According to the latest long-distance travel barometer (LHTB), a joint project of the European Travel Commission (ETC) and Eurail BV, interest in traveling to Europe is growing
As many as three out of four Europeans plan to travel in the next six months, and the most attractive are Mediterranean destinations, according to ETC research
The report predicts that European tourism will continue to recover in 2022, albeit at a slower pace than expected
The Russian-Ukrainian conflict has created new challenges for the European travel sector, but appears to have had a limited impact on the mood for long-distance travel.
The European Travel Commission's quarterly report predicts that the recovery of European travel will continue in the remaining months of this year
The report provides a series of recommendations for European destinations, enabling them to plan and make strategic decisions to improve tourist experiences.
In the first six months of this year, as the ETC report shows, travel is still the top priority for Europeans
The travel recovery continued in late 2022, thanks to much reduced demand and excess savings accumulated during the pandemic
European foreign tourist arrivals in 2022 were 18% below 2019 levels, and the recovery in flight numbers across Europe continues to stall in the first months of 2023.
The number of Europeans planning to travel from June to November 2023 has decreased by 4% compared to last year, but remains high
The old continent is still attractive, but caution is felt in the first quarter.
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