Incoming tourism in Germany - 2012 Edition

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Facts and Figures

German National Tourist Board

Incoming-TourismGermanyEdition


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Introduction/International tourism

Growth Outlook world tourism/Economic crisis and tourism

International travel destinationGerman / German in the World

German in the World T & T Competitiveness Index/

German inside Europe

Incoming Tourism in German Facts and Figures

Hotel prices in Europe and

German/Source markets orIncoming Tourism

Incoming Tourism importanceand breakdown / Seasonalbreakdown

Accommodation capacities /

Tpes o accommodation Cit breaks

Source markets or Incoming-Tourism / Airports

Business travel / Trade airs/Conventions

Business travel destinationsor Europeans / Tpes obusiness trips

Reasons or travel among Euro-peans/Holida preerences

Transport / Modal split/Satisaction o holidamakers

Disabled-Friendliness/Source markets in North-west / Southwest Europe

Source markets in NortheastEurope/Southeast Europe

Travel arrangements/Sourcemarkets in America / Israel

US source market

Asian source markets/

Tax-Free Shopping Other source markets/

GNTB growth outlook


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To coincide with the German Travel Mart (GTM) in the cit oLeipzig, the GNTB is publishing a summar o ke acts and guresor incoming tourism to German .

This publication is aimed at providing the GNTBs partners with aregular and up-to-date annual overview o the most important marketresearch results or the previous travel ear. This edition is based onstudies b the UNWTO, EUROSTAT, the WEF and studies carried out bthe GNTBs own business planning and market research department

like rom the World Travel Monitor, Qualit Monitoring o GermanTourism and data supplied b the Federal Statistical Oce, inter-national and national associations o tourism service providers.

Introduction

Record number in world Tourism 2011:980 million international arrivals

The destinations with the largest growth in international travelare Asia and Europe

arrivals in million Change /

World .

Europe .

Asia / Pacic .

Americas .

Middle East .

Arica .

+. %

+. %

+. %

+. %

. %

+. %

Mio.internationaleAnknfte weltweit

worldwide growthforecast 202: +%to +%

millionworldwideinternational arrivals

Source: UNWTO ()International tourism


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WORLD / EUROPE

Growth Outlook or world tourism 2030

Tourism is one o the global growth industries o the uture,with % orecast growth per annum to Europe

Arrivals

in million

Arrivals

in million

Arrivals

in million*

Annual

growth %

Market

share %

Market

share %*

Europe . . . +. . .

East Asia/Pacic . 7. . +.9 . 9.

Americas . . . +. .9 .7

Middle East . . 9. +. . .

Arica . . . +. . 7.

World . . ,. +. . .

Source: UNWTO ()Growth Outlook world tourism

: + .% worldwide+ .% Europe

* orecast

Japan

Europe

China

India

USA

European and major asian outbound markets

mostly crisis-resistant or traveling in 2012Impact o nancial and economic crisis on the travel behavior

Source: GNTB/WTM (), outbound travellers onlEconomic crisis and tourism

%

.0 %

.0 %

2.0 %

.0 %

3.0 %

32.0 %

2.0 % .0 %

2.0 % 2.0 %

2.0 % 3.0 %

.0 % 2.0 %

3.0 %

crisis-resistant change in travel behavior no travel (next month)

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Source: GNTB/WTM ()International travel destination Germany

Germany the second most popular travel destinationor Europeans in 2010 and 2011, behind Spain

German with a high growth rate among the top ve destinations worldwideor European travellers

Spain 48

Germany 43

France 36

Ital 33

Austria 23

Trips in million

+ %

+ %

+ %

+ %

+ %

Change /

Source: Anholt-GK Roper Nation-Brands-Index ()

Germany in the World

* rom a max. o points; in brackets: worldwide ranking

Germany worldwide in second place

Image : on the demand side, German is in second place o countriesworldwide. Tourism is one o the six ke locational actors or a countrs Image

. *

. *

. *

. *

. *

. *

Tourism ()

Exports ()

People ()

Governance ()

Cultural and Heritage ()

Investment and Immigration ()

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WORLD / EUROPE

Lasting impact o the World Cup, plus sporting

success, dene Germanys international image, justas much as museums, design and music

Tourism-related and cultural word associations: German continues to belinked with a broad range o cultural activities





Strenuous

FilmRelaxing

Fascinating

Informative Risqu Modern designBoring Museums Music CircusOpera Romantic Sculpture Spiritual

Exciting Sport Pop videosDepressing Street parades

Germany among the top 10 worldwide destinationsin tourism and culture

Major events (FIFA World Cup ) have lasting positive efects on image

PeriodRanking*

for Germanyoverall

Ranking*for tourism

image

Ranking*for cultural

image

st quarter (beore FIFA World Cup)

9

20064th quarter (ater FIFA World Cup)

9

9

*out o countries worldwide

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Source: World Economic Forum ()T & T Competitiveness Index

Germany has a market share o 7 % in total overnightstays by oreign visitors in the European Union

German is in the seventh place with a high growth rate

Source: Eurostat (), as o April Germany inside Europe

Total overnight stays by foreign

visitors in the 2 EU countries in 20

. mnChange 20/0: +.%

* in hotels and similar establishments

Change/overnight stas b oreign guests in million*

Indicator Score 2011

Health and hgiene .

Ground transport inrastructure .

Tourism inrastructure .

Cultural resources .

Saet and securit .

Education and training .

Environmental sustainabilit .

ICT inrastructure .7

Air transport inrastructure .

Index for GERMANY .

Germany leading in health standards, inrastructure,culture, security, education and environment

Germans strenght as international travel destination compaired with nations worldwide (Rank : Switzerland, rank : France)

Scale: = low, 7 = high

Spain .Ital .

France .

Great Britain .

Austria .

Greece .

Germany .

Portugal .

Czech. Republic .

Netherlands .

+ . %+ . %

+ . %

+ . %

+ . %

+ . %

+ . %

+ . %

+ . %

+ . %

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DIW econ , TSA-Base ear In hotels / b & b-hotels / inns / guesthouses (according to Federal Statistical Oce) GNTB/WTM () Deutsche Bundesbank, April IHA/STR Global

Germany

Source: Federal Statistical Oce (), GNTB ()Incoming Tourism in Germany

Capital Berlin

Federal states

Non-cit states

Cit states

Member o UNWTO since 97Surace (, sq. km) 7

Population (million) ,

Gross domestic product ( in Euro bn) ,7,

GDP per capita (in Euro) ,

Real GDP growth (in %) / + .7 / + .

Economic importance of travel and tourism

Total expenditure by tourists 7. bn

b domestic touristsb international tourists

.7 bn (7%) . bn (%)

Total national gross value added (direct, indirect, and induced efect) . bn.

Proportion o total national gross value added

o which: total national gross value added(direct efekt)

Proportion o total national gross value added

9.7%

97. bn

.%

Overall impact on employment(direct, indirect, and incluced) .9 million workers

Proportion o total number o workers in German

o which: impact on employment(direct)

Proportion o total number o workers in German

.%

.9 million workers

7.%International arrivals International arrivals in million (incoming) .

Arrivals per o the population

Travel and tourism in Germany Overnight stas b domestic travellers (thousands) ,9

Domestic growth + . %

Overnight stas b international travellers (thousands) ,7

International growth + .7 %

Total overnight stas (thousands) 9,

Total growth + . %

Sales turnover o overnight stas b domestic travellers . bn

of which hotel / guesthouseOvernight stas b domestic travellers (thousands) 9,9

Overnight stas b international travellers (thousands) ,9

Total overnight stas (thousands) ,7

Number o hotel beds (as o Jul ) ,7,

Hotel room occupanc

(: .%) . %Outgoing travel

Trips taken b Germans (in thousands) ,9

O which trips abroad (in thousands) 7,9

No. o oreign holida trips per o the population

Inbound travel from Europe

Trips to German b Europeans (in thousands) ,7

Expenditure or travel to German per trip/person: per night/person:

Length o sta in German (average) . nights

Travel and tourism balance of payments

Expenditure on travel and tourism ( / : + . %) . bn

Income rom travel and tourism ( / : + .7 %) 7.9 bn

International balance o paments or travel and tourism ( / : . %) .7 bn

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80 100 120 140 240160 ( )

Source: IHA/STR Global ()Hotel prices in Europe and Germany

Comparison o hotel pricesin European and German cities

German has an excellent price / perormance ratio in hotel accomodation

Breakdown o overnight staysin Germany by continent

Europe with a growth rate o +. % in still the most importantsource market. Asia extends its market share

Australia, NewZealand andOceania %

Arica %Other %

Source: Federal Statistical Oce ()Source markets for Incoming Tourism

%Europe

%Americas %Asia

EU-Average: 100 (+2.6 %)Germany:92 (+1.4 %)Berlin: 86( 2.0 %)

TOP 5 EuropeParis 237

London 154

Rome 149

Brussels 111

Amsterdam 88TOP 5 Germany

Frankurt 116

Munich 114

Heidelberg 109

Duesseldor 108

Hamburg 102

+ 12.5 %

+ 6.2 %

+ 4.3 %

+ 3.7 %

1.2 %

+ 2.9 %

0.9 %

+ 2.8 %

+ 3.4 %

+ 2.6 %

Net prices in , Change /

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Incoming Tourism importance and breakdown Source: Federal Statistical Oce ()

Overnight stays in Germanyby oreign visitors in 2011 by ederal state

BavariaBaden-Wuerttemberg

Rhineland-Palatinate

Hesse

Thuringia

Saxon-Anhalt

Saxon

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Lower Saxon

North Rhine-Westphalia

Seasonal breakdown o overnight staysby oreign visitors travelling to Germany

overnight stas b oreign visitors (,)

Source: Federal Statistical Oce ()Seasonal breakdown

Jan Feb March April Ma June Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Brandenburg

Schleswig-Holstein

Total overnight stays

.millionSaarland278,618

Berlin9,250,538

Hamburg

2,042,103

Bremen407,290

,,

1,464,430

3,366,579

5,647,316

5,378,032

8,786,133

763,184

798,026

1,633,733

456,416

566,419

,

7,

,

,

,

,

,

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Source: Federal Statistical Oce () as o Jul Accommodation capacities

Accommodation capacit

Type of accommodation Establishmentsin operation Share in %*

Hotels ,9 .

Bed & breakast hotels 7,9 .

Inns , .7

Guesthouses , .

Traditional accommodation providers , .

Leisure, recreational and training centres , .

Holida centres 9 .

Holida homes or apartments ,79 9.

Holida cottages, outh hostels ,9 .

Campsites , .

Preventative medical clinics and rehabilitation clinics 9 .

All types of accommodation , .

Capacities in Germany by type of accommodation 2011

Overnight stays in Germany by oreign visitorsin 2011 by type o accommodation

Source: Federal Statistical Oce ()Types of accommodation

Hotels %

Bed & break-ast hotels %

Campsites %

Inns %

Holida centres %

Holida cottages,outh hostels %

Holida homes orapartments %

Guesthouses %

Others %

Market share of hotelsand b&b-hotels

%

*deviations due to rounding

Share in %*

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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 8

Source: Federal Statistical Oce ()City breaks

Breakdown o overnight stays in 2011 by oreignvisitors in German towns and cities according to size

% o overnight stas b oreign visitors are in towns and cities witha population o more than ,

%less than 0,000

%0,000 00,000

%more than 00,000

City breaks Source: Regional Statistical Oces (), GNTB ()

Top towns and cities in Germany in 2011(overnights stays)

The largest cities have about % market share o all overnight stasb oreign visitors in German

Berlin ,,

Munich ,,

Frankurt / Main ,,

Hamburg ,,

Cologne ,,

Duesseldor ,,

Stuttgart ,

Nuremberg ,

Dresden ,

Hanover ,

Leipzig ,

. %

. %

. %

. %

. %

. %

. %

. %

. %

. %

. %

excluding campsites The percentage gures reer to the number o overnight stas b oreign

visitors as a percentage o the total number o overnight stas (in each respective cit)

million

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20 4 6 8 10

0 10 20 30 40 50

million

Top 20 source markets or Germany by numbero overnight stays in 2011

Netherlands Germans number source market, Switzerlandrst time at second place

Change /

Source markets for Incoming Tourism Source: Federal Statistical Oce ()

*excl. transit ights

Source: ADV ()Airports

Trac revenue at Germanys internationalairports increased by + 5.0 % in 2011

9 % o the passenger volume o 9. million is allotted to the TOP airports*

Frankurt 56.3

Munich 37.6

Berlin 24.0

Duesseldor 20.3

Hamburg 13.5

Cologne / Bonn 9.6

Stuttgart 9.5

Hanover 5.3

Nuremberg 3.9

Hahn 2.8

Passengers (millions); Change /

Netherlands .Switzerland .

USA .UK .

Ital .Austria .France .

Belgium .Denmark .

Spain .Russia .Poland .

Sweden .PR o China & Hong Kong .

Japan .Arab Gul States .

Czech Republic .

Norwa .Australia .Hungar .

+ . %+ . %

. %+ . % . %+ . %+ . %+ . %

+ . %+ . %

+ . %+ . %

+ . %+ . %

+ . %+ . %

+ . %

+ . %+ . %

+ . %

.%

+ . %

+ . %

+ .%

+ .%

+ .%

. %

+ . %

+ . %

. %

. %

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Source: DIW econ ()Business travel / Trade fairs / Conventions

Trade Fairs in German

Foreign visitors / AUMA categor international and national events

Total. millionforeign visitors

Arica . %

Middle East . %

North America . %

Latin America . %

Australia / Oceania . %

South-East-Central-Asia

. %

.%European Union

.%Europe (Non-EU)

Source: AUMA ()

Total expenditure . billion= 13% of the total expenditure by tourists in Germany of 278.3 billion

Private travellers Business travellers

With accommodation . billion . billion

Da visits . billion . billion

Total . billion . billion

Germany as a conerence location:No. 1 in Europe no. 2 worldwide

ICCA - Ranking: International Meetings

Source: ICCA ()

Rank TOP 10 in Europe Number of meetings TOP 10 worldwide Number of meetings

. Germany USA 623

. Spain 451 Germany

. UK 3 Spain 451

. France 31 UK 3

. Ital 341 France 31

International visitors spend around 37 billion in totalduring their trips to Germany

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Source: GNTB / WTM ()Business travel destinations for Europeans

Germany leads the way among the top tenbusiness travel destinations or Europeans

German 11.4

Great Britain .

France .

Ital .

Austria .

Spain .

USA .

Netherlands .

Sweden .

China .

business trips in million

Source: GNTB / WTM ()Types of business trips

Breakdown o European business travel volume intodiferent types o business trips to Germany 2011

. million promotable business trips

% Incentives(+ %-Point)

Total volume 2011

.million trips

%Traditional business trips(+/ %-Points)

%Conferences / congresses(+/ 0 %-Points)

%Trade fairs andexhibitions( %-Point)

%Promotable business trips(+/ %-Points)

Share (change to )

Business trips by Europeans

total in 2011: .million

.

2.

.

0.

0.

.0

.

2.0

.

2.0

.3

2.

0.

0.

0.

.2

.

.

.

2.

Traditional business trips Promotable business trips (Meeting/Incentive/Convention/Exhibition)

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Source: GNTB/WTM ()Reasons for travel among Europeans

Reasons or travel among Europeans travellingabroad and to Germany in 2011

German has a disproportionatel large share o the international businesstravel market and is generating growing demand in the leisure sector

Reason for travelEurope

in million *Germany

in million*Europe Percentage *

Germany Percentage*

Holidas . . 7. % .9 %

Short breaks o nights 7. .7 . % . %

Longer holidas o + nights . . . % 9. %

Visits to riends

or relatives . .7 . % .7 %

Other travel 9. . 7. % . %

Business trips . . . % . %

Total travel . . % %

Ranking o holiday contents o Europeans inGermany 2011 as a percentage

In Germans strengths la in cit / event breaks and general tours

Source: GNTB / WTM ()Holiday preferences

Cit breaks

General tours

Other holida

Holidas in the countrside

Trip or a special private occasion

Seaside / lakeside holidas

Event-related holidas

Holidas in the mountains

Sports holidas

Visit o a leisure park

Health & tness holidas

Winter sports

Cruise / boat holida

Europeansto German

Europeans

worldwide

* deviations due to rounding

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

% %

%

share responses

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Source: GNTB / WTM ()Transport / Modal split

%Plane(+ %-Point)

%Car( %-Points)

Car and plane travel morepopular again in 2011

All trips rom Europe to German in : . million

% Coach( %-Point)

% Other(+ %-Point)

% Rail(+/ %-Points) . million

European trips toGermany in 20

Share (change to )

Source: GNTB/ERV () , rounded valuesSatisfaction of holidaymakers

Overall satisfaction.

.

Range & qualit o

products and services

.

.

Accommodation.

.

Food and drink.

.

Opening times.

.

Value or mone.

.

Excellent scores rom abroad or

destination Germany

Holida travellers

average score/*

Business travellers

= delighted; = disappointed

... .

*Ma April , total travel rom abroad, as o Februar

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Source: GNTB / ERV (), rounded valuesDisabled-Friendliness

People withrestricted mobilit

2.252.79

Walking impaired /wheelchair users

.

.

Blind / partiallsighted people

.

.

Dea / hard ohearing people

.

.

Visitors with pushchairs.

.

Good to satisactory rating or accessibilityby German and international visitors

Was our holida disabled-riendl?

Level o satisactionor German visitors

Level o satisactionor oreign visitors

= delighted; = disappointed

. ... .

Markets Overnight stays Forecast OS * Population in millions

Northwest Europe ,, ,, .

Netherlands ,, ,, to ,, .7

UK and Rep. o Ireland ,, ,, to ,, .9

Belgium ,7, ,7, to ,, .

Luxembourg 7, , .

Southwest Europe ,, ,, .

Switzerland ,7, ,, to 7,, 7.7

Ital ,,7 ,, .

France ,9, ,, .

Spain ,,7 ,, .Total ,, ,, .

Source: Federal Statistical Ofce 2012 (4), GNTB 2012 (6)Source markets in Northwest / Southwest Europe

Source markets in Northwest and Southwest Europe

With a total o . million overnight stas in , the source markets o

Northwest and Southwest Europe have a % share o all overnight stasin German b oreign visitors

* deviations due to rounding data

Overnight stays by foreign visitors

:. mn :.mn

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Northeast Europe /Russia

,, ,, .

Denmark ,,79 ,, to ,, .

Russia ,7, ,, .

Poland ,7,79 ,, .

Sweden ,, ,, to ,, 9.

Norwa 79, 9, .9

Finland ,9 9, .

Baltic States 9, , .

Source: Federal Statistical Oce (), GNTB ()Source markets in Northeast Europe

Source markets in Northeast Europe / Russia

With . million overnight stas in , the source markets o Northernand Eastern Europe / Russia have a % share o all overnight stasin German b oreign visitors

Source markets in Southeast Europe

With a total o about . million overnight stas in , the source markets oSoutheast Europe have about a % share o all overnight stas in Germanb oreign visitors


Southeast Europe ,, ,, .

Austria ,,9 ,, to ,7, .

Czech Republic 7,79 7, .

Hungar , , .

Slovakia 7,99 7, .

Slovenia ,9 , .

Balkans ,,** ,, 7.

* deviations due to rounding **GNTB calculation; data

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia

Source markets in Southeast Europe Source: Federal Statistical Oce (), GNTB ()Source markets in Southeast Europe


:.mn :.mn


:.mn :.mn

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Used booking sites o the Europeanswhen traveling to Germany

German must adopt a multi-channelling strateg in order to succeedagainst international competition

Multiple responses;onl prebooked trips

Share o booking channels / sites in % ()

Internet %

Travel Agenc %

Direct(Accommodation) %

Direct(Transport) %

Tourist Oce %

Implant %

Club, Newspaper,Church, School %

Others %

Source: GNTB/WTM ()Travel arrangements

Markets Overnight stays Forecast OS *Population in

millions

America / Israel ,, ,, .

USA ,,97 ,9, .

Canada 97,79 , .

Brazil ,9 , 9.7

Central-/South America , n.n. .

America total ,, ,, .

Israel , , .

* deviations due to rounding data

Source markets in America / Israel

With about . million overnight stas in the source markets in Americaand Israel have a % share o all overnight stas in German b oreign visitors.USA with a total o . million overnight stas in is the main overseassource market

Source: Federal Statistical Oce (), GNTB ()Source markets in America / Israel


:.mn :.mn

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% % % % % % %( )

Main travel destinationsor US Americans in Europe

Total travel rom the USA to Europe : . million trips

Multiple selection odestinations possible

Trips in million

Source: GNTB / WTM ()US source market

Source: GNTB / WTM ()US source market

General tours/sightseeing are the dominantholiday activities o US travellers in Germany 2011

Tpe o holida in German b visitors rom USA

Great Britain 2.6

Ital 2.1

France 1.8

Germany 1.7

Eastern Europe 1.2

Belgium / Netherl. / Luxemb. 1.1Spain 1.1

Austria/Switzerland 0.9

Ireland 0.7

Northern Europe 0.6

. . . . . .

General tours/Sightseeing

45 %

Trips or a specialprivate occasion

11 %

Holidas in thecountrside 10 %

Cruise/Boat holida 8 %

Cit breaks 7 %

Event-related holidas 4 %

Other holida 15 %

Share in %

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% % % % % %

Source: Federal Statistical Oce (), GNTB ()Asian source markets

PR o

China &

Hong Kong

,.

,.

.

Japan

,.

,.

,.

India,.

.

Arabic Gul

States

,.

,.

.

China is most important Asian source marketor Germany

Overnight stas in ,

Forecast

Source: Global Blue ()Tax-Free Shopping

Russia, China and Switzerland are amongst the

highest spenders or tax-ree shopping in Germany

* Change /

share o nations at total sales turnover

, ,, ,

China . %

Russia . %

Switzerland . %

UAE . %

Brazil . %

Ukraine . %

Taiwan . %

Japan . %

USA . %

+ . %*

+ . %*

+ .%*

+ .%*

+ .%*

+ . %*

+ . %*

+ . %*

+ . %*

ASIA /WORLD


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**

Source markets Asia, Australia and Arica

With about . million overnight stas in , the source markets Asia,Australia and Arica have a share o about % o all overnight stas inGerman b oreign visitors

Source: Federal Statistical Oce (), GNTB ()Other source markets

* deviations due to rounding

Source: Federal Statistical Oce (), GNTB ()GNTB growth outlook

GNTB growth orecasts or 2020

Through successul marketing German can net about to millionovernight stas rom abroad b

** excl. . million other overnight stas

overnight stas (millions), including campsites

Forecast

data Australia onl

Overnight stays Forecast OS * Population in million

Asia/Australia/Africa ,, ,, ,.

PR o China / Hong Kong ,, ,, ,7.

Japan ,,79 ,, .

Arabic Gul States ,, ,, .

Australia, New Zeelandand Oceania 7, 9,

.

India 7, ,, ,.

South Korea , , .

South Arica ,7 n.n. .


:.mn :.mn

Europe

59.0

48.7

33.6

Asia /

Australia /

Arica

9.0

6.7

4.9

America /

Israel

8.0

7.0

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Working on behal o the ederal government, the GermanNational Tourist Board, based in Frankurt am Main, has beenplanning, coordinating and implementing activities or marketingGerman abroad or more than ears.

The aims o the GNTB with its regional managements andits oreign representative oces / sales and marketingagencies include:

Strengthening the economic position o GermanIncreasing the volume o tourismIncreasing tourism exports.

As a registered non-prot organisation, the GNTB is committed totransparenc and ecienc rather than commercial gain.

Sources

1 UNWTO World Tourism Organization, World

Tourism Barometer 3 / 2012, Madrid 2012

2 EUROSTAT, Luxembourg 2012

3 World Economic Forum, Travel & Tourism

Competitiveness Report 2011, Geneva 2011

4 Federal Statistical Oce, Annual Reports

and Monthl Reports 15 to 2011,

Wiesbaden 2012

5 GNTB / IPK-International, World Travel

Monitor, Malta 2011, 2012

6 GNTB Market Research, Frankurt 2011, 2012

GNTB / Anholt-GK Roper Nation-Brands-

Index 2011, USA 2011

8 Association o the German Trade Fair Industr

(AUMA), Messe-Trend, Ke Figures, Berlin 2011

Meeting- und Event Barometer o EITW

commissioned b EVVC, GCB, GNTB;Wernigerode 2010, 2011

10 German International Hotel Association

(IHA) / STR Global, Berlin 2012

11 Regional Statistical Oces 2012

12 Global Blue German, Duesseldor 2012

13 ADV (German Airports Association),

Berlin 2012

14 GNTB / Europische Reiseversicherung AG,

Qualittsmonitor Deutschland-Tourismus,

(Qualit Monitoring o German Tourism)

Frankurt, Munich 2010 2012

15 DIW econ, Berlin 2012

16 ICCA, Amsterdam 2011

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