Destinations

plus

International tourism in Europe on an uptrend

1 min reading time

Published on 09/09/14 - Updated on 17/03/22

Londres

According to a study realized by the European Travel Commission, international arrivals in Europe have grown once again by 5.4% in 2013.

International tourism continues to grow in Europe. The number of arrivals on the continent progressed by 5.4% in 2013, confirming the positive trend observed over the previous four years. The study realized by the European Travel Commission reveals that 50% of its arrivals came from eight supply markets. Germany is in the lead, with 14% of the total, followed by the United Kingdom with 9%. Russia follows in the ranking with France, then the Netherlands, Italy and then United States bringing up the rear. In terms of growth in number of tourist arrivals, Russia realized the best performance in 2013 (+13%), while the United Kingdom and Germany post modest growth.

The European Travel Commission expects continuing growth in number of international arrivals in Europe in the years to come, by around 3.8% between 2013 and 2016. German, British and American markets should contribute significantly.
For further

Every week, the HON team brings you an expert look at the world of hospitality. By becoming a member, you will have access to a complete ecosystem: exclusive content, jobs, etc.

BECOME A MEMBER

Sign up to add topics in favorite. Sign up to add categories in favorite. Sign up to add content in favorite. Register for free to vote for the application.

Already signed up? Already signed up? Already signed up? Already registered?