Hotels, venues and travel: in which cities do businesses list a website?

Measured as the share of hotels, venues and travel business records with a website, Washington, DC is highest at 81.1% and Los Angeles lowest at 29.0%, across 16,207 OpenStreetMap records (extracts up to 11 Nov 2026).

Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, extract of 11 Nov 2026. The CSV is under the same licence.

Website listed

Website listed, OpenStreetMap records on the published lists.
NameRecordsWebsite listed
Los Angeles45829.0%
Birmingham23829.4%
Johannesburg20331.5%
Brisbane22432.6%
Melbourne64039.2%
San Francisco35441.2%
Sydney57241.6%
Toronto32743.1%
Indianapolis17643.8%
Montreal24944.2%
Manchester18244.5%
Cape Town22946.3%
New Orleans17546.9%
Phoenix21047.1%
San Diego26847.4%
Auckland50550.3%
Charlotte20652.4%
Houston37954.1%
Nashville22854.8%
Paris2,26755.7%
Austin25356.5%
Chicago28557.5%
Dallas18457.6%
Singapore60258.6%
San Antonio27959.1%
Columbus15859.5%
London2,12460.2%
New York City1,01264.5%
Berlin1,30764.9%
Denver16770.7%
Dublin23571.5%
Vancouver15372.5%
Amsterdam53673.3%
Seattle17776.3%
Edinburgh27277.2%
Atlanta16780.8%
Washington, DC20681.1%

Method

Every hotels, venues and travel list in a city (hotels, event venues, coworking spaces, travel agencies) is combined and the share of OpenStreetMap records with a website, contact:website or url tag is calculated. Cities with fewer than 150 records in this group are left out.

Limits

A low share can mean that the city is less thoroughly mapped as much as that its businesses have no website; compare cities within one country first.

Cite this study

Hotels, venues and travel: which cities' businesses list a website. Get a List Of, 11 Nov 2026, from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL). https://getalistof.com/data-studies/hospitality-website-coverage-by-city/

Questions

How was this measured?

Every hotels, venues and travel list in a city (hotels, event venues, coworking spaces, travel agencies) is combined and the share of OpenStreetMap records with a website, contact:website or url tag is calculated. Cities with fewer than 150 records in this group are left out.

What should I keep in mind?

A low share can mean that the city is less thoroughly mapped as much as that its businesses have no website; compare cities within one country first.

Can I reuse the numbers?

Yes. The CSV is a derived OpenStreetMap database under the Open Database License: credit OpenStreetMap contributors and keep changed versions under the same licence.

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