	12	12	14	10	12
Other European Union countries	22	23	21	26	40	42	34	27	31	31	24
Rest of the World	8	7	12	34	38	65	29	43	54	40	24
Total	289	310	328	363	360	400	345	330	343	328	279

Source: SEERAD, DEFRA

Table 3.12: Number of Scottish-based vessels and numbers of persons employed in the Scottish catching sector, 1993-2003

	Year
	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Number of Scottish-based vessels	2,895	2,994	2,792	2,806	2,770	2,661	2,585	2,580	2,595	2,513	2,395
Number of fishermen employed	9,420	8,610	8,395	8,084	8,194	7,771	7,330	6,902	6,637	5,707	5,276

Source: SEERAD, SFPA (Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency)

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