European Tourism News
Radiohead’s European Tour to Drive Over €12 Million in Tourism Spending
As Radiohead prepares to embark on its highly anticipated 2025 European Tour, Mabrian and The Data Appeal Company – Almawave Group unveil new insights into the expected tourism economic impact surrounding the British band’s concerts. The analysis reveals how large-scale music events can reshape local spending patterns and generate meaningful opportunities for destinations across Europe.
Return of Chinese travellers to West: experts see opportunities but also challenges
Earlier this year a surge of Chinese visitors during the Lunar New Year holiday signalled a thaw after the pandemic’s chill. And this influx is now expected to gain momentum throughout the auspicious Year of the Dragon, fuelled by a predicted near-doubling of outbound Chinese trips in 2024. Oxford Economics forecasts a return to nearly 80% of pre-pandemic levels, heralding a vibrant revival of China-Europe tourism.
Travel & Tourism in Germany is Still Trailing European Neighbours, WTTC Research Reveals
The World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) 2024 Economic Impact Research (EIR) has revealed today a much slower recovery of Germany’s Travel & Tourism sector compared to other key European destinations.
WTTC Report Reveals Strong Recovery of Travel and Tourism Sector in Major Western European Cities
A new report from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has revealed strong signs of recovery of the economic impact from Travel & Tourism in the five city ‘powerhouses’ of Western Europe.
Europe Witnesses the Fastest Tourism Recovery in First 7 Months
Europe has experienced among the fastest recoveries in terms of international tourism arrivals for a period from January to July this year, with the number of international arrivals reaching a total of 74 per cent compared to pre-pandemic levels.
The 6th edition of the Wine Tourism conference kicks in on 19 September 2022, in Alba
UNWTO and the Government of Italy will celebrate the 6th Global Conference on Wine Tourism.