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Statistics for 2014

Here's some useful information and statistics for 2014 on the Thai Massage Guide and Thai massage in Sweden.

During 2014, ThaiMassageGuiden had 979,752 visits spread across 463,418 unique visitors.
That corresponds to 81,646 visits per month or approximately 2,721 people per day.

Visitors spent an average of 5 minutes and 52 seconds on the website.
96.68% of visits came from Sweden and 54.1% were returning visitors.



The ten most popular salons in Sweden in 2014 were (in order)

  1. Sunny Spa & Massage (moved)
  2. Nureta Massage (closed)
  3. Yoko Massage (closed)
  4. ChiangMai Thaimassage
  5. Klong Kun Thaimassage
  6. PinAnu Thaimassage
  7. Im-Em Spa & Thaimassage (moved)
  8. Janista Spa & Thaimassage
  9. Khonkaen Thai Relax & Spa
  10. Hässelbymassage
It's worth mentioning that all of these salons on the list, except one, have purchased a graphic ad or sponsored placement from us.



The average price for an hour of oil massage in Sweden in 2014 was 388 SEK.
The average price for an hour of Thai massage was 385 SEK.

In Stockholm, however, an hour of oil massage cost on average only 373 SEK.
and an hour of Thai massage cost on average only 368 SEK.

This makes Stockholm the cheapest place in Sweden to buy both oil massage and Thai massage.

In Gothenburg, on the other hand, an hour of oil massage cost on average as much as 401 SEK.
and an hour of Thai massage cost 406 SEK.

This makes Gothenburg the most expensive place in Sweden for oil massage.

In Malmö, an hour of oil massage cost on average 389 SEK.
and an hour of Thai massage cost 408 SEK.

This makes Malmö the most expensive place in Sweden for Thai massage.

The cheapest price for both an hour of oil massage and Thai massage could be had for only 250 SEK as the regular price at Aree Thai Massage in Upplands Väsby.
This makes this salon uniquely the cheapest in Sweden and the only one to have this as a regular price during most of 2014. Since then, they have increased their price to 300 SEK.

The most expensive price for an hour of oil massage was 600 SEK as the regular price and could only be found at 3 salons; Lets Relax Spa, R P Bodytheraphy Center and Sujinda Hälso & Thaimassage.
The most expensive price for an hour of Thai massage was also 600 SEK as the regular price, but was available at 4 salons;  Lotus Spa, Nora Massage, Momo Jord Thaimassage and Stockholm relax.

During 2014, a total of 1,318 reviews were written, giving an average of 110 reviews per month, or approximately 3.6 reviews per day.


The three biggest complaints reviewers had about the salons in 2014 were;
  1. Time keeping
  2. The quality of the massage
  3. Inability to keep appointments