Tourism statisticsCity2026
Omaha Tourism Statistics: 14.8M Visitors in 2025
Omaha, in Nebraska, United States, recorded 14.8 million visitors in 2025, Visit Omaha reports. AirROI estimates 27,185 Airbnb stays in Omaha in the 12 months to October 2026. The busiest month was June, and the quietest was January.
Airbnb figures are AirROI estimates for the 12 months to October 2026. Read the method
- Estimated Airbnb nights
- 154,352
- Typical Airbnb stay
- 5.7 nights
- Busiest Airbnb month
- June
- From within the United States, among guests who left a review
- 97.3%
Key facts
Omaha Tourism Facts
Each sentence names its place, period and source, so it can be quoted alone.
Official
- Visit Omaha puts Omaha at 14.8 million visitors in 2025.
Airbnb stays
- AirROI puts Airbnb stays in Omaha at 27,185 in the 12 months to October 2026.
- AirROI estimates Airbnb stays in Omaha added up to 154,352 nights in the 12 months to October 2026.
- AirROI estimates a typical Airbnb stay in Omaha lasted 5.7 nights in the 12 months to October 2026, booked about 36 days ahead.
Busiest months
- AirROI ranks June the busiest Airbnb month in Omaha in the 12 months to October 2026, followed by July and August, with January the quietest.
- AirROI estimates the six busiest Airbnb months in Omaha ran unbroken from May to October in the 12 months to October 2026.
- AirROI estimates Airbnb stays in Omaha in June were booked furthest ahead, about 62 days, against 21 days for January, in the 12 months to October 2026.
Guests
- AirROI estimates 97.3% of Omaha Airbnb guests who left a review as of October 2026 were from within the United States.
- Among Omaha Airbnb guests who left a review as of October 2026, Omaha was the top origin city at 6.2%, ahead of Kansas City at 3.1%, AirROI estimates.
By place
- AirROI ranks Omaha first for Airbnb stays among the 2 towns it lists in Nebraska in the 12 months to October 2026.
Official numbers
How Many Tourists Visit Omaha?
Visit Omaha counted 14.8 million visitors in 2025.
| Figure | What it counts | Year | Publisher |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14.8 millionVisitors | Travelers to Omaha including day-trippers and overnight guests | 2025 | Visit Omaha |
Airbnb stays
Airbnb Stays in Omaha
Omaha had 1,336 Airbnb homes in the 12 months to October 2026. They took an estimated 27,185 stays and 154,352 nights. A typical stay lasted 5.7 nights and was booked about 36 days ahead.
- Airbnb homes
- 1,336
- Airbnb stays, estimate
- 27,185
- Airbnb nights, estimate
- 154,352
- Typical stay
- 5.7 nights
- Booked ahead
- 36 days
Busiest months
When Is the Busiest Time in Omaha?
On Airbnb, June was the busiest month in Omaha in the 12 months to October 2026, then July and August. January was the quietest. The six busiest months run unbroken from May to October.
June ranks first, January last
Airbnb months in calendar order, 12 months to October 2026. The number is the month's rank, and 1 is the busiest. The bar shows its part of Airbnb nights.
- Three busiest months
- Other months
From busiest to quietest: June, July, August, May, September, October, March, December, November, April, February, January.
Month by month: rank, typical stay and days booked ahead
| Month | Share of nights | Booked ahead |
|---|---|---|
| June | 10.4% | 62 days |
| July | 9.6% | 43 days |
| August | 9.3% | 33 days |
| May | 9.2% | 47 days |
| September | 9.2% | 30 days |
| October | 8.8% | 35 days |
| March | 8.2% | 25 days |
| December | 7.8% | 26 days |
| November | 7.7% | 34 days |
| April | 7.1% | 42 days |
| February | 6.4% | 22 days |
| January | 6.3% | 21 days |
Share is each month's part of the year's Airbnb nights. Typical stay and days booked ahead are AirROI estimates for stays in each month.
Where guests come from
Where Do Omaha Airbnb Guests Come From?
Nearly all Omaha Airbnb guests who left a review as of October 2026 were from within the United States (97.3%), AirROI estimates. Among the same guests, Omaha was the top origin city at 6.2%, ahead of Kansas City at 3.1%. The figures rest on 90,754 reviews, written over many years.
97.3% from within the United States
Among guests who left a review, as of October 2026
- From within the United States 97.3%
- From abroad 2.7%
Top origin cities
Among guests who left a review
FAQ
Questions About Tourism in Omaha
How many tourists visit Omaha?
Omaha had 14.8 million visitors in 2025, according to Visit Omaha. AirROI estimates 27,185 Airbnb stays in Omaha in the 12 months to October 2026, which is a separate count of bookings.
When is the busiest time in Omaha?
The busiest Airbnb month in Omaha in the 12 months to October 2026 was June, then July and August. The six busiest months run from May to October.
What is the quietest month in Omaha?
January was the quietest Airbnb month in Omaha in the 12 months to October 2026, ranking 12th of 12, and February ranked 11th. Stays in January were booked about 21 days ahead, against 62 days for June.
How long is a typical Airbnb stay in Omaha?
A typical Airbnb stay in Omaha lasted 5.7 nights in the 12 months to October 2026, booked about 36 days ahead. By month, stays ran from 4.3 nights in September to 6.4 nights in July.
Where do Airbnb guests in Omaha come from?
Of Omaha Airbnb guests who left a review as of October 2026, 97.3% were from within the United States, AirROI estimates. Among the same guests, the top origin city was Omaha at 6.2%, ahead of Kansas City at 3.1%.
Are Airbnb stays the same as tourists?
No. Visit Omaha counts visitors (14.8 million in 2025). An Airbnb stay is one booking on one platform, however many guests it holds. AirROI's 27,185 stays are estimates for the 12 months to October 2026.
Method
How These Numbers Are Made
Official figures come from their publishers, linked above, and were last checked in November 2026. Stays and nights are AirROI estimates for the 12 months to October 2026, built from Airbnb listing data, and cover Airbnb only. Nights are stays times the typical stay: 27,185 stays at 5.68 nights. Month ranks compare each month's part of Airbnb nights. Origin rests on 90,754 reviews and describes guests who left a review, not everyone who stayed. Read the method page.