Over the past three years, Chautauqua County, New York, has experienced notable trends in both tourism and demographics.
Tourism Statistics:
2021: Chautauqua County achieved record visitation numbers, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. This success was attributed to the county's diverse tourism offerings and outdoor recreational amenities.
2022: Visitor spending in the Chautauqua-Allegheny region increased by 11%, reaching $671 million. Chautauqua County contributed $294 million to this total, representing 44% of the region's tourism sales.
2023: The upward trend continued with a 7% increase in visitor spending in Chautauqua County, totaling $314 million. The region's overall visitor spending reached $713 million, with Chautauqua County maintaining its 44% share.
Demographic Statistics:
Population: Chautauqua County's population has been gradually declining. In 2022, the estimated population was 126,027, decreasing to 124,891 in 2023. The projected population for 2024 is 124,438.
Median Age: As of 2021, the median age in Chautauqua County was 42.8 years.
Racial/Ethnic Composition (2023): The county's population was predominantly White (84.3%), followed by Hispanic (9.3%) and individuals identifying with two or more races (3.2%).
Median Household Income (2023): The median household income was $56,507.
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