Economy Annual Business Survey: UK non-financial business economy foreign owned businesses, 2014 and 2015
In 2015, there were just over 2 million registered businesses in the UK non-financial business economy; of these, 1.1% (24,145) were owned by businesses outside of the UK, that is, were foreign-owned.
Despite this small proportion (1.1%) of businesses being foreign-owned, they contributed £333.7 billion in approximate gross value added (aGVA) to the UK non-financial business economy in 2015; this was a contribution of 28.6% to total aGVA in the UK. People, population and community Overseas travel and tourism, monthly provisional results: Jan 2017
Overseas residents made 2.9 million visits to the UK in January 2017; this is an increase of 11% when compared with January 2016.
UK residents made 4.6 million visits abroad in January 2017; this has increased by 9% when compared with January 2016.
Overseas residents spent £1.5 billion on their visits to the UK in January 2017; this is an increase of 15% when compared with January 2016. At the moment the ONS website only allows you to download data. Our research shows that users who choose a dataset sometimes only need some of that data. "Filter" means that you get the chance to select specific parts of data that might be useful to you. For example, you might only need the data relating to: a specific time period (e.g. 2009 to 2010) a particular geographical area (e.g. "Birmingham") people who are a particular age (e.g. 16 to 24) Try our data discovery tool and send us your feedback. The ONS Economic Forum is an event aimed at analysts, business economists, media, and academic users, to provide an opportunity to discuss issues relating to the measurement of the economy and the range of ONS economic statistics. The Economic Forums are now being scheduled to coincide with the publication of the Economic Quarterly Review. This event will give you the opportunity to hear about in-depth analysis of key economic issues and updates on transformation projects for economic statistics at ONS. Please register here to secure your place- along with details of any accessibility requirements. | 
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