Number of sea passengers travelling on routes between Wales and the Republic of Ireland, by port
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General description
This dataset gives details on sea passenger traffic between Wales and the Irish Republic, by route, up to the year 2022. Data are presented as the number of passengers (thousands) at ports in Wales.Data collection and calculation
International ferry passenger statistics are collected monthly from ferry operators by DfT. They include drivers of lorries, coaches and other vehicles but exclude passengers on purely domestic routes.Frequency of publication
AnnualData reference periods
The statistics relate to cases in Wales from 1998 up to the year 2022Revisions information
Data for previous periods are routinely updated. Data for the current financial or calendar year may be revised with the release of next year’s data set.Statistical quality
Timeliness and punctualityThe statistics presented covers traffic to and from ports in Wales 2022.
Comparability and coherence
The Department for Transport produces a range of statistics relating to the maritime sector presenting information on domestic waterborne freight, ports, sea passengers, shipping fleets and sea farers.
