Overseas Travel and Tourism - UK Data...

MQ6Transport Travel and Tourism

Overseas Travel and TourismQuarter 1 2008

UK Data Archive Study Number 5993 - International Passenger Survey, 2008

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Contents

Travel and tourism 1998 to 2008Table Page1 visits to the UK by overseas residents ............................................. 42 visits abroad by UK residents ........................................................... 53 earnings at current prices ................................................................. 64 expenditure at current prices ........................................................... 75 earnings and expenditure at constant prices .................................... 86 nights spent in the UK by overseas residents ................................... 97 nights spent abroad by UK residents .............................................. 10

Overseas residents' visits to the UK 2006 to 2008Table Page8 visits by area of residence and purpose of visit (all modes) ........... 119 visits by area of residence and purpose of visit (air) ...................... 1210 visits by area of residence and purpose of visit (sea & tunnel) ....... 1311 spending by area of residence and purpose of visit ...................... 1412 visits by area of residence and nationality .................................... 1513 visits by UK region of visit and area of residence ......................... 1614 visits to the UK by country of residence ........................................ 1715 spending on visits to the UK by country of residence ................... 1816 visits to the UK by country of residence and mode of travel ......... 1917 visits to the UK by country of residence and nationality ............... 20

UK residents' visits abroad 2006 to 2008Table Page18 visits by area visited and purpose of visit (all modes) ................... 2119 visits by area visited and purpose of visit (air) .............................. 2220 visits by area visited and purpose of visit (sea & tunnel) .............. 2321 spending by area visited and purpose of visit ............................... 2422 visits by area visited and nationality .............................................. 2523 visits abroad by country of visit ..................................................... 2624 spending on visit abroad by country of visit .................................. 2725 visits abroad by country of visit and mode of travel ...................... 282 6 visits abroad by country of visit and nationality .................. 2 9

Explanatory notesPage

Notes to tables ....................................................................................... 30Exclusions ............................................................................................... 30Symbols .................................................................................................. 30Definitions ........................................................................................... 3 1Sample methodology ....................................................................... 3 2Accuracy of the results .................................................................... 3 2Important change in IPS sampling ................................................ 3 3Services and products ..................................................................... 3 3Further information ........................................................................... 3 3The main analysis variables on the IPS database ..................... 3 4

Travel and tourism 1998 to 2008

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Table 1Vis its to the UK by overseas res idents thous ands

North of which of which of which O ther T otal P ercent S eas onallyAm erica E urope E U 27 E U 25 E U 15 C ountries W orld change adjus ted

Annual1998 4,553 17,383 15,893 15,835 15,212 3,809 25,745 0.9 -1999 4,599 16,816 15,349 15,279 14,584 3,979 25,394 -1.4 -2000 4,869 16,086 14,716 14,652 14,020 4,253 25,209 -0.7 -2001 4,228 14,857 13,602 13,535 12,865 3,751 22,835 -9.4 -2002 4,272 16,217 14,866 14,799 14,126 3,691 24,180 5.9 -

2003 3,997 17,207 15,783 15,699 14,787 3,511 24,715 2.2 -2004 4,356 19,424 17,818 17,738 16,328 3,975 27,755 12.3 -2005 4,234 21,565 19,714 19,626 17,424 4,171 29,970 8.0 -2006 4,764 23,377 21,287 21,154 18,477 4,572 32,713 9.2 -2007P 4,447 23,556 21,513 21,230 18,527 4,555 32,558 -0.5 -

Quarterly1999 q1 861 3,462 3,157 3,147 3,047 724 5,046 5.0 6,420

q2 1,359 4,535 4,161 4,140 3,932 905 6,799 -0.5 6,420q3 1,475 4,979 4,561 4,538 4,311 1,460 7,913 -1.4 6,310q4 905 3,840 3,470 3,454 3,293 890 5,636 -7.3 6,250

2000 q1 929 3,335 3,080 3,069 2,939 729 4,993 -1.1 6,340q2 1,433 4,268 3,958 3,940 3,787 1,032 6,733 -1.0 6,400q3 1,535 4,798 4,371 4,349 4,122 1,609 7,943 0.4 6,310q4 972 3,684 3,307 3,292 3,172 883 5,540 -1.7 6,160

2001 q1 880 3,221 2,935 2,922 2,774 762 4,863 -2.6 6,230q2 1,308 4,042 3,728 3,715 3,550 929 6,279 -6.7 5,950q3 1,338 4,352 4,015 3,984 3,746 1,410 7,100 -10.6 5,550q4 702 3,242 2,924 2,914 2,794 649 4,593 -17.1 5,100

2002 q1 825 3,029 2,749 2,735 2,621 671 4,525 -6.9 5,750q2 1,207 4,314 4,003 3,994 3,823 853 6,375 1.5 6,210q3 1,402 4,787 4,411 4,381 4,125 1,367 7,555 6.4 6,190q4 837 4,087 3,702 3,689 3,557 800 5,724 24.6 6,240

2003 q1 756 3,536 3,254 3,233 3,062 652 4,944 9.2 6,110q2 1,037 4,291 3,944 3,925 3,727 744 6,073 -4.7 5,820q3 1,305 4,890 4,518 4,493 4,187 1,339 7,534 -0.3 6,280q4 898 4,490 4,066 4,048 3,811 776 6,165 7.7 6,670

2004 q1 825 3,907 3,636 3,607 3,399 717 5,449 10.2 6,670q2 1,246 4,858 4,460 4,446 4,106 918 7,022 15.6 6,720q3 1,419 5,600 5,115 5,096 4,633 1,482 8,501 12.8 6,960q4 865 5,059 4,608 4,589 4,191 859 6,783 10.0 7,270

2005 q1 775 4,654 4,259 4,241 3,858 744 6,172 13.3 7,420q2 1,172 5,682 5,227 5,204 4,602 1,014 7,868 12.0 7,560q3 1,399 5,959 5,445 5,418 4,775 1,500 8,858 4.2 7,360q4 889 5,271 4,783 4,764 4,188 912 7,072 4.3 7,640

2006 q1 861 4,735 4,328 4,298 3,790 755 6,351 2.9 7,660q2 1,304 6,104 5,587 5,570 4,956 1,068 8,476 7.7 8,160q3 1,568 6,996 6,350 6,296 5,381 1,732 10,296 16.2 8,670q4 1,031 5,543 5,023 4,990 4,350 1,016 7,591 7.3 8,230

2007P q1 830 5,197 4,723 4,666 4,027 847 6,873 8.2 8,210q2 1,286 6,304 5,779 5,712 5,047 1,103 8,693 2.6 8,350q3 1,445 6,496 5,981 5,907 5,099 1,643 9,584 -6.9 7,990q4 886 5,559 5,031 4,945 4,354 963 7,407 -2.4 8,020

2008P q1 792 5,483 5,007 4,974 4,143 918 7,193 4.7 8,490

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Table 2Vis its abroad by UK res idents thous ands


Annual1998 4,158 41,552 39,301 39,192 37,237 5,163 50,872 10.7 -1999 4,733 43,620 41,587 41,493 39,500 5,529 53,881 5.9 -2000 5,060 45,763 43,639 43,531 41,140 6,014 56,837 5.5 -2001 4,656 47,573 45,334 45,193 42,566 6,052 58,281 2.5 -2002 4,211 48,879 46,499 46,312 43,822 6,287 59,377 1.9 -

2003 4,142 50,667 48,066 47,859 45,090 6,615 61,424 3.4 -2004 4,780 51,525 48,583 48,221 45,137 7,889 64,194 4.5 -2005 4,869 52,838 49,390 48,928 44,991 8,734 66,441 3.5 -2006 4,702 55,170 51,314 50,923 46,431 9,664 69,536 4.7 -2007P 4,640 55,178 51,167 50,765 46,126 10,211 70,029 0.7 -

Quarterly1999 q1 845 7,636 7,307 7,288 6,986 1,398 9,879 7.6 13,300

q2 1,192 12,007 11,486 11,466 10,916 1,375 14,575 10.1 13,910q3 1,428 14,907 14,090 14,042 13,286 1,403 17,738 4.5 13,290q4 1,267 9,069 8,705 8,697 8,311 1,353 11,690 1.8 13,380

2000 q1 1,023 7,622 7,277 7,248 6,918 1,497 10,142 2.7 13,640q2 1,244 12,034 11,518 11,497 10,772 1,513 14,792 1.5 14,030q3 1,515 16,144 15,218 15,172 14,398 1,576 19,236 8.4 14,560q4 1,278 9,962 9,625 9,614 9,052 1,427 12,666 8.4 14,610

2001 q1 982 8,116 7,745 7,723 7,359 1,744 10,842 6.9 14,420q2 1,256 12,775 12,208 12,178 11,439 1,631 15,662 5.9 14,860q3 1,442 16,750 15,834 15,757 14,805 1,460 19,652 2.2 14,860q4 976 9,933 9,548 9,536 8,964 1,216 12,125 -4.3 14,140

2002 q1 886 8,398 8,014 7,990 7,630 1,659 10,943 0.9 14,630q2 1,006 13,066 12,502 12,474 11,759 1,539 15,611 -0.3 14,800q3 1,182 16,957 15,953 15,849 15,027 1,590 19,729 0.4 14,790q4 1,137 10,458 10,030 9,999 9,406 1,499 13,094 8.0 15,280

2003 q1 882 8,802 8,374 8,342 7,941 1,822 11,506 5.1 15,120q2 1,051 13,749 13,124 13,093 12,393 1,497 16,297 4.4 15,420q3 1,130 17,529 16,447 16,324 15,369 1,671 20,330 3.0 15,400q4 1,079 10,587 10,121 10,099 9,387 1,625 13,291 1.5 15,390

2004 q1 1,024 8,772 8,344 8,294 7,824 2,021 11,817 2.7 15,380q2 1,163 13,862 13,184 13,116 12,302 1,886 16,911 3.8 16,140q3 1,342 17,848 16,565 16,375 15,361 2,083 21,273 4.6 16,140q4 1,250 11,043 10,490 10,437 9,651 1,900 14,194 6.8 16,530

2005 q1 1,148 9,388 8,901 8,822 8,191 2,285 12,821 8.5 16,450q2 1,221 14,058 13,168 13,107 12,090 2,138 17,417 3.0 16,590q3 1,324 18,183 16,775 16,519 15,164 2,260 21,767 2.3 16,590q4 1,176 11,209 10,546 10,479 9,546 2,051 14,436 1.7 16,810

2006 q1 990 9,608 9,041 8,963 8,093 2,533 13,131 2.4 16,730q2 1,182 15,213 14,277 14,214 12,999 2,343 18,738 7.6 17,900q3 1,332 18,686 17,003 16,827 15,411 2,360 22,378 2.8 17,120q4 1,198 11,664 10,993 10,919 9,928 2,428 15,289 5.9 17,780

2007P q1 1,028 10,112 9,422 9,330 8,521 2,800 13,940 6.2 17,560q2 1,173 14,665 13,689 13,607 12,399 2,397 18,234 -2.7 17,390q3 1,365 19,127 17,491 17,309 15,749 2,561 23,052 3.0 17,740q4 1,074 11,274 10,565 10,519 9,457 2,454 14,802 -3.2 17,340

2008P q1 1,041 10,388 9,647 9,560 8,656 2,853 14,283 2.5 17,870

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The method of computing expenditure for contacts where spending is unknown changed in 2007. Care should be taken when making comparisons of figures from quarter 1 2007 with earlier periods(See notes 39 and 40 on page 33).


Table 3Overseas res idents vis its to the UK: E arnings at current prices (unadjusted) £m illion


Annual1998 2,801 6,303 5,405 5,374 5,044 3,566 12,671 3.5 -1999 2,894 5,971 5,098 5,057 4,775 3,632 12,498 -1.4 -2000 3,197 5,749 4,894 4,858 4,570 3,859 12,805 2.5 -2001 2,701 5,070 4,367 4,344 4,031 3,535 11,306 -11.7 -2002 2,780 5,549 4,777 4,742 4,445 3,408 11,737 3.8 -

2003 2,658 5,882 5,048 5,018 4,655 3,315 11,855 1.0 -2004 2,877 6,623 5,719 5,677 5,059 3,546 13,047 10.1 -2005 2,822 7,656 6,622 6,585 5,691 3,770 14,248 9.2 -2006 3,390 8,574 7,354 7,288 6,280 4,038 16,002 12.3 -2007P 3,094 8,709 7,404 7,273 6,389 4,152 15,955 -0.3 -

Quarterly1999 q1 512 1,271 1,064 1,051 999 630 2,412 7.2 3,230

q2 795 1,480 1,252 1,241 1,184 789 3,064 -4.3 3,070q3 963 1,852 1,633 1,625 1,522 1,332 4,148 -1.5 3,080q4 624 1,369 1,149 1,141 1,070 882 2,874 -4.5 3,130

2000 q1 562 1,081 916 912 861 672 2,314 -4.1 3,110q2 902 1,484 1,262 1,254 1,199 911 3,297 7.6 3,310q3 1,030 1,795 1,564 1,549 1,434 1,459 4,284 3.3 3,230q4 703 1,391 1,151 1,143 1,076 817 2,911 1.3 3,150

2001 q1 569 1,031 876 874 814 806 2,406 4.0 3,200q2 804 1,255 1,091 1,088 1,026 755 2,815 -14.6 2,840q3 844 1,650 1,441 1,430 1,299 1,325 3,819 -10.8 2,770q4 484 1,134 959 952 892 648 2,266 -22.2 2,500

2002 q1 520 911 776 768 725 594 2,025 -15.9 2,830q2 785 1,381 1,219 1,212 1,134 720 2,885 2.5 2,920q3 926 1,752 1,501 1,486 1,380 1,324 4,002 4.8 2,950q4 549 1,506 1,282 1,277 1,206 770 2,825 24.7 3,050

2003 q1 486 1,100 960 955 900 565 2,150 6.2 2,970q2 682 1,302 1,125 1,121 1,043 760 2,744 -4.9 2,780q3 860 1,894 1,635 1,623 1,479 1,287 4,041 1.0 2,970q4 631 1,586 1,329 1,319 1,234 703 2,919 3.3 3,130

2004 q1 526 1,127 989 979 922 576 2,229 3.7 3,080q2 829 1,576 1,360 1,351 1,210 826 3,231 17.8 3,270q3 944 2,088 1,804 1,790 1,576 1,359 4,390 8.6 3,290q4 578 1,833 1,565 1,558 1,350 784 3,196 9.5 3,410

2005 q1 449 1,519 1,334 1,323 1,174 676 2,644 18.6 3,530q2 794 1,933 1,682 1,670 1,482 836 3,562 10.2 3,590q3 892 2,221 1,952 1,941 1,645 1,361 4,474 1.9 3,330q4 688 1,983 1,654 1,651 1,389 898 3,568 11.6 3,800

2006 q1 570 1,523 1,295 1,286 1,134 665 2,758 4.3 3,670q2 873 2,227 1,932 1,914 1,664 871 3,970 11.5 3,980q3 1,024 2,824 2,435 2,421 2,043 1,553 5,401 20.7 4,220q4 923 2,000 1,691 1,667 1,440 949 3,873 8.5 4,120

2007P q1 554 1,741 1,476 1,454 1,285 795 3,090 12.1 4,030q2 871 2,234 1,915 1,892 1,652 916 4,021 1.3 4,020q3 1,025 2,685 2,330 2,299 2,007 1,534 5,244 -2.9 4,040q4 644 2,048 1,682 1,628 1,446 908 3,600 -7.0 3,870

2008P q1 473 1,854 1,582 1,566 1,329 801 3,128 1.2 4,090

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Table 4UK res idents vis its abroad: S pending at current prices (unadjusted) £m illion


Annual1998 3,239 12,325 11,406 11,375 10,653 3,926 19,489 15.1 -1999 3,694 13,940 13,120 13,077 12,335 4,386 22,020 13.0 -2000 4,170 15,172 14,272 14,228 13,294 4,909 24,251 10.1 -2001 4,146 16,204 15,265 15,213 14,120 4,982 25,332 4.5 -2002 3,661 17,622 16,539 16,446 15,328 5,678 26,962 6.4 -

2003 3,669 18,872 17,673 17,583 16,298 6,009 28,550 5.9 -2004 3,936 19,311 17,926 17,794 16,426 7,038 30,285 6.1 -2005 4,213 20,279 18,647 18,440 16,715 7,663 32,154 6.2 -2006 4,142 21,344 19,534 19,348 17,374 8,926 34,411 7.0 -2007P 4,272 22,093 20,067 19,864 17,843 9,109 35,475 3.1 -

Quarterly1999 q1 651 2,271 2,127 2,114 2,024 1,188 4,109 12.7 5,400

q2 974 3,484 3,285 3,277 3,074 1,120 5,578 14.2 5,420q3 1,155 5,383 5,040 5,022 4,710 1,033 7,571 14.4 5,520q4 914 2,803 2,668 2,665 2,527 1,045 4,762 9.7 5,690

2000 q1 728 2,314 2,159 2,152 2,054 1,297 4,339 5.6 5,610q2 1,079 3,872 3,673 3,666 3,395 1,195 6,146 10.2 6,010q3 1,291 5,986 5,592 5,569 5,200 1,226 8,503 12.3 6,260q4 1,072 3,000 2,848 2,841 2,645 1,191 5,263 10.5 6,380

2001 q1 870 2,520 2,342 2,332 2,212 1,497 4,888 12.6 6,420q2 1,087 4,159 3,930 3,921 3,621 1,328 6,574 7.0 6,400q3 1,303 6,481 6,089 6,063 5,618 1,137 8,921 4.9 6,450q4 886 3,044 2,904 2,898 2,669 1,020 4,949 -6.0 6,060

2002 q1 802 2,798 2,612 2,590 2,457 1,446 5,047 3.3 6,490q2 872 4,618 4,397 4,382 4,059 1,454 6,945 5.6 6,750q3 1,003 6,835 6,338 6,297 5,868 1,415 9,254 3.7 6,800q4 984 3,370 3,191 3,176 2,943 1,362 5,717 15.5 6,940

2003 q1 739 3,009 2,803 2,791 2,648 1,699 5,446 7.9 6,980q2 852 4,904 4,624 4,615 4,269 1,330 7,086 2.0 6,870q3 1,117 7,379 6,858 6,801 6,331 1,521 10,018 8.3 7,300q4 960 3,580 3,388 3,376 3,049 1,459 5,999 4.9 7,400

2004 q1 828 3,031 2,846 2,828 2,680 1,870 5,729 5.2 7,150q2 954 4,980 4,680 4,652 4,283 1,667 7,602 7.3 7,450q3 1,122 7,504 6,857 6,788 6,268 1,812 10,437 4.2 7,740q4 1,032 3,796 3,544 3,525 3,195 1,689 6,517 8.6 7,950

2005 q1 921 3,341 3,113 3,077 2,849 2,149 6,411 11.9 8,090q2 1,037 5,283 4,880 4,850 4,407 1,789 8,110 6.7 7,910q3 1,262 7,743 7,056 6,947 6,255 1,907 10,912 4.5 8,000q4 993 3,911 3,597 3,566 3,203 1,818 6,722 3.1 8,160

2006 q1 806 3,438 3,150 3,117 2,801 2,420 6,665 4.0 8,280q2 1,098 5,631 5,236 5,201 4,674 2,037 8,765 8.1 8,580q3 1,163 8,363 7,510 7,429 6,697 2,018 11,543 5.8 8,560q4 1,075 3,912 3,639 3,601 3,202 2,451 7,438 10.7 9,000

2007P q1 900 3,619 3,278 3,235 2,933 2,665 7,184 7.8 9,000q2 1,117 5,701 5,259 5,223 4,704 2,202 9,020 2.9 8,840q3 1,310 8,621 7,801 7,710 6,934 2,162 12,094 4.8 8,860q4 945 4,152 3,729 3,696 3,273 2,080 7,177 -3.5 8,770

2008P q1 865 4,128 3,758 3,710 3,274 2,768 7,761 8.0 9,370

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Table 5Overseas earnings and expenditure at constant (1995) prices £m illion

E arnings P ercent S eas onally E xpenditure P ercent S eas onallycons tant prices change adjus ted cons tant pric es change adjus ted

Annual1998 11,573 0.3 - 21,847 17.1 -1999 11,133 -3.8 - 24,676 12.9 -2000 11,102 -0.3 - 27,281 10.6 -2001 9,528 -14.2 - 27,710 1.6 -2002 9,641 1.2 - 29,311 5.8 -

2003 9,451 -2.0 28,677 -2.22004 10,146 7.4 - 30,444 6.2 -2005 10,714 5.6 - 30,954 1.7 -2006 11,641 8.7 - 30,904 -0.2 -2007P 11,462 -1.5 - 32,953 6.6 -

Quarterly1999 q1 2,176 4.0 2,960 4,569 10.1 5,950

q2 2,730 -7.2 2,730 6,194 12.4 6,060q3 3,687 -3.7 2,730 8,512 14.3 6,210q4 2,540 -6.2 2,720 5,401 14.1 6,450

2000 q1 2,047 -5.9 2,780 4,981 9.0 6,520q2 2,870 5.1 2,900 6,950 12.2 6,820q3 3,696 0.2 2,760 9,548 12.2 6,990q4 2,489 -2.0 2,660 5,802 7.4 6,960

2001 q1 2,062 0.7 2,790 5,288 6.2 6,920q2 2,371 -17.4 2,370 7,165 3.1 7,070q3 3,203 -13.3 2,370 9,839 3.0 7,210q4 1,892 -24.0 2,000 5,418 -6.6 6,520

2002 q1 1,696 -17.7 2,310 5,569 5.3 7,170q2 2,373 0.1 2,420 7,473 4.3 7,330q3 3,278 2.3 2,470 10,088 2.5 7,390q4 2,294 21.2 2,450 6,181 14.1 7,430

2003 q1 1,743 2.8 2,380 5,781 3.8 7,270q2 2,193 -7.6 2,220 7,040 -5.8 6,930q3 3,208 -2.1 2,400 9,901 -1.9 7,310q4 2,307 0.6 2,450 5,955 -3.7 7,180

2004 q1 1,767 1.4 2,400 6,001 3.8 7,400q2 2,519 14.9 2,560 7,697 9.3 7,580q3 3,398 5.9 2,560 10,252 3.5 7,640q4 2,462 6.7 2,620 6,494 9.1 7,820

2005 q1 2,031 14.9 2,710 6,538 8.9 7,910q2 2,685 6.6 2,670 7,723 0.3 7,590q3 3,335 -1.9 2,490 10,220 -0.3 7,650q4 2,651 7.7 2,830 6,473 -0.3 7,810

2006 q1 2,052 1.0 2,730 6,362 -2.7 7,600q2 2,896 7.9 2,910 7,960 3.1 7,780q3 3,902 17.0 2,980 10,044 -1.7 7,560q4 2,791 5.3 3,030 6,538 1.0 7,960

2007P q1 2,300 12.1 3,020 6,937 9.0 8,250q2 2,888 -0.3 2,880 8,456 6.2 8,310q3 3,721 -4.6 2,820 11,026 9.8 8,330q4 2,553 -8.5 2,750 6,534 -0.1 8,070

2008P q1 2,224 -3.3 2,880 7,076 2.0 8,370

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Table 6Nights spent in the UK by overseas res idents thous ands

North of which of which of which O ther T otal P ercentAm erica E urope E U 27 E U 25 E U 15 C ountries W orld change

Annual1998 42,371 124,702 112,874 112,172 102,645 63,703 230,777 3.71999 39,938 111,064 100,178 98,994 90,552 60,734 211,735 -8.32000 42,108 98,860 88,343 87,275 79,904 62,791 203,759 -3.82001 35,858 91,815 81,551 81,000 73,552 61,843 189,516 -7.02002 37,547 100,290 90,215 89,521 81,029 61,449 199,285 5.2

2003 35,487 104,664 93,860 93,443 78,291 63,281 203,432 2.12004 39,476 121,391 109,380 107,790 86,838 66,539 227,406 11.82005 35,132 145,331 132,653 131,715 95,085 68,718 249,181 9.62006 41,086 160,060 143,550 142,166 104,789 72,270 273,417 9.72007P 37,301 142,686 128,348 124,339 95,766 70,245 250,232 -8.5

Quarterly1999 q1 7,650 21,563 19,471 19,109 17,195 11,707 40,920 8.1

q2 10,751 25,324 22,673 22,498 21,279 11,742 47,817 -16.4q3 14,133 42,962 39,457 39,241 35,344 23,323 80,418 -5.4q4 7,404 21,214 18,578 18,146 16,734 13,961 42,580 -16.0

2000 q1 7,310 18,273 16,694 16,622 15,456 10,992 36,575 -10.6q2 11,982 22,871 20,728 20,622 19,394 13,932 48,785 2.0q3 14,579 37,080 33,202 32,553 29,054 24,269 75,928 -5.6q4 8,237 20,636 17,719 17,478 16,000 13,598 42,471 -0.3

2001 q1 7,170 17,535 15,362 15,255 14,112 11,201 35,906 -1.8q2 10,759 22,168 19,824 19,668 18,167 13,751 46,678 -4.3q3 11,851 33,856 30,629 30,470 27,002 22,794 68,501 -9.8q4 6,077 18,256 15,737 15,607 14,271 14,098 38,431 -9.5

2002 q1 6,920 15,104 13,478 13,262 12,051 11,288 33,312 -7.2q2 9,784 23,435 21,548 21,463 19,115 11,819 45,038 -3.5q3 13,649 35,580 32,033 31,725 28,339 23,081 72,310 5.6q4 7,193 26,172 23,156 23,071 21,524 15,261 48,626 26.5

2003 q1 6,087 18,366 16,556 16,474 14,894 12,193 36,646 10.0q2 9,560 20,915 18,557 18,471 16,080 13,168 43,644 -3.1q3 11,923 38,447 34,391 34,230 28,376 24,661 75,031 3.8q4 7,916 26,936 24,355 24,269 18,941 13,259 48,111 -1.1

2004 q1 7,171 19,094 17,222 16,972 15,460 10,878 37,143 1.4q2 10,934 27,656 24,168 23,996 20,510 15,094 53,684 23.0q3 13,515 46,311 42,419 42,057 32,517 26,177 86,003 14.6q4 7,855 28,331 25,571 24,765 18,351 14,391 50,577 5.1

2005 q1 5,964 27,138 24,733 24,424 18,833 12,668 45,770 23.2q2 9,166 32,531 29,603 29,384 23,076 15,163 56,860 5.9q3 12,479 52,221 48,070 47,753 32,532 25,301 90,001 4.6q4 7,523 33,441 30,248 30,154 20,645 15,587 56,551 11.8

2006 q1 7,143 26,818 23,858 23,726 17,762 12,617 46,579 1.8q2 10,846 37,380 33,388 33,096 26,432 14,063 62,289 9.5q3 13,230 61,792 55,962 55,617 38,574 28,161 103,182 14.6q4 9,867 34,071 30,341 29,727 22,020 17,429 61,367 8.5

2007P q1 6,353 27,626 24,652 24,150 18,933 15,089 49,068 5.3q2 11,362 34,788 31,058 30,374 23,715 14,216 60,366 -3.1q3 12,310 49,269 45,136 44,349 33,386 26,328 87,907 -14.8q4 7,275 31,003 27,503 25,466 19,732 14,612 52,891 -13.8

2008P q1 6,213 31,947 29,106 28,617 21,090 13,297 51,457 4.9

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Table 7Nights spent abroad by UK res idents thous ands


Annual1998 64,878 319,596 295,633 294,212 272,228 124,732 509,206 9.91999 71,657 338,764 318,070 317,014 295,159 130,024 540,445 6.12000 72,415 357,267 335,720 334,460 308,221 137,202 566,884 4.92001 67,824 371,900 349,907 348,222 319,407 139,078 578,803 2.12002 61,350 381,529 357,477 354,984 328,155 152,313 595,192 2.8

2003 58,755 400,894 374,221 371,535 341,561 158,435 618,084 3.82004 68,729 394,368 364,344 360,040 330,591 182,795 645,893 4.52005 68,027 407,129 372,689 367,455 329,747 193,806 668,962 3.62006 64,448 426,517 389,130 384,420 340,370 210,303 701,268 4.82007P 63,589 423,137 386,004 381,680 335,978 215,542 702,268 0.1

Quarterly1999 q1 12,176 47,895 45,467 45,179 42,163 31,493 91,565 2.9

q2 17,613 83,977 78,886 78,728 73,422 33,920 135,510 3.8q3 25,011 147,106 137,172 136,664 127,017 36,717 208,833 9.3q4 16,857 59,786 56,545 56,443 52,557 27,893 104,536 6.0

2000 q1 13,226 48,357 45,505 45,255 41,930 34,212 95,795 4.6q2 17,426 88,370 83,724 83,464 76,251 36,133 141,929 4.7q3 25,721 155,860 144,736 144,102 133,984 40,175 221,755 6.2q4 16,043 64,679 61,756 61,639 56,057 26,682 107,404 2.7

2001 q1 13,226 50,464 47,854 47,631 43,454 38,945 102,635 7.1q2 17,048 94,661 89,789 89,494 81,697 37,215 148,924 4.9q3 23,868 161,042 150,013 148,921 137,784 37,677 222,586 0.4q4 13,682 65,734 62,251 62,175 56,473 25,241 104,657 -2.6

2002 q1 11,378 55,573 52,852 52,557 49,130 38,964 105,915 3.2q2 14,914 98,186 93,069 92,762 85,382 39,362 152,463 2.4q3 20,553 162,631 150,060 148,544 138,257 42,156 225,340 1.2q4 14,504 65,139 61,496 61,121 55,386 31,831 111,474 6.5

2003 q1 10,854 60,924 57,134 56,866 52,889 43,911 115,689 9.2q2 14,243 100,166 94,642 94,313 86,985 37,562 151,971 -0.3q3 19,567 169,333 156,103 154,502 143,541 44,226 233,126 3.5q4 14,091 70,470 66,342 65,854 58,147 32,737 117,299 5.2

2004 q1 13,633 57,302 54,316 53,772 49,593 47,765 118,700 2.6q2 16,105 100,295 94,028 93,281 85,647 45,559 161,959 6.6q3 22,922 165,747 150,394 147,882 136,716 52,582 241,250 3.5q4 16,069 71,024 65,606 65,105 58,634 36,890 123,983 5.7

2005 q1 14,419 62,671 58,726 58,051 52,670 52,552 129,643 9.2q2 16,786 98,943 91,414 90,681 81,275 45,863 161,592 -0.2q3 22,596 171,976 155,005 151,821 136,839 56,863 251,435 4.2q4 14,225 73,539 67,545 66,904 58,963 38,528 126,292 1.9

2006 q1 11,933 63,827 59,314 58,529 50,000 58,340 134,100 3.4q2 16,589 107,551 99,337 98,546 88,440 51,272 175,412 8.6q3 21,039 180,918 161,606 159,293 142,548 56,343 258,300 2.7q4 14,887 74,221 68,873 68,052 59,382 44,348 133,456 5.7

2007P q1 12,624 66,305 61,236 60,213 52,205 58,206 137,135 2.3q2 15,434 105,525 97,563 96,719 86,021 49,371 170,329 -2.9q3 22,754 177,308 158,822 156,798 138,970 61,795 261,856 1.4q4 12,778 73,999 68,382 67,949 58,782 46,170 132,947 -0.4

2008P q1 13,124 75,213 68,890 68,053 57,825 59,290 147,628 7.7

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Table 8Number of vis its to the UK by overseas res idents by area of res idence and purpose of vis it (all modes ) thous ands

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 1,614 1,775 1,647 222 524 642 259 233of which inc lus ive tour 306 319 278 28 114 111 25 52B us ines s 898 983 970 229 232 262 247 204V is it friends or re latives 1,235 1,391 1,276 275 370 367 264 260Mis ce llaneous 487 615 555 104 160 175 116 95All vis its 4,234 4,764 4,447 830 1,286 1,445 886 792

E uropeH oliday 6,625 7,216 7,425 1,330 2,258 2,375 1,461 1,435of which inc lus ive tour 1,313 1,327 1,655 313 658 508 176 200B us ines s 6,464 7,164 6,944 1,713 1,715 1,698 1,818 1,729V is it friends or re latives 6,032 6,439 6,770 1,642 1,757 1,652 1,719 1,795Mis ce llaneous 2,444 2,557 2,417 511 573 771 561 525All vis its 21,565 23,377 23,556 5,197 6,304 6,496 5,559 5,483

- of which E U27H oliday 6,011 6,516 6,791 1,175 2,071 2,220 1,324 1,305of which inc lus ive tour 1,246 1,219 1,567 298 634 479 156 178B us ines s 5,929 6,564 6,351 1,580 1,584 1,536 1,650 1,565V is it friends or re latives 5,566 5,973 6,256 1,516 1,611 1,543 1,587 1,669Mis ce llaneous 2,208 2,235 2,116 452 512 682 470 468All vis its 19,714 21,287 21,513 4,723 5,779 5,981 5,031 5,007



Other C ountriesH oliday 1,474 1,575 1,612 240 402 652 318 323of which inc lus ive tour 255 244 276 38 89 103 47 76B us ines s 806 871 868 210 222 249 187 192V is it friends or re latives 1,421 1,576 1,594 301 387 562 345 319Mis ce llaneous 470 550 480 96 92 179 113 84All vis its 4,171 4,572 4,555 847 1,103 1,643 963 918

Total WorldH oliday 9,713 10,566 10,684 1,793 3,185 3,669 2,037 1,991of which inc lus ive tour 1,875 1,890 2,210 379 861 722 248 328B us ines s 8,168 9,019 8,782 2,152 2,169 2,209 2,251 2,124V is it friends or re latives 8,687 9,406 9,640 2,217 2,515 2,581 2,328 2,374Mis ce llaneous 3,401 3,722 3,452 711 825 1,125 791 705All vis its 29,970 32,713 32,558 6,873 8,693 9,584 7,407 7,193(of which day vis its ) 1,931 2,059 1,881 400 503 447 530 424

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Table 9Number of vis its to the UK by overseas res idents by area of res idence and purpose of vis it (air) thous ands

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 1,276 1,466 1,344 201 387 524 231 187of which inc lus ive tour 189 200 154 24 47 63 20 23B us ines s 856 941 933 220 223 251 239 196V is it friends or re latives 1,186 1,333 1,223 268 358 352 246 248Mis ce llaneous 466 580 527 101 142 169 114 93All vis its 3,784 4,321 4,028 791 1,110 1,297 831 724

E uropeH oliday 4,095 4,510 4,897 887 1,408 1,518 1,084 1,037of which inc lus ive tour 420 430 660 87 233 256 85 103B us ines s 4,388 4,785 4,753 1,205 1,123 1,174 1,251 1,098V is it friends or re latives 4,539 5,022 5,454 1,347 1,440 1,284 1,383 1,398Mis ce llaneous 1,568 1,824 1,785 410 412 537 426 389All vis its 14,590 16,141 16,889 3,849 4,384 4,512 4,144 3,922

- of which E U27H oliday 3,608 3,914 4,319 748 1,233 1,380 959 923of which inc lus ive tour 368 369 580 72 210 232 65 85B us ines s 3,905 4,252 4,198 1,077 998 1,022 1,101 950V is it friends or re latives 4,098 4,569 4,973 1,227 1,301 1,187 1,259 1,274Mis ce llaneous 1,366 1,523 1,500 354 356 449 341 342All vis its 12,978 14,258 14,990 3,406 3,887 4,037 3,660 3,489

- of which E U25H oliday 3,594 3,910 4,283 743 1,227 1,366 947 916of which inc lus ive tour 363 369 578 71 210 231 65 85B us ines s 3,884 4,214 4,156 1,069 990 1,007 1,090 948V is it friends or re latives 4,087 4,543 4,905 1,212 1,285 1,175 1,232 1,260Mis ce llaneous 1,358 1,508 1,485 353 355 445 332 337All vis its 12,922 14,175 14,828 3,378 3,857 3,993 3,601 3,462

- of which E U15H oliday 3,269 3,524 3,878 659 1,134 1,209 876 838of which inc lus ive tour 343 359 526 68 195 202 61 83B us ines s 3,593 3,928 3,894 995 918 948 1,034 877V is it friends or re latives 3,649 3,879 4,052 967 1,085 934 1,066 1,004Mis ce llaneous 1,206 1,316 1,325 322 325 383 295 307All vis its 11,717 12,648 13,149 2,943 3,462 3,474 3,270 3,025

Other C ountriesH oliday 1,124 1,282 1,357 210 330 548 269 215of which inc lus ive tour 127 150 178 27 52 67 33 20B us ines s 774 844 838 201 217 241 179 189V is it friends or re latives 1,339 1,494 1,492 289 358 520 325 306Mis ce llaneous 432 506 455 93 87 170 105 84All vis its 3,669 4,126 4,141 793 993 1,479 877 794

Total WorldH oliday 6,496 7,259 7,598 1,298 2,126 2,590 1,584 1,440of which inc lus ive tour 735 781 993 137 331 386 138 146B us ines s 6,018 6,571 6,525 1,626 1,563 1,666 1,669 1,483V is it friends or re latives 7,064 7,849 8,168 1,904 2,156 2,156 1,953 1,952Mis ce llaneous 2,465 2,910 2,767 604 641 876 646 566All vis its 22,043 24,588 25,058 5,432 6,486 7,288 5,852 5,440(of which day vis its ) 980 1,078 1,092 268 258 254 311 276

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Table 10Number of vis its to the UK by overseas res idents by area of res idence and purpose of vis it (sea and tunnel) thous ands

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 338 309 302 21 137 117 27 46of which inc lus ive tour 118 118 124 4 67 48 5 29B us ines s 42 42 37 9 10 11 7 8V is it friends or re latives 49 58 53 7 12 15 18 12Mis ce llaneous 21 35 28 3 18 5 2 2All vis its 450 443 419 39 177 149 55 68

E uropeH oliday 2,529 2,706 2,528 444 850 857 377 398of which inc lus ive tour 893 897 995 226 425 253 91 97B us ines s 2,076 2,379 2,191 507 592 524 567 630V is it friends or re latives 1,493 1,418 1,317 295 317 368 336 397Mis ce llaneous 877 734 632 102 161 234 135 136All vis its 6,975 7,237 6,667 1,348 1,920 1,984 1,415 1,561

- of which E U27H oliday 2,403 2,602 2,472 427 839 841 365 382of which inc lus ive tour 878 850 987 226 424 247 91 93B us ines s 2,024 2,312 2,153 503 586 514 549 614V is it friends or re latives 1,468 1,404 1,283 289 310 356 328 395Mis ce llaneous 842 712 616 97 157 232 129 127All vis its 6,737 7,029 6,523 1,317 1,891 1,944 1,372 1,518



Other C ountriesH oliday 350 293 255 30 72 105 49 107of which inc lus ive tour 128 94 98 11 37 36 14 56B us ines s 32 27 30 9 5 7 8 3V is it friends or re latives 81 82 103 12 29 42 20 13Mis ce llaneous 38 44 26 3 5 10 8 1All vis its 502 445 413 54 110 164 85 124

Total WorldH oliday 3,217 3,308 3,086 495 1,059 1,079 453 551of which inc lus ive tour 1,139 1,109 1,217 242 530 336 109 182B us ines s 2,150 2,448 2,257 525 607 543 583 641V is it friends or re latives 1,623 1,557 1,472 313 358 426 375 422Mis ce llaneous 936 812 685 107 183 249 145 139All vis its 7,927 8,125 7,500 1,441 2,207 2,296 1,556 1,753(of which day vis its ) 951 981 790 132 245 193 219 148

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Table 11S pending by overseas res idents by area and purpose of vis it £m illion

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 1,012 1,130 1,096 132 312 482 169 133of which inc lus ive tour 157 155 189 14 55 103 17 21B us ines s 896 1,108 1,080 257 255 299 269 193V is it friends or re latives 522 585 557 113 162 164 118 107Mis ce llaneous 382 557 352 50 139 77 86 39All vis its 2,822 3,390 3,094 554 871 1,025 644 473

E uropeH oliday 2,373 2,655 2,908 461 828 1,081 538 549of which inc lus ive tour 406 413 626 88 219 257 63 75B us ines s 2,237 2,614 2,485 626 608 614 637 552V is it friends or re latives 1,655 1,830 1,888 447 499 493 448 505Mis ce llaneous 1,365 1,454 1,412 203 295 493 421 244All vis its 7,656 8,574 8,709 1,741 2,234 2,685 2,048 1,854

- of which E U27H oliday 2,093 2,316 2,501 359 725 985 432 472of which inc lus ive tour 375 370 574 78 207 240 49 63B us ines s 1,873 2,175 2,095 548 519 509 518 451V is it friends or re latives 1,461 1,647 1,624 394 405 440 385 450Mis ce llaneous 1,171 1,197 1,170 172 262 393 344 207All vis its 6,622 7,354 7,404 1,476 1,915 2,330 1,682 1,582

- of which E U25H oliday 2,085 2,311 2,477 357 720 975 425 468of which inc lus ive tour 371 370 573 78 207 239 49 63B us ines s 1,851 2,142 2,050 535 513 500 502 450V is it friends or re latives 1,457 1,638 1,586 390 393 436 367 442Mis ce llaneous 1,169 1,179 1,147 170 261 386 330 204All vis its 6,585 7,288 7,273 1,454 1,892 2,299 1,628 1,566


Other C ountriesH oliday 1,131 1,183 1,317 185 268 604 259 215of which inc lus ive tour 89 97 163 18 67 53 26 31B us ines s 923 1,031 1,000 217 272 281 229 237V is it friends or re latives 1,042 1,148 1,154 221 262 428 243 259Mis ce llaneous 665 666 669 169 110 216 173 88All vis its 3,770 4,038 4,152 795 916 1,534 908 801

Total WorldH oliday 4,516 4,968 5,320 779 1,408 2,167 966 898of which inc lus ive tour 652 666 979 120 341 412 106 128B us ines s 4,055 4,753 4,565 1,101 1,135 1,194 1,135 982V is it friends or re latives 3,218 3,562 3,599 782 922 1,085 810 871Mis ce llaneous 2,412 2,678 2,433 422 544 786 681 371All vis its 14,248 16,002 15,955 3,090 4,021 5,244 3,600 3,128(of which day vis its ) 111 131 145 32 31 36 47 30

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Table 12Number of vis its to the UK by overseas res idents by area of res idence and nationality thous ands

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q120071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaNationality = area of res idence 3,538 3,991 3,800 672 1,111 1,258 759 652Nationality = U K 460 504 396 100 108 109 80 77Nationality = other 235 269 251 58 68 79 46 62All nationalities 4,234 4,764 4,447 830 1,286 1,445 886 792

E uropeNationality = area of res idence 18,311 19,966 20,031 4,332 5,429 5,629 4,642 4,607Nationality = U K 2,513 2,668 2,763 698 660 667 738 712Nationality = other 741 743 761 166 216 200 179 164All nationalities 21,565 23,377 23,556 5,197 6,304 6,496 5,559 5,483

- of which E U27Nationality = area of res idence 16,701 18,104 18,247 3,919 4,982 5,156 4,190 4,171Nationality = U K 2,262 2,397 2,492 634 583 607 668 652Nationality = other 751 786 775 170 214 219 173 184All nationalities 19,714 21,287 21,513 4,723 5,779 5,981 5,031 5,007



Other C ountriesNationality = area of res idence 3,237 3,529 3,513 657 854 1,281 722 707Nationality = U K 703 799 785 144 186 276 179 156Nationality = other 230 244 257 46 63 86 61 55All nationalities 4,171 4,572 4,555 847 1,103 1,643 963 918

Total WorldNationality = area of res idence 26,292 28,742 28,613 5,931 7,740 8,533 6,410 6,248Nationality = U K 3,677 3,971 3,944 942 954 1,052 997 945All nationalities 29,970 32,713 32,558 6,873 8,693 9,584 7,407 7,193

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Table 13Number of overnight vis its to the regions of the UK by area of res idence thous ands

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q120071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

LondonNorth Am erica 2,676 2,976 2,857 545 822 905 586 493E urope 8,572 9,658 9,542 2,212 2,541 2,458 2,331 2,209- of which E U 27 7,658 8,538 8,430 1,942 2,265 2,187 2,036 1,990- of which E U 25 7,612 8,472 8,296 1,918 2,240 2,147 1,990 1,974- of which E U 15 6,727 7,397 7,286 1,700 1,978 1,843 1,765 1,695O ther C ountries 2,644 2,958 2,946 581 730 1,027 608 565T otal W orld 13,893 15,593 15,345 3,338 4,093 4,390 3,525 3,267

Other E nglandNorth Am erica 1,697 1,844 1,658 310 455 582 312 322E urope 9,749 10,186 10,593 2,279 2,815 3,086 2,413 2,531- of which E U 27 8,965 9,338 9,773 2,080 2,617 2,867 2,208 2,343- of which E U 25 8,899 9,256 9,638 2,055 2,583 2,831 2,170 2,327- of which E U 15 7,771 7,819 8,109 1,698 2,214 2,364 1,833 1,788O ther C ountries 1,830 1,912 1,910 325 432 748 405 393T otal W orld 13,275 13,942 14,161 2,914 3,702 4,415 3,130 3,246

Total E nglandNorth Am erica 3,849 4,278 4,029 777 1,142 1,301 809 733E urope 17,529 18,997 19,302 4,353 5,138 5,225 4,586 4,565- of which E U 27 15,926 17,160 17,474 3,909 4,687 4,776 4,103 4,176- of which E U 25 15,833 17,033 17,218 3,862 4,628 4,705 4,022 4,146- of which E U 15 13,920 14,625 14,781 3,300 4,023 3,976 3,482 3,379O ther C ountries 3,944 4,311 4,321 813 1,042 1,554 912 868T otal W orld 25,323 27,586 27,652 5,943 7,322 8,080 6,308 6,166

S cotlandNorth Am erica 525 636 530 54 183 207 86 70E urope 1,502 1,667 1,879 314 505 751 309 351- of which E U 27 1,357 1,494 1,731 293 460 697 281 299- of which E U 25 1,353 1,485 1,717 290 453 693 281 299- of which E U 15 1,207 1,338 1,523 258 405 610 250 233O ther C ountries 365 429 347 42 97 146 62 55T otal W orld 2,392 2,732 2,756 410 784 1,104 457 476

WalesNorth Am erica 133 168 133 14 34 65 20 15E urope 694 823 678 84 179 258 157 180- of which E U 27 659 783 654 79 174 250 152 165- of which E U 25 658 773 654 79 174 249 152 165- of which E U 15 606 709 596 68 160 227 141 128O ther C ountries 146 145 165 28 33 79 24 18T otal W orld 973 1,136 976 125 247 402 201 212

All R egionsNorth Am erica 4,234 4,764 4,447 830 1,286 1,445 886 792 792E urope 21,565 23,377 23,556 5,197 6,304 6,496 5,559 5,483 5,483- of which E U 27 19,721 21,291 21,515 4,723 5,779 5,981 5,031 5,009- of which E U 25 19,633 21,157 21,232 4,666 5,713 5,907 4,945 4,976- of which E U 15 17,424 18,477 18,527 4,027 5,047 5,099 4,354 4,143O ther C ountries 4,171 4,572 4,555 847 1,103 1,643 963 918T otal W orld 29,970 32,713 32,558 6,873 8,693 9,584 7,407 7,193

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Table 14Number of overseas visits to the UK by country of residence thous ands

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q120071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 796 868 861 125 274 293 169 173U S A 3,438 3,896 3,587 704 1,013 1,153 717 619North America 4,234 4,764 4,447 830 1,286 1,445 886 792

Aus tria 287 300 286 63 70 79 74 64B e lgium 1,112 997 980 186 263 285 246 196B ulgaria 39 49 96 27 24 14 30 15C zech R epublic 292 323 385 63 111 123 88 114C yprus 108 122 132 35 29 33 35 27D enm ark 538 526 543 133 144 137 128 127E s tonia 36 41 24 3 10 3 7 8F inland 174 190 201 41 66 49 46 50F rance 3,324 3,693 3,323 904 889 799 732 830G erm any 3,294 3,411 3,385 619 1,007 1,049 710 566G ibraltar 32 50 36 8 8 8 11 5G reece 199 179 162 43 32 40 47 64H ungary 274 278 319 66 99 74 80 78Ice land 77 87 123 24 36 23 40 30Iris h R epublic 2,806 2,909 2,975 641 774 799 761 784Italy 1,186 1,477 1,591 346 413 489 343 330L atvia 68 89 81 16 21 24 20 14L ithuania 134 148 192 32 37 86 37 63L uxem bourg 49 65 83 17 10 33 23 20Malta 53 57 79 22 13 23 22 21Netherlands 1,720 1,791 1,811 324 554 470 462 374Norway 627 638 607 157 167 125 157 158P oland 1,041 1,326 1,249 346 290 371 243 417P ortugal 222 242 277 63 74 76 65 82R om ania 49 85 187 30 42 60 56 18S lovakia 148 242 196 43 48 59 45 71S lovenia 55 68 55 12 13 14 16 22S pain 1,786 1,981 2,158 503 553 581 522 515S weden 728 714 752 145 198 214 195 141S witze rland 699 745 726 163 193 188 182 154T urkey 99 151 141 33 30 35 43 37R es t of E urope 308 403 400 88 87 134 91 89E urope 21,565 23,377 23,556 5,197 6,304 6,496 5,559 5,483- of which E U 27 19,714 21,287 21,513 4,723 5,779 5,981 5,031 5,007- of which E U 25 19,626 21,154 21,230 4,666 5,712 5,907 4,945 4,974- of which E U 15 17,424 18,477 18,527 4,027 5,047 5,099 4,354 4,143

E gypt 30 44 39 10 9 13 7 14T unis ia 8 8 6 2 0 3 0 1O ther North Africa 33 36 35 9 7 9 10 9S outh Africa 306 351 310 51 76 110 73 50O ther Africa 311 304 318 59 80 108 70 66Is rae l 140 164 141 27 25 52 37 36U nited Arab E m irates 133 178 188 35 38 72 42 41O ther Middle E as t 252 282 302 62 57 126 57 54H ong K ong (C hina) 146 154 140 28 32 52 28 33O ther C hina 131 142 180 35 38 67 39 27India 272 367 337 67 107 99 63 114J apan 332 342 314 79 82 100 53 57P akis tan 91 114 94 20 24 33 17 27S ri L anka 23 21 23 3 3 10 7 2T hailand 52 58 69 17 19 16 17 12O ther As ia 412 422 446 95 118 149 85 91Aus tralia 919 956 957 139 234 371 212 157New Z ealand 210 223 233 28 63 101 41 28B arbados 16 11 10 2 1 5 2 2J am aica 15 13 14 1 2 10 1 1O ther C aribbean 73 82 83 14 14 37 19 16Mexico 78 88 59 9 15 20 16 14O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 179 209 253 51 58 79 65 64R es t of the W orld 7 4 3 1 0 . 2 2Other C ountries 4,171 4,572 4,555 847 1,103 1,643 963 918

Total World 29,970 32,713 32,558 6,873 8,693 9,584 7,407 7,193

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Table 15Spending by overseas residents on visits to the UK by country of residence £m illion

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q120071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 438 483 540 71 200 151 118 85U S A 2,384 2,908 2,554 483 671 874 527 389

North America 2,822 3,390 3,094 554 871 1,025 644 473

Aus tria 133 126 115 22 26 43 23 19B e lgium 226 249 242 42 70 65 66 44B ulgaria 16 19 52 6 12 10 24 8C zech R epublic 81 82 125 20 39 43 23 26C yprus 83 96 86 24 32 17 13 15D enm ark 213 200 232 48 67 72 46 51E s tonia 7 14 8 1 4 1 2 0F inland 68 72 85 16 24 27 18 15F rance 796 1,055 865 212 211 240 202 202G erm any 998 1,093 1,217 220 331 434 232 170G ibraltar 16 26 16 3 4 3 6 2G reece 179 130 146 35 20 32 60 54H ungary 103 84 96 16 42 25 12 17Ice land 44 54 63 13 18 11 21 15Iris h R epublic 895 907 969 234 222 256 257 247Italy 561 632 675 120 156 260 138 141L atvia 64 31 38 7 8 13 9 5L ithuania 78 62 46 9 6 24 8 6L uxem bourg 17 22 22 3 4 8 6 4Malta 24 37 36 11 6 9 10 10Netherlands 453 502 535 88 161 162 124 98Norway 273 306 281 73 79 51 78 71P oland 389 540 378 70 82 137 89 134P ortugal 115 88 112 30 31 35 17 35R om ania 21 47 79 15 12 21 30 8S lovakia 57 44 65 11 20 22 13 22S lovenia 14 32 17 2 7 3 5 4S pain 697 835 848 151 224 294 179 187S weden 259 297 279 54 72 80 73 55S witze rland 356 340 345 64 80 99 101 58T urkey 103 112 153 29 27 37 60 30R es t of E urope 234 367 438 83 105 151 98 94E urope 7,656 8,574 8,709 1,741 2,234 2,685 2,048 1,854- of which E U 27 6,622 7,354 7,404 1,476 1,915 2,330 1,682 1,582- of which E U 25 6,585 7,288 7,273 1,454 1,892 2,299 1,628 1,566- of which E U 15 5,691 6,280 6,389 1,285 1,652 2,007 1,446 1,329

E gypt 46 47 83 12 17 14 40 12T unis ia 7 7 4 1 0 3 0 1O ther North Africa 33 37 46 10 17 16 3 13S outh Africa 235 261 243 51 59 88 44 39O ther Africa 327 414 347 63 82 126 76 76Is rae l 77 88 89 20 16 33 21 22U nited Arab E m irates 160 200 190 37 37 70 46 49O ther Middle E as t 458 455 541 96 82 256 107 101H ong K ong (C hina) 178 141 127 32 18 57 20 27O ther C hina 156 150 210 35 38 108 30 21India 226 315 268 62 72 82 52 86J apan 269 225 240 47 70 92 31 40P akis tan 155 128 105 19 17 44 25 17S ri L anka 18 12 22 7 1 5 9 1T hailand 45 39 69 20 18 11 19 6O ther As ia 296 337 352 83 95 108 67 88Aus tralia 647 666 683 102 160 255 166 118New Z ealand 139 154 191 29 58 74 29 20B arbados 12 7 5 1 0 2 2 2J am aica 6 12 4 0 1 3 0 0O ther C aribbean 81 59 60 15 5 24 16 12Mexico 41 67 42 4 10 12 16 8O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 153 210 228 47 43 51 87 40R es t of the W orld 5 4 1 0 0 0 1 1Other C ountries 3,770 4,038 4,152 795 916 1,534 908 801

Total World 14,248 16,002 15,955 3,090 4,021 5,244 3,600 3,128

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Table 16Number of overseas visits to the UK by country of residence and mode of travel thous ands

` 2005 2006 2007P 2005 2006 2007P 2005 2006 2007P20051 20061 20071 20052 20062 20072 20053 20063 20073

C anada 732 810 805 23 20 15 41 37 40U S A 3,052 3,510 3,222 117 140 149 269 246 215North America 3,784 4,321 4,028 141 160 165 310 283 255

Aus tria 248 281 257 20 19 23 20 0 5B e lgium 261 265 284 433 328 236 417 404 460B ulgaria 19 34 58 16 10 24 4 4 14C zech R epublic 166 167 238 99 82 100 27 74 47C yprus 107 120 130 . 2 . 1 0 2D enm ark 497 490 507 34 29 27 6 7 8E s tonia 29 28 17 . 11 2 7 2 5F inland 170 188 199 3 3 1 1 0 1F rance 1,272 1,500 1,454 708 817 616 1,344 1,376 1,253G erm any 2,373 2,451 2,369 740 806 863 180 155 152G ibraltar 31 50 33 1 . 2 . . .G reece 190 170 154 5 7 4 4 2 4H ungary 176 159 178 80 96 108 19 24 33Ice land 77 86 123 . . . 0 0 .Iris h R epublic 2,155 2,232 2,343 627 657 620 24 20 12Italy 1,096 1,341 1,488 82 115 85 9 22 17L atvia 54 73 76 5 9 3 10 8 2L ithuania 66 69 81 60 69 71 9 9 40L uxem bourg 34 41 51 8 6 7 7 19 25Malta 50 57 79 3 . . 0 0 1Netherlands 930 1,025 1,097 576 587 506 215 179 208Norway 487 572 552 139 61 51 1 5 3P oland 451 724 747 405 363 317 185 239 185P ortugal 178 194 241 32 36 33 12 13 3R om ania 36 49 104 10 32 66 3 4 17S lovakia 72 96 105 66 113 71 11 33 20S lovenia 43 52 38 12 16 15 . . 2S pain 1,605 1,772 1,968 121 149 135 61 60 56S weden 707 701 737 4 8 12 16 5 3S witze rland 661 698 681 22 30 29 15 16 16T urkey 79 115 124 18 36 16 2 1 1R es t of E urope 268 345 374 26 46 18 13 11 8E urope 14,590 16,141 16,889 4,352 4,544 4,061 2,623 2,692 2,606- of which E U 27 12,978 14,258 14,990 4,146 4,371 3,945 2,591 2,659 2,578- of which E U 25 12,922 14,175 14,828 4,120 4,328 3,856 2,584 2,651 2,546- of which E U 15 11,717 12,648 13,149 3,391 3,567 3,169 2,315 2,262 2,209

E gypt 29 40 37 . 3 0 1 1 2T unis ia 7 7 5 . . . 0 1 1O ther North Africa 28 32 34 3 3 1 1 1 .S outh Africa 287 337 295 11 6 5 9 9 11O ther Africa 295 299 306 6 0 3 9 4 10Is rae l 131 156 136 3 4 1 6 4 3U nited Arab E m irates 131 164 182 0 8 2 2 6 4O ther Middle E as t 239 275 294 1 1 . 12 6 8H ong K ong (C hina) 136 148 135 3 2 . 8 4 5O ther C hina 117 131 176 3 1 . 11 11 4India 257 348 318 0 6 6 15 13 13J apan 286 295 274 3 8 . 43 39 41P akis tan 90 111 92 . . . 1 3 3S ri L anka 23 18 23 . 3 . . . .T hailand 48 55 67 . 2 . 4 1 2O ther As ia 319 343 369 19 19 19 74 60 58Aus tralia 767 826 839 89 68 57 64 63 61New Z ealand 182 196 207 15 11 12 13 16 14B arbados 15 11 10 2 . . . 0 .J am aica 15 13 11 . . 3 . . .O ther C aribbean 70 79 75 . . 4 3 3 4Mexico 54 65 51 7 6 . 17 17 8O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 137 176 204 17 4 17 25 29 32R es t of the W orld 7 4 2 . . . . 1 1Other C ountries 3,669 4,126 4,141 182 154 131 320 292 282

Total World 22,043 24,588 25,058 4,675 4,858 4,357 3,252 3,267 3,143

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Table 17Number of visits to the UK by overseas residents by country of residence and nationality thous ands

` 2005 2006 2007P 2005 2006 2007P 2005 2006 2007P20051 20061 20071 20052 20062 20072 20053 20063 20073


Aus tria 234 240 246 25 26 20 29 34 20B e lgium 822 737 745 121 109 90 169 151 145B ulgaria 38 40 92 1 5 2 0 3 2C zech R epublic 268 292 340 14 13 24 10 18 21C yprus 45 51 50 55 61 70 8 10 12D enm ark 491 480 490 25 24 27 22 21 26E s tonia 33 36 21 1 1 1 2 3 1F inland 160 171 187 10 8 7 4 11 7F rance 2,655 2,893 2,583 431 552 525 238 248 216G erm any 2,718 2,853 2,764 341 328 357 234 231 264G ibraltar 4 7 5 28 42 25 0 1 6G reece 165 139 140 23 27 16 11 12 6H ungary 249 261 299 6 5 10 20 13 10Ice land 74 85 109 3 . 4 1 2 10Iris h R epublic 2,184 2,268 2,279 313 312 340 308 329 356Italy 1,054 1,317 1,419 74 80 95 59 80 76L atvia 66 82 73 0 1 1 2 6 8L ithuania 133 146 189 . . 1 1 2 3L uxem bourg 12 17 37 15 14 27 21 34 19Malta 38 44 61 14 10 12 2 3 6Netherlands 1,463 1,536 1,542 156 151 172 101 104 97Norway 576 577 542 28 41 26 23 20 39P oland 1,016 1,299 1,223 18 17 11 7 10 15P ortugal 184 190 229 30 40 37 8 12 11R om ania 42 78 179 4 5 5 3 2 4S lovakia 140 231 188 2 2 4 6 8 4S lovenia 55 67 44 . . . . 1 11S pain 1,108 1,275 1,400 552 573 604 126 133 154S weden 660 642 666 34 38 37 34 34 49S witze rland 407 423 398 141 133 166 151 189 162T urkey 82 131 116 14 15 19 4 5 7R es t of E urope 248 349 344 34 34 27 26 20 29E urope 18,311 19,966 20,031 2,513 2,668 2,763 741 743 761- of which E U 27 16,701 18,104 18,247 2,262 2,397 2,492 751 786 775- of which E U 25 16,609 17,978 17,929 2,257 2,387 2,485 760 789 815- of which E U 15 14,460 15,342 15,278 2,150 2,283 2,354 813 851 895

E gypt 22 28 30 5 11 6 3 5 4T unis ia 5 5 4 1 1 0 2 2 1O ther North Africa 21 25 20 3 4 7 8 7 8S outh Africa 226 243 229 59 79 57 22 29 23O ther Africa 220 225 238 53 47 50 37 32 30Is rae l 119 134 115 13 19 18 8 11 7U nited Arab E m irates 16 25 22 71 95 89 47 58 76O ther Middle E as t 150 171 190 60 64 62 42 46 50H ong K ong (C hina) 45 44 42 59 58 57 43 52 41O ther C hina 101 110 136 12 16 24 18 16 20India 257 342 313 10 16 18 6 9 7J apan 300 310 284 19 21 15 13 12 16P akis tan 85 107 87 4 5 5 2 1 2S ri L anka 17 16 21 2 4 2 4 1 1T hailand 27 29 34 19 21 27 6 7 9O ther As ia 314 322 325 63 63 78 36 37 43Aus tralia 723 761 747 147 151 148 49 44 62New Z ealand 155 155 154 45 57 67 9 11 12B arbados 7 5 7 9 5 3 0 2 .J am aica 11 6 12 2 4 2 2 3 0O ther C aribbean 26 29 25 34 38 34 13 15 24Mexico 68 74 54 3 3 3 6 10 2O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 145 172 210 10 14 12 23 23 31R es t of the W orld 4 1 1 1 2 0 3 1 2Other C ountries 3,237 3,529 3,513 703 799 785 230 244 257

Total World 26,292 28,742 28,613 3,677 3,971 3,944 . . .

Nationality = U K Nationality = otherNationality = country of res idence

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Table 18Number of vis its abroad by UK res idents by area and purpose of vis it (all modes ) thous ands

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q120071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,959 2,714 2,736 557 689 833 657 647of which inc lus ive tour 1,028 946 878 184 241 252 201 192B us ines s 855 921 861 248 255 187 171 167V is it friends or re latives 936 960 931 203 204 321 203 212Mis ce llaneous 120 106 112 21 24 25 43 15All vis its 4,869 4,702 4,640 1,028 1,173 1,365 1,074 1,041

E uropeH oliday 36,180 36,931 37,142 5,910 9,984 14,460 6,790 6,358of which inc lus ive tour 15,222 14,874 14,693 2,054 4,148 6,012 2,480 2,287B us ines s 6,782 7,097 7,148 1,794 2,027 1,514 1,813 1,590V is it friends or re latives 7,229 8,421 8,574 1,854 2,104 2,634 1,982 2,044Mis ce llaneous 2,647 2,721 2,313 553 550 520 690 397All vis its 52,838 55,170 55,178 10,112 14,665 19,127 11,274 10,388

- of which E U27H oliday 33,926 34,449 34,532 5,558 9,348 13,243 6,383 5,964of which inc lus ive tour 13,926 13,598 13,435 1,966 3,823 5,350 2,296 2,184B us ines s 6,212 6,415 6,452 1,599 1,836 1,381 1,636 1,432V is it friends or re latives 6,715 7,829 7,934 1,725 1,970 2,371 1,867 1,868Mis ce llaneous 2,537 2,621 2,248 539 534 496 680 382All vis its 49,390 51,314 51,167 9,422 13,689 17,491 10,565 9,647



Other C ountriesH oliday 5,036 5,642 5,918 1,538 1,412 1,508 1,461 1,636of which inc lus ive tour 2,743 3,131 3,353 783 810 924 836 818B us ines s 919 1,083 1,035 262 263 215 295 253V is it friends or re latives 2,483 2,582 2,880 880 629 747 625 885Mis ce llaneous 296 357 378 121 93 91 73 79All vis its 8,734 9,664 10,211 2,800 2,397 2,561 2,454 2,853

Total WorldH oliday 44,175 45,287 45,796 8,004 12,085 16,800 8,907 8,641of which inc lus ive tour 18,993 18,951 18,924 3,020 5,199 7,187 3,517 3,297B us ines s 8,556 9,102 9,043 2,304 2,545 1,916 2,278 2,010V is it friends or re latives 10,648 11,963 12,386 2,937 2,937 3,701 2,810 3,141Mis ce llaneous 3,063 3,184 2,804 695 667 635 807 491All vis its 66,441 69,536 70,029 13,940 18,234 23,052 14,802 14,283(of which day vis its ) 2,861 2,626 2,537 537 703 614 683 362

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Table 19Number of vis its abroad by UK res idents by area and purpose of vis it (air) thous ands

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q120071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,955 2,704 2,716 557 680 823 656 647of which inc lus ive tour 1,028 945 867 184 239 244 200 192B us ines s 854 919 860 247 255 187 171 167V is it friends or re latives 935 958 930 203 203 320 203 212Mis ce llaneous 120 106 112 21 24 25 43 15All vis its 4,866 4,688 4,618 1,028 1,163 1,355 1,073 1,041

E uropeH oliday 28,329 29,132 29,217 4,793 7,750 11,410 5,264 4,848of which inc lus ive tour 12,520 11,944 12,122 1,682 3,385 5,021 2,034 1,779B us ines s 5,297 5,498 5,683 1,425 1,663 1,131 1,463 1,215V is it friends or re latives 5,698 6,714 6,782 1,487 1,631 2,109 1,554 1,632Mis ce llaneous 1,028 1,246 1,036 293 245 243 255 225All vis its 40,353 42,590 42,718 7,998 11,290 14,894 8,536 7,921

- of which E U27H oliday 26,233 26,757 26,752 4,474 7,145 10,269 4,864 4,486of which inc lus ive tour 11,290 10,713 10,911 1,604 3,067 4,388 1,851 1,679B us ines s 4,746 4,827 5,010 1,237 1,476 1,002 1,295 1,058V is it friends or re latives 5,196 6,137 6,155 1,361 1,499 1,852 1,442 1,463Mis ce llaneous 926 1,164 974 280 229 220 245 212All vis its 37,101 38,884 38,890 7,352 10,349 13,343 7,846 7,219

- of which E U25H oliday 25,893 26,521 26,497 4,417 7,089 10,139 4,851 4,440of which inc lus ive tour 11,020 10,552 10,763 1,573 3,027 4,312 1,851 1,654B us ines s 4,690 4,777 4,967 1,225 1,467 994 1,280 1,046V is it friends or re latives 5,156 6,061 6,083 1,347 1,484 1,825 1,428 1,444Mis ce llaneous 909 1,140 951 275 228 207 241 211All vis its 36,649 38,499 38,498 7,264 10,268 13,165 7,801 7,142

- of which E U15H oliday 23,186 23,859 23,975 4,066 6,431 9,182 4,296 4,094of which inc lus ive tour 9,666 9,458 9,689 1,441 2,737 3,879 1,632 1,538B us ines s 4,384 4,391 4,588 1,140 1,327 918 1,203 966V is it friends or re latives 4,471 4,929 4,768 1,051 1,194 1,445 1,079 1,080Mis ce llaneous 828 1,021 821 247 193 170 211 189All vis its 32,870 34,200 34,152 6,504 9,144 11,716 6,789 6,328

Other C ountriesH oliday 4,716 5,171 5,320 1,452 1,287 1,262 1,318 1,501of which inc lus ive tour 2,431 2,669 2,760 698 688 679 696 684B us ines s 918 1,082 1,031 261 261 215 294 248V is it friends or re latives 2,480 2,573 2,872 878 628 741 624 885Mis ce llaneous 294 357 378 121 93 91 73 79All vis its 8,408 9,183 9,600 2,711 2,270 2,309 2,309 2,714

Total WorldH oliday 36,001 37,007 37,253 6,802 9,718 13,495 7,238 6,996of which inc lus ive tour 15,979 15,559 15,750 2,564 4,311 5,944 2,931 2,656B us ines s 7,070 7,499 7,574 1,933 2,180 1,533 1,928 1,631V is it friends or re latives 9,113 10,245 10,583 2,568 2,463 3,171 2,382 2,729Mis ce llaneous 1,442 1,710 1,527 434 363 359 371 320All vis its 53,626 56,460 56,937 11,737 14,723 18,559 11,918 11,676(of which day vis its ) 764 782 732 185 201 137 209 145

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Table 20Number of vis its abroad by UK res idents by area and purpose of vis it (sea and tunnel) thous ands

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 3 10 19 . 9 9 1 .of which inc lus ive tour 0 0 11 . 2 7 1 .B us ines s 0 2 1 1 . . . .V is it friends or re latives 0 2 2 . 1 0 0 .Mis ce llaneous . . . . . . . .A ll vis its 3 14 22 1 10 9 2 .

E uropeH oliday 7,851 7,799 7,925 1,117 2,233 3,049 1,526 1,510of which inc lus ive tour 2,702 2,930 2,571 372 763 991 445 508B us ines s 1,485 1,599 1,465 369 364 383 349 374V is it friends or re latives 1,530 1,707 1,793 368 473 525 428 412Mis ce llaneous 1,619 1,475 1,277 260 305 276 436 171All vis its 12,486 12,581 12,460 2,114 3,374 4,233 2,738 2,467

- of which E U27H oliday 7,693 7,692 7,780 1,085 2,203 2,974 1,518 1,478of which inc lus ive tour 2,636 2,885 2,525 362 756 961 445 505B us ines s 1,466 1,588 1,442 363 360 379 341 374V is it friends or re latives 1,518 1,692 1,779 364 471 519 425 405Mis ce llaneous 1,611 1,458 1,275 258 305 276 436 171All vis its 12,289 12,430 12,276 2,070 3,339 4,148 2,720 2,428



Other C ountriesH oliday 319 471 598 86 125 246 142 135of which inc lus ive tour 311 462 592 85 122 245 140 133B us ines s 1 2 4 1 2 . 1 4V is it friends or re latives 4 9 9 2 0 5 1 .Mis ce llaneous 1 . . . . . . .A ll vis its 326 482 611 88 127 251 144 139

Total WorldH oliday 8,174 8,280 8,543 1,203 2,367 3,304 1,669 1,645of which inc lus ive tour 3,014 3,392 3,174 456 888 1,243 587 642B us ines s 1,486 1,603 1,469 370 366 383 350 378V is it friends or re latives 1,534 1,718 1,803 370 474 530 429 412Mis ce llaneous 1,621 1,475 1,277 260 305 276 436 171All vis its 12,815 13,076 13,092 2,203 3,511 4,493 2,884 2,607(of which day vis its ) 2,097 1,844 1,805 352 502 477 474 218

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Table 21S pending abroad by UK res idents by area and purpose of vis it £m illion

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,757 2,600 2,714 485 720 886 623 554of which inc lus ive tour 1,043 1,009 966 152 281 335 197 176B us ines s 882 920 892 273 247 219 153 174V is it friends or re latives 469 502 501 126 92 173 109 118Mis ce llaneous 105 120 166 15 58 32 61 19All vis its 4,213 4,142 4,272 900 1,117 1,310 945 865

E uropeH oliday 14,868 15,439 16,156 2,392 4,111 6,978 2,676 2,740of which inc lus ive tour 6,760 6,666 7,190 949 1,861 3,305 1,076 1,166B us ines s 2,657 2,807 2,936 637 851 682 766 659V is it friends or re latives 1,673 2,090 2,067 415 477 728 448 566Mis ce llaneous 1,081 1,007 933 175 262 234 263 162All vis its 20,279 21,344 22,093 3,619 5,701 8,621 4,152 4,128

- of which E U27H oliday 13,790 14,233 14,738 2,190 3,803 6,364 2,382 2,539of which inc lus ive tour 6,124 6,053 6,521 893 1,693 2,946 990 1,103B us ines s 2,351 2,451 2,584 543 752 614 674 570V is it friends or re latives 1,513 1,892 1,869 377 445 631 416 511Mis ce llaneous 993 958 876 168 258 192 258 138All vis its 18,647 19,534 20,067 3,278 5,259 7,801 3,729 3,758



Other C ountriesH oliday 4,647 5,261 5,375 1,580 1,292 1,239 1,264 1,640of which inc lus ive tour 2,144 2,694 2,902 816 694 672 721 755B us ines s 1,073 1,340 1,316 370 333 296 317 330V is it friends or re latives 1,606 1,694 1,912 571 472 470 399 675Mis ce llaneous 337 631 507 145 105 157 100 124All vis its 7,663 8,926 9,109 2,665 2,202 2,162 2,080 2,768

Total WorldH oliday 22,272 23,300 24,245 4,457 6,123 9,103 4,562 4,934of which inc lus ive tour 9,947 10,369 11,059 1,917 2,836 4,312 1,994 2,097B us ines s 4,611 5,067 5,144 1,280 1,431 1,197 1,236 1,163V is it friends or re latives 3,748 4,286 4,480 1,112 1,041 1,371 956 1,359Mis ce llaneous 1,523 1,759 1,606 334 426 422 423 305All vis its 32,154 34,411 35,475 7,184 9,020 12,094 7,177 7,761(of which day vis its ) 344 306 323 70 100 62 91 43

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Table 22Number of vis its abroad by UK res idents by area of vis it and nationality thous ands

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q120071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaNationality = U K 4,427 4,247 4,187 910 1,045 1,264 968 914Nationality = area of vis it 202 208 203 59 50 39 55 58Nationality = other 240 246 250 59 78 61 52 70All nationalities 4,869 4,702 4,640 1,028 1,173 1,365 1,074 1,041

E uropeNationality = U K 46,508 47,745 47,429 8,416 12,699 16,851 9,463 8,515Nationality = area of vis it 4,355 5,278 5,559 1,266 1,356 1,656 1,282 1,457Nationality = other 1,976 2,147 2,190 430 610 620 530 416All nationalities 52,838 55,170 55,178 10,112 14,665 19,127 11,274 10,388

- of which E U27Nationality = U K 43,516 44,376 43,971 7,841 11,876 15,389 8,866 7,932Nationality = area of vis it 3,927 4,864 5,084 1,159 1,244 1,497 1,183 1,317Nationality = other 1,947 2,073 2,112 421 569 605 517 398All nationalities 49,390 51,314 51,167 9,422 13,689 17,491 10,565 9,647

- of which E U25Nationality = U K 43,100 44,070 43,647 7,766 11,811 15,233 8,837 7,870Nationality = area of vis it 3,870 4,767 4,974 1,136 1,220 1,459 1,159 1,287Nationality = other 1,958 2,086 2,144 427 576 618 523 403All nationalities 48,928 50,923 50,765 9,330 13,607 17,309 10,519 9,560

- of which E U15Nationality = U K 39,847 40,868 40,576 7,315 10,980 14,132 8,148 7,420Nationality = area of vis it 3,169 3,395 3,275 758 818 952 748 801Nationality = other 1,975 2,168 2,274 448 601 665 561 434All nationalities 44,991 46,431 46,126 8,521 12,399 15,749 9,457 8,656

Other C ountriesNationality = U K 7,433 8,280 8,597 2,355 2,043 2,114 2,085 2,442Nationality = area of vis it 1,026 1,057 1,272 348 259 377 288 299Nationality = other 275 327 341 97 95 69 80 112All nationalities 8,734 9,664 10,211 2,800 2,397 2,561 2,454 2,853

Total WorldNationality = U K 58,368 60,273 60,213 11,682 15,787 20,230 12,515 11,871Nationality = area of vis it 8,074 9,263 9,816 2,259 2,448 2,822 2,287 2,412All nationalities 66,441 69,536 70,029 13,940 18,234 23,052 14,802 14,283

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Table 23Number of visits abroad by UK residents by country visited thous ands

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q120071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 628 716 669 97 169 306 98 139U S A 4,241 3,986 3,971 931 1,004 1,059 977 902North America 4,869 4,702 4,640 1,028 1,173 1,365 1,074 1,041

Aus tria 769 702 707 302 151 155 100 421B e lgium 1,733 1,815 1,853 356 506 495 496 321B ulgaria 367 307 315 74 72 145 23 61C zech R epublic 786 775 652 131 150 218 153 169C yprus 1,431 1,311 1,292 126 369 559 238 147D enm ark 337 395 351 72 100 87 92 45E s tonia 73 85 83 16 27 23 18 16F inland 146 191 210 49 41 34 86 38F rance 11,094 10,854 11,169 2,198 2,946 3,829 2,196 2,297G erm any 2,493 2,698 2,692 580 688 757 667 557G ibraltar 67 55 79 11 19 26 23 20G reece 2,435 2,436 2,488 57 690 1,450 292 59H ungary 302 304 294 56 87 79 72 59Ice land 79 99 102 23 31 27 21 17Iris h R epublic 4,221 4,682 4,229 918 1,111 1,136 1,065 914Italy 3,374 3,380 3,541 642 970 1,329 601 612L atvia 51 90 111 25 32 26 29 12L ithuania 65 97 104 20 16 33 35 26L uxem bourg 110 112 116 32 17 25 43 27Malta 560 507 477 64 110 173 130 52Netherlands 2,174 2,410 2,222 528 604 584 507 469Norway 314 368 333 85 81 114 52 80P oland 637 1,236 1,553 339 399 444 371 393P ortugal 1,855 1,937 2,186 352 624 792 418 400R om ania 95 84 87 18 10 36 23 26S lovakia 102 143 134 28 38 41 27 41S lovenia 73 85 72 21 14 24 13 19S pain 13,837 14,428 13,910 2,339 3,847 4,931 2,794 2,415S weden 414 390 450 99 106 144 101 80S witze rland 1,001 1,120 1,190 377 277 305 231 409T urkey 1,367 1,408 1,543 82 359 838 265 96R es t of E urope 479 665 629 96 174 267 93 90E urope 52,838 55,170 55,178 10,112 14,665 19,127 11,274 10,388- of which E U 27 49,390 51,314 51,167 9,422 13,689 17,491 10,565 9,647- of which E U 25 48,928 50,923 50,765 9,330 13,607 17,309 10,519 9,560- of which E U 15 44,991 46,431 46,126 8,521 12,399 15,749 9,457 8,656

E gypt 564 694 529 143 131 99 155 193T unis ia 353 291 394 69 120 114 92 77O ther North Africa 278 392 604 181 130 155 139 152S outh Africa 449 542 523 171 94 89 169 175O ther Africa 692 801 802 177 179 258 189 189Is rae l 106 117 138 58 19 26 35 31U nited Arab E m irates 410 495 522 119 144 122 138 181O ther Middle E as t 278 287 302 76 80 81 65 98H ong K ong (C hina) 178 187 254 35 59 84 76 38O ther C hina 290 324 306 32 86 93 96 82India 796 958 1,028 374 230 194 231 356J apan 132 139 144 35 39 28 42 24P akis tan 402 415 436 107 94 142 94 98S ri L anka 120 150 107 30 14 34 29 27T hailand 356 423 428 111 114 116 86 122O ther As ia 610 623 629 166 154 163 147 176Aus tralia 648 593 566 224 148 81 113 205New Z ealand 204 221 220 108 41 33 38 90B arbados 151 169 193 36 69 44 44 38J am aica 139 187 183 60 42 48 33 41O ther C aribbean 736 684 691 221 130 192 148 164Mexico 261 216 255 58 76 59 61 60O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 258 295 356 124 78 63 91 101R es t of the W orld 321 464 600 85 127 246 143 135Other C ountries 8,734 9,664 10,211 2,800 2,397 2,561 2,454 2,853

Total World 66,441 69,536 70,029 13,940 18,234 23,052 14,802 14,283

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Table 24Spending on visits abroad by UK residents by country visited £m illion

2005 2006 2007P q1 q2 q3 q4 q120071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 516 597 548 62 151 264 71 105U S A 3,697 3,545 3,724 837 966 1,046 874 760North America 4,213 4,142 4,272 900 1,117 1,310 945 865

Aus tria 390 380 366 168 71 80 47 274B e lgium 413 423 435 94 116 116 110 78B ulgaria 147 126 149 34 32 73 10 33C zech R epublic 233 256 234 45 57 80 52 61C yprus 781 714 700 69 175 335 121 92D enm ark 102 137 120 21 37 27 35 10E s tonia 30 37 32 6 10 9 7 5F inland 61 79 96 20 29 11 36 14F rance 3,590 3,796 3,817 775 977 1,379 685 907G erm any 730 859 867 164 242 251 209 182G ibraltar 24 18 31 4 3 17 7 6G reece 1,259 1,231 1,292 15 333 811 133 23H ungary 95 127 122 21 49 30 22 17Ice land 47 63 51 8 12 19 13 6Iris h R epublic 1,033 1,118 998 201 255 319 223 197Italy 1,696 1,565 1,806 230 498 823 255 257L atvia 17 39 53 9 20 16 8 5L ithuania 46 54 54 8 7 21 17 17L uxem bourg 29 47 46 8 10 6 23 22Malta 241 199 217 25 48 89 54 29Netherlands 560 702 650 142 197 172 139 133Norway 110 158 153 35 40 56 22 29P oland 286 535 608 112 153 201 142 211P ortugal 876 863 1,032 141 280 430 181 165R om ania 60 60 54 8 4 19 23 14S lovakia 37 54 41 10 11 12 8 12S lovenia 28 34 26 7 4 11 3 7S pain 5,796 6,022 6,134 916 1,615 2,443 1,159 987S weden 161 136 173 35 39 65 33 21S witze rland 433 473 633 202 118 124 188 194T urkey 657 625 729 36 158 421 114 57R es t of E urope 292 397 362 44 95 156 67 59E urope 20,279 21,344 22,093 3,619 5,701 8,621 4,152 4,128- of which E U 27 18,647 19,534 20,067 3,278 5,259 7,801 3,729 3,758- of which E U 25 18,440 19,348 19,864 3,235 5,223 7,710 3,696 3,710- of which E U 15 16,715 17,374 17,843 2,933 4,704 6,934 3,273 3,274

E gypt 277 342 323 88 78 64 94 135T unis ia 121 105 139 23 36 49 31 46O ther North Africa 142 195 333 84 77 105 68 85S outh Africa 481 581 488 179 88 52 168 186O ther Africa 634 690 827 156 191 306 174 133Is rae l 57 67 74 30 15 13 16 15U nited Arab E m irates 341 406 494 109 148 101 136 166O ther Middle E as t 184 247 234 77 54 49 54 77H ong K ong (C hina) 146 154 190 22 44 56 67 30O ther C hina 247 293 301 30 96 81 95 69India 607 748 842 332 188 160 161 349J apan 148 128 144 35 36 36 38 20P akis tan 284 335 307 73 73 104 57 72S ri L anka 86 118 84 23 17 25 19 26T hailand 419 501 500 132 153 123 92 170O ther As ia 535 637 664 174 187 146 157 173Aus tralia 920 962 866 347 209 159 151 328New Z ealand 367 335 360 166 55 57 82 140B arbados 129 285 201 47 76 47 32 32J am aica 108 121 132 39 41 35 18 32O ther C aribbean 522 490 537 183 114 143 96 138Mexico 192 168 254 73 70 67 45 64O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 287 333 364 128 78 58 100 166R es t of the W orld 432 684 451 117 77 127 131 117Other C ountries 7,663 8,926 9,109 2,665 2,202 2,162 2,080 2,768

Total World 32,154 34,411 35,475 7,184 9,020 12,094 7,177 7,761

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Table 25Number of visits abroad by UK residents by country visited and mode of travel thous ands

` 2005 2006 2007P 2005 2006 2007P 2005 2006 2007P20051 20061 20071 20052 20062 20072 20053 20063 20073

C anada 628 715 669 0 1 0 . . .U S A 4,238 3,973 3,949 1 11 18 2 2 3North America 4,866 4,688 4,618 1 12 19 2 2 3

Aus tria 590 563 662 136 108 28 43 31 17B e lgium 390 406 311 623 704 767 720 705 775B ulgaria 364 307 308 . . 4 2 . 2C zech R epublic 756 752 619 15 19 25 14 3 8C yprus 1,431 1,311 1,292 . . . . . 1D enm ark 311 377 336 22 17 12 4 1 4E s tonia 73 85 83 . . . . . .F inland 145 190 209 . 1 1 1 . .F rance 4,033 4,231 4,370 3,710 3,325 3,686 3,351 3,298 3,112G erm any 1,996 2,186 2,161 348 346 333 148 166 198G ibraltar 63 55 79 . . . 4 . .G reece 2,424 2,428 2,483 9 8 4 2 . 2H ungary 297 297 287 3 5 7 3 3 1Ice land 79 99 102 . . . . 0 .Iris h R epublic 2,540 2,902 2,458 1,681 1,781 1,771 . . .Ita ly 3,140 3,073 3,328 163 251 138 70 56 75L atvia 51 90 110 . . 1 . . .L ithuania 51 92 94 12 5 9 3 . .L uxem bourg 45 62 61 32 17 22 33 33 34Malta 557 507 477 4 . . . . .Netherlands 1,534 1,674 1,607 496 539 488 145 197 128Norway 256 341 288 57 27 44 0 . 2P oland 535 1,096 1,330 68 73 126 34 67 97P ortugal 1,831 1,913 2,152 22 18 30 2 6 4R om ania 88 79 84 7 4 2 . 1 .S lovakia 100 127 118 1 9 10 1 7 7S lovenia 72 84 69 1 2 3 0 . .S pain 13,483 13,810 13,579 274 574 276 80 44 56S weden 408 385 436 5 4 8 1 . 6S witze rland 896 1,034 1,085 72 55 63 33 31 42T urkey 1,366 1,408 1,538 . . 2 0 . 3R es t of E urope 450 628 602 20 35 24 9 3 4E urope 40,353 42,590 42,718 7,783 7,927 7,884 4,703 4,653 4,576- of which E U 27 37,101 38,884 38,890 7,633 7,810 7,751 4,656 4,620 4,525- of which E U 25 36,649 38,499 38,498 7,626 7,806 7,745 4,654 4,619 4,523- of which E U 15 32,870 34,200 34,152 7,523 7,693 7,564 4,598 4,538 4,410

E gypt 563 692 529 2 2 . . . .T unis ia 353 287 393 . 4 . . . 1O ther North Africa 272 386 594 4 3 9 2 3 1S outh Africa 448 542 523 1 . . 1 . .O ther Africa 690 799 802 . . . 2 2 1Is rae l 106 117 138 . . . . . .U nited Arab E m irates 410 495 521 . . . . . 1O ther Middle E as t 278 287 302 . . . . . .H ong K ong (C hina) 178 187 254 . . . . . .O ther C hina 290 323 306 . . . . 1 .India 796 958 1,027 . . 1 . . .J apan 130 139 144 1 . . . . .P akis tan 402 415 436 . . . . . .S ri L anka 120 150 107 . . . . . .T hailand 356 423 428 . . . . . .O ther As ia 608 622 627 . . . 2 2 2Aus tralia 648 593 566 . . . . . .New Z ealand 204 221 220 . . . . . .B arbados 151 169 193 . . . . . .J am aica 139 187 183 . . . . . .O ther C aribbean 736 680 690 0 2 . 1 2 1Mexico 261 215 254 . 1 0 . . .O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 257 294 354 . . . 1 1 2R es t of the W orld 10 4 8 311 459 592 . 1 .Other C ountries 8,408 9,183 9,600 318 472 603 8 10 8

Total World 53,626 56,460 56,937 8,102 8,411 8,506 4,713 4,665 4,587

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Table 26Number of visits abroad by UK residents by country visited and nationality thous ands

` 2005 2006 2007P 2005 2006 2007P 2005 2006 2007P20051 20061 20071 20052 20062 20072 20053 20063 20073


Aus tria 684 610 609 30 20 30 55 72 69B e lgium 1,542 1,636 1,641 52 48 58 139 131 154B ulgaria 343 255 269 18 39 34 6 13 13C zech R epublic 704 660 520 33 71 90 49 44 42C yprus 1,396 1,256 1,261 18 29 19 17 25 12D enm ark 254 297 271 48 60 39 34 39 41E s tonia 56 61 67 9 13 11 7 12 5F inland 111 153 184 20 22 13 15 17 13F rance 10,027 9,726 9,957 466 535 545 601 593 667G erm any 2,002 2,141 2,171 279 298 274 212 259 247G ibraltar 65 53 78 1 . . 2 2 1G reece 2,308 2,305 2,344 77 67 82 50 64 62H ungary 250 225 206 26 55 57 26 24 32Ice land 60 88 87 12 4 9 7 7 6Iris h R epublic 2,703 3,000 2,706 602 672 548 915 1,011 975Italy 2,881 2,892 3,025 246 241 254 247 247 262L atvia 37 66 62 12 19 38 3 4 11L ithuania 19 28 32 43 68 67 3 1 4L uxem bourg 97 87 103 . 2 1 12 23 12Malta 529 486 455 13 7 7 18 13 15Netherlands 1,887 2,092 1,882 130 133 141 158 185 199Norway 246 296 267 32 43 32 35 28 34P oland 286 412 472 316 780 1,037 34 44 45P ortugal 1,706 1,768 2,038 85 97 81 64 72 67R om ania 72 51 56 18 24 24 5 9 7S lovakia 53 67 55 43 73 77 6 3 3S lovenia 60 74 65 5 2 4 7 9 3S pain 13,339 13,892 13,321 182 197 189 316 339 401S weden 305 270 326 71 73 76 37 46 48S witze rland 825 929 976 29 27 42 147 164 172T urkey 1,298 1,323 1,435 28 41 44 41 45 64R es t of E urope 364 545 492 65 59 64 50 61 73E urope 46,508 47,745 47,429 4,355 5,278 5,559 1,976 2,147 2,190- of which E U 27 43,516 44,376 43,971 3,927 4,864 5,084 1,947 2,073 2,112- of which E U 25 43,100 44,070 43,647 3,870 4,767 4,974 1,958 2,086 2,144- of which E U 15 39,847 40,868 40,576 3,169 3,395 3,275 1,975 2,168 2,274

E gypt 534 657 487 5 9 8 24 28 34T unis ia 342 273 379 4 4 2 7 14 14O ther North Africa 223 345 512 26 16 46 28 31 46S outh Africa 355 438 420 70 71 74 25 33 29O ther Africa 532 672 640 127 91 122 33 37 41Is rae l 91 104 113 5 6 8 10 7 16U nited Arab E m irates 384 460 484 3 1 6 23 34 32O ther Middle E as t 211 234 229 45 37 47 22 15 27H ong K ong (C hina) 149 142 219 15 21 18 13 24 17O ther C hina 200 221 226 78 83 54 13 20 27India 602 728 754 166 194 236 27 35 38J apan 86 90 81 33 39 47 13 10 17P akis tan 330 323 362 63 75 63 9 17 11S ri L anka 97 126 87 17 21 17 6 3 3T hailand 323 386 391 20 14 19 13 23 19O ther As ia 479 482 501 109 117 98 23 25 30Aus tralia 591 537 518 40 34 32 17 22 17New Z ealand 184 200 187 14 13 26 6 8 6B arbados 142 163 191 4 2 . 4 4 2J am aica 126 170 164 10 12 14 3 5 4O ther C aribbean 704 644 640 14 10 15 18 31 36Mexico 248 210 237 3 3 3 10 3 14O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 202 232 277 24 25 26 31 38 53R es t of the W orld 296 443 499 23 15 89 2 6 12Other C ountries 7,433 8,280 8,597 1,026 1,057 1,272 275 327 341

Total World 58,368 60,273 60,213 8,074 9,263 9,816 . . .

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Notes to tables

1. The content, format and order of tables in this editionof MQ6 differs from earlier editions. Changes havebeen made to ensure that information published inMQ6 is consistent and compatible with that which willbe available in other IPS publications and also to reflectthe recent changes in the makeup of the EU. Fouradditional tables are included which show visits bycountry of residence and nationality for overseasresidents on visits to the UK and visits by country visitedand nationality for UK residents on visits abroad.

2. Table 5: Overseas earnings and expenditure at constant(1995) prices - includes estimates for the ChannelI s l ands .

3. Table 7: Nights spent abroad by UK residents - includes cruisesallocated to ‘Other Areas’ (see note 27 on page 32).

4. Tables 8, 9, 10: Number of visits to the UK by mode.See note 2 on page 31.

5. Table 11: Spending by overseas residents by area and purposeof visit. See notes 9, 10 and 11 on page 31.

6. Table 13: Number of overnight visits to the regions of the UK byarea of residence. Please note that the results from 1999onwards should not be directly compared with data fromprevious years. See notes 34 & 35 on page 33.

7. Table 18, 19 & 20: Visits abroad by UK residents by mode.See note 2 on page 31.

8. Table 21: Spending abroad by UK residents by area and purposeof visit. See notes 9, 10 and 11 on page 31.

Exclusions:

The following groups are excluded from the tables in this publication:

9. Trippers who cross the Channel or the North Sea but do not alightfrom the boat.

10. Migrants and persons travelling overseas to take up pre-arranged employment together with military/diplomaticpersonnel, merchant seamen and airline personnel on duty.

11. Overseas residents passing through the United Kingdom en routeto other destinations (often known as transit passengers) butwho do not stay overnight (however any spending whilst hereis included in the figures for earnings).

SymbolsP = Prov is iona lR = Revised- = Not available or no sample0 = visits less than 500 or spending less than £500,000

VFR = Visiting friends or relatives.

Please note:Due to rounding, constituent items in the tables may not addexactly to totals.

Explanatory notes

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Definitions1. The figures relate to the number of visits, not number of

visitors. Anyone entering or leaving more than once in the sameperiod is counted on each visit. The count of visits relates toUnited Kingdom residents returning to this country and tooverseas residents leaving it.

2. Day-visits (i.e trips that do not involve an overnight stay)abroad by UK residents as well as day trips to the UK by overseasresidents are included in the figures for visits and expenditure.Details of such visits are shown separately in Tables 8-11 and18-20 under the heading ‘day visits’. Please note they do notcover day visits to or from the Irish Republic across the landborder, although they are included in total visits. For overseasresidents in transit through the UK see note 9.

3. An Overseas visitor means a person who being permanentlyresident in a country outside the United Kingdom visits theUnited Kingdom for a period of less than 12 months. UnitedKingdom citizens resident overseas for 12 months or morecoming home on leave are included in this category. Visitsabroad are visits for a period of less than 12 months by peoplepermanently resident in the United Kingdom (who may be offoreign nationality).

4. When a resident of the United Kingdom has visited more thanone country the entire visit, expenditure and stay are allocatedto the country stayed in for the longest time.

5. Visits for miscellaneous purposes include those for study, toattend sporting events, for shopping, health, religious or forother purposes, together with visits for more than one purposewhen none predominates (eg visits both on business and onholiday). Overseas visitors staying overnight in the UK en routeto other destinations are also included in miscellaneouspurposes.

6. Estimates relating to tourist flows across the land borderbetween the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland are, forconvenience, included in the figures for sea. Where not shownseparately, flows through the Channel Tunnel are also includedunder the figures for sea.

Regional Analysis (Table 13). The information relating tovisitors using the land border from the Irish Republic is notcollected and so is excluded from the table. Also excluded(except from the ‘Total’ section) are all visits that did notinclude an overnight stay in the United Kingdom. Visits byoverseas residents to Northern Ireland although included in the‘total’ column are not separately analysed. More than oneregion can be visited by an individual whilst in the UnitedKingdom and so the total of the visits to all the regions willtherefore sometimes be greater than the total number of visitsto the United Kingdom.

7. Adjustments are made to the reported cost of an inclusivetour so that only the amount earned by the country of visit (e.g.accommodation costs, car hire, etc.) is included. This estimateis then added to an individual’s spending to give the totalspending in the country of visit (see also note 9).

8. Length of stay for UK residents covers the time spent,including the journey outside the United Kingdom, whilst foroverseas residents it refers to the time spent within the UnitedKingdom.

9. Earnings and expenditure figures cover the same categoriesof travellers as do the number of visits except that in additionthe earnings figures include the expenditure by same daytransit passengers, and the foreign exchange earnings andexpenditure due to travel relating to the Channel Islands. Theyexclude payments for air, sea and rail travel to and from theUnited Kingdom. For any traveller on an inclusive tour anestimate of the return fare is deducted from the total tour price.

10. Earnings do not include the personal export of cars that havebeen purchased in the United Kingdom by overseas residents.Similarly spending excludes the personal import of cars by UKresidents.

11. An estimate for purchases by overseas visitors at airport duty-free shops is included in the figures for earnings. Suchpurchases on British carriers are still excluded.

Geographical areas:

The geographical areas used in this report have changed fromthose used in previous years.

12. North America: Canada (including Greenland and St Pierreet Miquelon), USA (including Puerto Rico and US VirginIslands).

13. Europe: All countries listed under EU27 plus other central &eastern Europe, North Cyprus, Gibraltar, Iceland (includingFaroe Islands), Norway, Switzerland (including Liechtenstein),Turkey, the former USSR and the states of former Yugoslavia.

14. EU 15: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France (including Monaco),Finland, Germany, Greece, Irish Republic, Italy (including SanMarino and Vatican City), Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal(including Azores and Madeira), Spain (including CanaryIslands, and the Balearic Islands and Andorra) and Sweden.

15. EU 25: As for EU15 plus, Cyprus (see * below), Czech Republic,Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakiaand Slovenia. * Only the south of Cyprus is a member of theEU but the IPS is unable to separate North and South Cyprusfor the period before May 2004 and so all of Cyprus is includedin the EU25 section until May 2004. From May 2004, onlysouthern Cyprus is included in the EU25 figures. Where Cyprusis shown separately in a table, the figures relate to the wholeisland.

16. EU 27: As for EU25 plus Bulgaria and Romania.

17. North Africa: Algeria, Libya, Morocco, and Sudan.

18. Other Middle East: Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait,Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and the Yemen.

19. Central and South America: Argentina, Belize, Bolivia,British Antarctica, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador,El Salvador, the Falkland Islands, French Guiana, Guatemala,Guyana, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama (including CanalZone), Paraguay, Peru, Surinam, Uruguay and Venezuela.

20 Other Caribbean: Antigua, Bahamas, Bermuda, BritishVirgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Cuba, Dominica, the DominicanRepublic, Grenada, Haiti, Martinique, Montserrat, St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines,Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and the Caicos Islands.

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Sample methodology

21 The IPS produces estimates that are based on interviews with astratified random sample of passengers entering and leaving theUnited Kingdom on the principle air, tunnel and sea routes. Themain features of the stratification are: mode of transport (i.e.air, tunnel or sea), port and time of day.

22. The frequency of sampling within each stratum depends mainlyon the variation of tourist expenditure and on the volume ofmigrants, for which the survey is also used to collect statistics.Travellers passing through passport control are randomly selectedfor interview and in all some 279,300 interviews were conductedin 2006. Only interviews carried out at the end of a visit areused to generate estimates of expenditure and stay. Of theseinterviews around 51,000 provided the published informationon foreign visitors to the UK and around 64,000 were used forthe estimate of UK residents travelling abroad. The interviewswere conducted on a purely voluntary and anonymous basis.

23. Despite the introduction in April 1999 of interviewing on air andsea routes to and from the Irish Republic (see notes 34 & 35), theresults from the IPS are still supplemented with estimates oftravel between the United Kingdom and the Irish Republic overthe land border where no IPS interviewing takes place. Estimatesfor travel by land are based on information provided by theCentral Statistics Office of the Irish Republic. Estimates ofearnings and expenditure are also supplemented with figuresfrom the Economic Advisor's Office of the States of Jersey, whoprovide information about the Channel Islands.

24. About 90 percent of passengers entering and leaving the UnitedKingdom (excluding those travelling by land to and from theIrish Republic) travel on routes covered by the survey. Theremainder are either passengers travelling at night wheninterviewing is suspended, or on those routes too small in volumeto be covered. For those passengers, estimates are made andinput into the main results of the survey.

25. At the major airports a sample of half days is taken and a fixedproportion of passengers is interviewed, whilst the smallerairports are sampled occasionally with the number of visitsdepending on the number of international passengers.

26. On the sea routes either particular cross-channel sailings aresampled and a fixed proportion of passengers interviewed onboard, or a sample of days is taken and the passengers interviewedon the quayside.

27. In all, approximately 279,300 travellers (0.13 per cent of thetotal travellers) were interviewed in 2006; this proportion variesfrom port to port. At Heathrow airport it was approx 109thousand (0.24 per cent of all travellers). Gatwick 37 thousand(0.13 per cent) were interviewed and at Manchester approx 20thousand (0.11 per cent). At all other airports there were 72thousand interviews (0.09 per cent). On the short sea routessampled, there were approx 15 thousand interviews (0.07 percent of all traffic). On the long sea routes, liners or other shipscarrying only cruise passengers are excluded from the survey, butall other ships carrying more than 50 passengers arriving ordeparting were covered and approximately 0.47 per cent wereinterviewed. On the Channel tunnel routes 26 thousand (0.15per cent) were interviewed in 2006.

28 . UK residents who left a cruise boat at a foreign port andreturned home on a scheduled air or sea service (e.g.fly-cruises) are included in the IPS. Information on thenumber of passengers on those cruises finishing inthe United Kingdom is collected by the Department forTransport and this with the estimates of their length ofstay and expenditure is added to the cruise datacollected from the IPS and included under the headingsfor ‘other areas’, ‘holiday’, and ‘sea’.

29 . A complex weighting procedure is used in the surveyresults taking account of passenger movementstatistics produced by the BAA plc and the Civil AviationAuthority for air traffic and by the Department forTransport for sea traffic. For Heathrow, Gatwick andManchester allowances are made for passengers intransit who do not pass through passport control andhence do not cross the IPS counting line.

Accuracy of the results

30. As the information is collected by a sample survey, theestimates of the number of visits, length of stay andexpenditure are subject to a sampling error. Generallyspeaking, the larger the sample supporting a particularestimate, the smaller its sampling error. However, asthe intensity of the sampling varies at each port, figuresof a similar magnitude will not necessarily have thesame percentage sampling error.

31 . The errors quoted below relate to those for a stratifiedrandom sample. In the past, the accuracy of IPSestimates has been quoted in terms of 'simple'sampling errors, which have not fully taken into accountthe clustered sample design of the survey. Recentresearch, however, has allowed the full effects of thecomplex sample design upon each of the mainestimates to be calculated, and it is these newlycalculated 'complex' sampling errors which are quotedbelow.

32 . The sampling errors of IPS estimates are given interms of an interval in to which there are 19 chances outof 20 that the true figure will fall. This is known as a 95%confidence interval; the estimate plus or minus thepercentage quoted gives the appropriate interval.

33 . The estimate of the total number of overseas residents'visits to the UK (excluding land based visits from theIrish Republic) in 2006 as a whole had a 95% confidenceinterval of + 2.9 per cent. Total visitor-nights and totalearnings for the year had 95% confidence intervals of+ 4.2 per cent and + 3.1 per cent respectively. By quarter,the estimated confidence intervals for the total numberof visits varied between + 5.2 per cent in quarter threeand + 6.1 per cent in quarter four. On average, confidenceintervals for visitor-nights and earnings by quarter were+ 8.4 per cent and + 5.9 per cent respectively.

34 . The estimate of the total number of UK residents' visitsabroad (excluding land based visits to the Irish Republic)in 2006 as a whole had a 95% confidence interval of +1.3 per cent. Total visitor-nights and total expenditurefor the year had 95% confidence intervals of +2.0 percent and + 1.9 per cent respectively. By quarter, theestimated confidence intervals for the total number ofvisits varied between + 2.3 per cent for quarter three and+ 2.8 per cent for quarter four. On average, confidenceintervals for visitor-nights and earnings by quarter were+ 4.1 per cent and + 3.8 per cent respectively.

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Important change in IPS sampling

35. The IPS commenced interviewing on air and searoutes to and from the Irish Republic in April 1999.Results for 1999 shown in this edition have beenrevised from previously published estimates followingthe use and analysis of records produced by interviewsconducted on these new routes. The inclusion of theIrish routes in the IPS sample creates a discontinuityin the results and so additional care must be takenwhen making time series analyses of the data orwhen comparing the results with previously publisheddata.

36 . The inclusion of the Irish routes sample does notsimply adjust the numbers of visits made to the UK byresidents to the Irish Republic and to the Irish Republicby UK residents. The new sample shows that manytrips are made on these routes by residents of regionsother then the UK or the Irish Republic, which meansthat estimates of visits and spending for some countriesother than the Irish Republic have also been subjectto revision.

37 . Traffic at all airports and seaports is monitoredregularly to assess if they should be included in theIPS sample. As a consequence Liverpool andPrestwick airports were introduced into the sample atthe beginning of 2005. Between 2000 and 2004, trafficthrough Liverpool had quadrupled to over two and halfmillion international passengers, while at Prestwickthere was a five fold increase to nearly one and halfmillion passengers over the same period. Theinclusion of these ports in the IPS sample wereshown to cause a discontinuity in regional results andmethodology was modified to account for this. Moredetails can be found at: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/about/methodology_by_theme/gini/Int_passenger_survey.asp.

Changes to the MQ6 publication in 2007

38. Due to the expansion of the EU in January 2007. Thisand future publications of MQ6 will reflect the changeby including the EU27 countries in the tables.

Changes to the method of imputing expenditure

39. The methods of computing expenditure (imputation)for cases where no expenditure information is givenby the contact changed in 2007. The new methodtakes account of the duration of stay of the contactwhich had not been the case previously and meansthere may be a discontinuity in the expenditure seriesfrom 2006 to 2007.

The new methodology compensates for possibleoverestimates of spending which may have arisen inthe past due to the average daily spending beinggenerally lower on longer trips than on shorter ones.

Changes to the method of imputing fares

40. The costs of a package trip normally include fares toand from the country of visit. For expenditure estimatesthe fares are deducted from the cost of a package inorder to obtain the amount of spending on the visit. Themanual method of looking up fares from brochuresand from the web has been replaced in 2007 by anautomated system which uses fares data provided bythe respondant.

Further Information

IPS data files

41. IPS data for the years 1993 onwards are availableonline from www.statistics.gov.uk. Travelpac is a freeand simple to use dataset for those wishing to makefurther analyses of IPS data. It contains files providedin Excel and SPSS formats.More details can be foundat: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/statbase/Product .asp?vlnk=14013

Monthly figures of Overseas Travel and TourismThese are published in the "National Statistics FirstRelease" series “Overseas Travel and Tourism” availablef rom

Office for National StatisticsGovernment Buildings, Cardiff Road,Newport, NP10 8XG.Telephone 01633 455286.or from the National Statistics website onwww.statistics.gov.uk

Further StatisticsMore detailed statistics covering 2002 to 2006 may befound in the 2006 annual report, Travel Trends which isproduced by the Office for National Statistics . A copy canbe downloaded from http://www.statistics.gov.uk/downloads/theme_transport /TravelTrends2006.pdf

Other analyses

All general enquiries about the IPS should be directed tothe Office for National Statistics at the address shownabove. Individual contact records may be purchased andcan be supplied on CD-ROM or diskette. It is possible tocommission more detailed analyses of the IPS data frommarketing agents appointed by National Statistics.

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The full IPS dataset contains over 110 variables. These include variables containing answers to the questions asked in the interview and others thatare derived from those answers. Some variables are simply indicators to help identify the quality of data or to show where data have been imputed,and to what degree. The most widely-used variables for general analyses are described below.

Variable Name DescriptionYear1 The year of the interview is recorded as a four digit number.Quarter1 The four quarters of the calendar year are recorded as a single digit.Month The month of interview is recorded as two digits from 01-12.Flow1 Flow describes the direction of travel and the basic residence of traveller. Flow is differentiated further according to whether

the contact travelled by a) air, or b) by sea or Channel Tunnel. This gives eight categories of flow these being:- arrivals by UK residents (air, or sea/tunnel);- departures by UK residents (air, or sea/tunnel);- arrivals by overseas residents (air, or sea/tunnel);- departures by overseas residents (air, or sea/tunnel).

Weight1 The number of trips represented by each contact is given by the weight variable. The total number of trips can therefore becalculated by summing the weights' values of the contacts.

Nationality The nationality of the contact is recorded for all contacts.Country visited1 The main country of visit (or country stayed in the longest) by UK residents is recorded for arrivals and departures.Residence1 The country of residence of overseas residents is recorded for both arrivals and departures.Town of residence The town or area of residence is recorded for UK residents for arrivals.

States of residence Each year, the state or area within a country is recorded for overseas residents in addition to their country of residence. This

detail is limited to four countries each year which are changed annually. In 2007 the countries are Canada, Germany, the Irish

Republic and Japan.Purpose of visit1 A single main purpose of visit is recorded for UK residents' arrivals and Overseas residents' departures. Prior to 2007 it

was available for all contacts.S tay 1 The length of stay of the visit is recorded in nights. This is only available for overseas residents' departures and UK

residents' arrivals.Expenditure1 The amount of money spent on the trip (excluding fares) is recorded in £ sterling and is available for overseas residents'

departures and UK residents' arrivals.UK port The UK port is the airport, or the sea/tunnel port or route where the interview was conducted.First port This is the overseas port to which the contact is travelling directly (or travelled directly from). If the person does not change

plane during the trip, 'First port' is also the final destination (for departures) or where the visit started from (for arrivals).Second port If 'First port' is a port where the contact changed planes, 'Second port' then records the final destination (for departures) or

the place where the visit started from (for arrivals). It is otherwise left blank.Flight origin/destination This is an overseas airport which is either the final destination of the flight being taken (for air departures) or where the flight

originated from (for air arrivals). This is not necessarily the same port at which the contact boarded or left the flight.Mileage travelled The distance travelled is computed in miles from the geographical locations of the ports recorded. The distances represent the

sea level (or 'great circle') distances covered. Three distances are calculated:- from the 'UK port' to 'First port' (for all air contacts);- from 'First port' to 'Second port' (if a second port is recorded);- from 'Second port' to 'UK port' (if a second port is recorded).

Carrier This is the air company or shipping line used on the leg of the journey between the 'UK port' and 'First port'. However, thecarrier used between 'First port' and 'Second port' is not recorded.

Class of travel Has been dropped from the IPS in 2007Type of flight The type of flight e.g. scheduled or charter (air records only).Fare The single fare in £ sterling is recorded for UK residents' arrivals only. Prior to 2007 it was recorded on UK residents'

departures.Vehicle type The type of vehicle taken on board ship or train is recorded. If no vehicle is used or cannot be identified, the contact is

recorded as being a foot passenger.Number in vehicle This is the number of people travelling in the vehicle recorded aboveAge1 The age group of the contact is asked and recorded for all UK residents' arrivals and Overseas residents' departures. Prior

to 2007 it was available for all contacts.Gender1 Sex is recorded for all UK residents' arrivals and Overseas residents' departures. Prior to 2007 it was available for all

contacts.Towns 1-5 For overseas residents' departures only, up to five towns in which the contact has spent at least one night are recorded.Stay 1-5 The number of nights spent in 'Towns 1-5' are recorded.Spend 1-5 Expenditure while in 'Towns 1-5' is not collected but is imputed based on total expenditure, length of stay and area of visit.Package1 This identifies whether the contact travelled as part of an inclusive tour package or travelled independently.Money spent The money spent on spirits, beer, wine, other alcohol and on tobacco being brought back into the UK by UK residents is

recorded.

The above list is not exhaustive and excludes variables based on questions not asked regularly on the IPS. Variables regarding data quality are also notincluded.1 Information based on these variables is included in the Travelpac datasets.

The main analysis variables on the IPS database

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Annual1998 4,553 17,383 15,893 15,835 15,212 3,809 25,745 0.0 -1999 4,599 16,816 15,349 15,279 14,584 3,979 25,394 -1.4 -2000 4,869 16,086 14,716 14,652 14,020 4,253 25,209 -0.7 -2001 4,228 14,857 13,602 13,535 12,865 3,751 22,835 -9.4 -2002 4,272 16,217 14,866 14,799 14,126 3,691 24,180 5.9 -

2003 3,997 17,207 15,783 15,699 14,787 3,511 24,715 2.2 -2004 4,356 19,424 17,818 17,738 16,328 3,975 27,755 12.3 -2005 4,234 21,565 19,714 19,626 17,424 4,171 29,970 8.0 -2006 4,764 23,377 21,287 21,154 18,477 4,572 32,713 9.2 -2007 4,403 23,887 21,824 21,533 18,741 4,488 32,778 0.2 -

Quarterly1999 q1 861 3,462 3,157 3,147 3,047 724 5,046 5.0 6,420

q2 1,359 4,535 4,161 4,140 3,932 905 6,799 -0.5 6,420q3 1,475 4,979 4,561 4,538 4,311 1,460 7,913 -1.4 6,310q4 905 3,840 3,470 3,454 3,293 890 5,636 -7.3 6,240

2000 q1 929 3,335 3,080 3,069 2,939 729 4,993 -1.1 6,340q2 1,433 4,268 3,958 3,940 3,787 1,032 6,733 -1.0 6,400q3 1,535 4,798 4,371 4,349 4,122 1,609 7,943 0.4 6,310q4 972 3,684 3,307 3,292 3,172 883 5,540 -1.7 6,160

2001 q1 880 3,221 2,935 2,922 2,774 762 4,863 -2.6 6,230q2 1,308 4,042 3,728 3,715 3,550 929 6,279 -6.7 5,960q3 1,338 4,352 4,015 3,984 3,746 1,410 7,100 -10.6 5,550q4 702 3,242 2,924 2,914 2,794 649 4,593 -17.1 5,100

2002 q1 825 3,029 2,749 2,735 2,621 671 4,525 -6.9 5,750q2 1,207 4,314 4,003 3,994 3,823 853 6,375 1.5 6,230q3 1,402 4,787 4,411 4,381 4,125 1,367 7,555 6.4 6,190q4 837 4,087 3,702 3,689 3,557 800 5,724 24.6 6,220

2003 q1 756 3,536 3,254 3,233 3,062 652 4,944 9.2 6,120q2 1,037 4,291 3,944 3,925 3,727 744 6,073 -4.7 5,840q3 1,305 4,890 4,518 4,493 4,187 1,339 7,534 -0.3 6,290q4 898 4,490 4,066 4,048 3,811 776 6,165 7.7 6,640

2004 q1 825 3,907 3,636 3,607 3,399 717 5,449 10.2 6,680q2 1,246 4,858 4,460 4,446 4,106 918 7,022 15.6 6,750q3 1,419 5,600 5,115 5,096 4,633 1,482 8,501 12.8 6,980q4 865 5,059 4,608 4,589 4,191 859 6,783 10.0 7,220

2005 q1 775 4,654 4,259 4,241 3,858 744 6,172 13.3 7,430q2 1,172 5,682 5,227 5,204 4,602 1,014 7,868 12.0 7,610q3 1,399 5,959 5,445 5,418 4,775 1,500 8,858 4.2 7,390q4 889 5,271 4,783 4,764 4,188 912 7,072 4.3 7,540

2006 q1 861 4,735 4,328 4,298 3,790 755 6,351 2.9 7,680q2 1,304 6,104 5,587 5,570 4,956 1,068 8,476 7.7 8,220q3 1,568 6,996 6,350 6,296 5,381 1,732 10,296 16.2 8,720q4 1,031 5,543 5,023 4,990 4,350 1,016 7,591 7.3 8,090

2007 q1 772 5,177 4,701 4,645 4,014 788 6,738 6.1 8,060q2 1,243 6,212 5,701 5,637 4,976 1,055 8,510 0.4 8,250q3 1,459 6,480 5,970 5,899 5,094 1,626 9,565 -7.1 8,040q4 928 6,018 5,451 5,352 4,657 1,020 7,966 4.9 8,430

2008P q1 792 5,483 5,007 4,974 4,143 918 7,193 6.8 8,540q2 1,204 6,123 5,621 5,542 4,782 1,096 8,424 -1.0 8,170

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Annual1998 4,158 41,552 39,301 39,192 37,237 5,163 50,872 0.0 -1999 4,733 43,620 41,587 41,493 39,500 5,529 53,881 5.9 -2000 5,060 45,763 43,639 43,531 41,140 6,014 56,837 5.5 -2001 4,656 47,573 45,334 45,193 42,566 6,052 58,281 2.5 -2002 4,211 48,879 46,499 46,312 43,822 6,287 59,377 1.9 -

2003 4,142 50,667 48,066 47,859 45,090 6,615 61,424 3.4 -2004 4,780 51,525 48,583 48,221 45,137 7,889 64,194 4.5 -2005 4,869 52,838 49,390 48,928 44,991 8,734 66,441 3.5 -2006 4,702 55,170 51,314 50,923 46,431 9,664 69,536 4.7 -2007 4,587 55,188 51,186 50,782 46,159 9,675 69,450 -0.1 -

Quarterly1999 q1 845 7,636 7,307 7,288 6,986 1,398 9,879 7.6 13,300

q2 1,192 12,007 11,486 11,466 10,916 1,375 14,575 10.1 13,910q3 1,428 14,907 14,090 14,042 13,286 1,403 17,738 4.5 13,290q4 1,267 9,069 8,705 8,697 8,311 1,353 11,690 1.8 13,370

2000 q1 1,023 7,622 7,277 7,248 6,918 1,497 10,142 2.7 13,640q2 1,244 12,034 11,518 11,497 10,772 1,513 14,792 1.5 14,040q3 1,515 16,144 15,218 15,172 14,398 1,576 19,236 8.4 14,560q4 1,278 9,962 9,625 9,614 9,052 1,427 12,666 8.4 14,590

2001 q1 982 8,116 7,745 7,723 7,359 1,744 10,842 6.9 14,430q2 1,256 12,775 12,208 12,178 11,439 1,631 15,662 5.9 14,870q3 1,442 16,750 15,834 15,757 14,805 1,460 19,652 2.2 14,870q4 976 9,933 9,548 9,536 8,964 1,216 12,125 -4.3 14,110

2002 q1 886 8,398 8,014 7,990 7,630 1,659 10,943 0.9 14,630q2 1,006 13,066 12,502 12,474 11,759 1,539 15,611 -0.3 14,820q3 1,182 16,957 15,953 15,849 15,027 1,590 19,729 0.4 14,800q4 1,137 10,458 10,030 9,999 9,406 1,499 13,094 8.0 15,250

2003 q1 882 8,802 8,374 8,342 7,941 1,822 11,506 5.1 15,140q2 1,051 13,749 13,124 13,093 12,393 1,497 16,297 4.4 15,430q3 1,130 17,529 16,447 16,324 15,369 1,671 20,330 3.0 15,410q4 1,079 10,587 10,121 10,099 9,387 1,625 13,291 1.5 15,360

2004 q1 1,024 8,772 8,344 8,294 7,824 2,021 11,817 2.7 15,410q2 1,163 13,862 13,184 13,116 12,302 1,886 16,911 3.8 16,140q3 1,342 17,848 16,565 16,375 15,361 2,083 21,273 4.6 16,170q4 1,250 11,043 10,490 10,437 9,651 1,900 14,194 6.8 16,460

2005 q1 1,148 9,388 8,901 8,822 8,191 2,285 12,821 8.5 16,490q2 1,221 14,058 13,168 13,107 12,090 2,138 17,417 3.0 16,580q3 1,324 18,183 16,775 16,519 15,164 2,260 21,767 2.3 16,660q4 1,176 11,209 10,546 10,479 9,546 2,051 14,436 1.7 16,720

2006 q1 990 9,608 9,041 8,963 8,093 2,533 13,131 2.4 16,770q2 1,182 15,213 14,277 14,214 12,999 2,343 18,738 7.6 17,890q3 1,332 18,686 17,003 16,827 15,411 2,360 22,378 2.8 17,230q4 1,198 11,664 10,993 10,919 9,928 2,428 15,289 5.9 17,650

2007 q1 987 9,838 9,170 9,081 8,300 2,671 13,496 2.8 17,160q2 1,146 14,534 13,573 13,493 12,297 2,297 17,977 -4.1 17,120q3 1,370 19,188 17,560 17,376 15,824 2,442 23,000 2.8 17,840q4 1,085 11,627 10,883 10,832 9,738 2,265 14,978 -2.0 17,340

2008P q1 1,041 10,388 9,647 9,560 8,656 2,853 14,283 5.8 17,910q2 1,194 14,806 13,729 13,616 12,399 2,390 18,391 2.3 17,570

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Annual1998 2,801 6,303 5,405 5,374 5,044 3,566 12,671 0.0 -1999 2,894 5,971 5,098 5,057 4,775 3,632 12,498 -1.4 -2000 3,197 5,749 4,894 4,858 4,570 3,859 12,805 2.5 -2001 2,701 5,070 4,367 4,344 4,031 3,535 11,306 -11.7 -2002 2,780 5,549 4,777 4,742 4,445 3,408 11,737 3.8 -

2003 2,658 5,882 5,048 5,018 4,655 3,315 11,855 1.0 -2004 2,877 6,623 5,719 5,677 5,059 3,546 13,047 10.1 -2005 2,822 7,656 6,622 6,585 5,691 3,770 14,248 9.2 -2006 3,390 8,574 7,354 7,288 6,280 4,038 16,002 12.3 -2007 3,075 8,821 7,516 7,384 6,479 4,065 15,960 -0.3 -

Quarterly1999 q1 512 1,271 1,064 1,051 999 630 2,412 7.2 3,230

q2 795 1,480 1,252 1,241 1,184 789 3,064 -4.3 3,070q3 963 1,852 1,633 1,625 1,522 1,332 4,148 -1.5 3,080q4 624 1,369 1,149 1,141 1,070 882 2,874 -4.5 3,120

2000 q1 562 1,081 916 912 861 672 2,314 -4.1 3,110q2 902 1,484 1,262 1,254 1,199 911 3,297 7.6 3,310q3 1,030 1,795 1,564 1,549 1,434 1,459 4,284 3.3 3,240q4 703 1,391 1,151 1,143 1,076 817 2,911 1.3 3,150

2001 q1 569 1,031 876 874 814 806 2,406 4.0 3,200q2 804 1,255 1,091 1,088 1,026 755 2,815 -14.6 2,840q3 844 1,650 1,441 1,430 1,299 1,325 3,819 -10.8 2,780q4 484 1,134 959 952 892 648 2,266 -22.2 2,490

2002 q1 520 911 776 768 725 594 2,025 -15.9 2,830q2 785 1,381 1,219 1,212 1,134 720 2,885 2.5 2,930q3 926 1,752 1,501 1,486 1,380 1,324 4,002 4.8 2,950q4 549 1,506 1,282 1,277 1,206 770 2,825 24.7 3,030

2003 q1 486 1,100 960 955 900 565 2,150 6.2 2,980q2 682 1,302 1,125 1,121 1,043 760 2,744 -4.9 2,790q3 860 1,894 1,635 1,623 1,479 1,287 4,041 1.0 2,980q4 631 1,586 1,329 1,319 1,234 703 2,919 3.3 3,110

2004 q1 526 1,127 989 979 922 576 2,229 3.7 3,080q2 829 1,576 1,360 1,351 1,210 826 3,231 17.8 3,290q3 944 2,088 1,804 1,790 1,576 1,359 4,390 8.6 3,300q4 578 1,833 1,565 1,558 1,350 784 3,196 9.5 3,380

2005 q1 449 1,519 1,334 1,323 1,174 676 2,644 18.6 3,540q2 794 1,933 1,682 1,670 1,482 836 3,562 10.2 3,610q3 892 2,221 1,952 1,941 1,645 1,361 4,474 1.9 3,360q4 688 1,983 1,654 1,651 1,389 898 3,568 11.6 3,750

2006 q1 570 1,523 1,295 1,286 1,134 665 2,758 4.3 3,690q2 873 2,227 1,932 1,914 1,664 871 3,970 11.5 4,000q3 1,024 2,824 2,435 2,421 2,043 1,553 5,401 20.7 4,250q4 923 2,000 1,691 1,667 1,440 949 3,873 8.5 4,060

2007 q1 516 1,748 1,482 1,459 1,291 738 3,001 8.8 3,960q2 837 2,157 1,858 1,836 1,603 866 3,860 -2.8 3,880q3 1,042 2,691 2,346 2,317 2,026 1,501 5,234 -3.1 4,070q4 680 2,226 1,830 1,772 1,559 960 3,866 -0.2 4,050

2008P q1 473 1,854 1,582 1,566 1,329 801 3,128 4.2 4,110q2 870 2,367 2,068 2,029 1,803 1,025 4,262 10.4 4,280

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Annual1998 3,239 12,325 11,406 11,375 10,653 3,926 19,489 0.0 -1999 3,694 13,940 13,120 13,077 12,335 4,386 22,020 13.0 -2000 4,170 15,172 14,272 14,228 13,294 4,909 24,251 10.1 -2001 4,146 16,204 15,265 15,213 14,120 4,982 25,332 4.5 -2002 3,661 17,622 16,539 16,446 15,328 5,678 26,962 6.4 -

2003 3,669 18,872 17,673 17,583 16,298 6,009 28,550 5.9 -2004 3,936 19,311 17,926 17,794 16,426 7,038 30,285 6.1 -2005 4,213 20,279 18,647 18,440 16,715 7,663 32,154 6.2 -2006 4,142 21,344 19,534 19,348 17,374 8,926 34,411 7.0 -2007 4,226 22,142 20,117 19,912 17,893 8,645 35,013 1.8 -

Quarterly1999 q1 651 2,271 2,127 2,114 2,024 1,188 4,109 12.7 5,400

q2 974 3,484 3,285 3,277 3,074 1,120 5,578 14.2 5,420q3 1,155 5,383 5,040 5,022 4,710 1,033 7,571 14.4 5,520q4 914 2,803 2,668 2,665 2,527 1,045 4,762 9.7 5,690

2000 q1 728 2,314 2,159 2,152 2,054 1,297 4,339 5.6 5,610q2 1,079 3,872 3,673 3,666 3,395 1,195 6,146 10.2 6,010q3 1,291 5,986 5,592 5,569 5,200 1,226 8,503 12.3 6,260q4 1,072 3,000 2,848 2,841 2,645 1,191 5,263 10.5 6,370

2001 q1 870 2,520 2,342 2,332 2,212 1,497 4,888 12.6 6,420q2 1,087 4,159 3,930 3,921 3,621 1,328 6,574 7.0 6,400q3 1,303 6,481 6,089 6,063 5,618 1,137 8,921 4.9 6,450q4 886 3,044 2,904 2,898 2,669 1,020 4,949 -6.0 6,060

2002 q1 802 2,798 2,612 2,590 2,457 1,446 5,047 3.3 6,490q2 872 4,618 4,397 4,382 4,059 1,454 6,945 5.6 6,750q3 1,003 6,835 6,338 6,297 5,868 1,415 9,254 3.7 6,800q4 984 3,370 3,191 3,176 2,943 1,362 5,717 15.5 6,930

2003 q1 739 3,009 2,803 2,791 2,648 1,699 5,446 7.9 6,980q2 852 4,904 4,624 4,615 4,269 1,330 7,086 2.0 6,870q3 1,117 7,379 6,858 6,801 6,331 1,521 10,018 8.3 7,300q4 960 3,580 3,388 3,376 3,049 1,459 5,999 4.9 7,400

2004 q1 828 3,031 2,846 2,828 2,680 1,870 5,729 5.2 7,160q2 954 4,980 4,680 4,652 4,283 1,667 7,602 7.3 7,460q3 1,122 7,504 6,857 6,788 6,268 1,812 10,437 4.2 7,730q4 1,032 3,796 3,544 3,525 3,195 1,689 6,517 8.6 7,940

2005 q1 921 3,341 3,113 3,077 2,849 2,149 6,411 11.9 8,100q2 1,037 5,283 4,880 4,850 4,407 1,789 8,110 6.7 7,930q3 1,262 7,743 7,056 6,947 6,255 1,907 10,912 4.5 7,990q4 993 3,911 3,597 3,566 3,203 1,818 6,722 3.1 8,140

2006 q1 806 3,438 3,150 3,117 2,801 2,420 6,665 4.0 8,290q2 1,098 5,631 5,236 5,201 4,674 2,037 8,765 8.1 8,600q3 1,163 8,363 7,510 7,429 6,697 2,018 11,543 5.8 8,540q4 1,075 3,912 3,639 3,601 3,202 2,451 7,438 10.7 8,980

2007 q1 864 3,516 3,187 3,147 2,855 2,528 6,908 3.7 8,680q2 1,088 5,643 5,211 5,176 4,660 2,103 8,834 0.8 8,700q3 1,323 8,690 7,869 7,776 7,001 2,084 12,097 4.8 8,870q4 952 4,293 3,849 3,813 3,377 1,930 7,174 -3.5 8,760

2008P q1 865 4,128 3,758 3,710 3,274 2,768 7,761 12.4 9,410q2 1,141 6,050 5,517 5,469 4,882 2,033 9,225 4.4 9,090

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Annual1998 11,573 0.3 - 21,847 17.1 -1999 11,133 -3.8 - 24,676 12.9 -2000 11,102 -0.3 - 27,281 10.6 -2001 9,528 -14.2 - 27,710 1.6 -2002 9,641 1.2 - 29,311 5.8 -

2003 9,451 -2.0 28,677 -2.22004 10,146 7.4 - 30,444 6.2 -2005 10,714 5.6 - 30,954 1.7 -2006 11,641 8.7 - 30,904 -0.2 -2007 11,389 -2.2 - 32,483 5.1 -

Quarterly1999 q1 2,176 4.0 2,960 4,569 10.1 5,950

q2 2,730 -7.2 2,730 6,194 12.4 6,060q3 3,687 -3.7 2,730 8,512 14.3 6,210q4 2,540 -6.2 2,720 5,401 14.1 6,450

2000 q1 2,047 -5.9 2,780 4,981 9.0 6,530q2 2,870 5.1 2,900 6,950 12.2 6,820q3 3,696 0.2 2,760 9,548 12.2 6,990q4 2,489 -2.0 2,660 5,802 7.4 6,960

2001 q1 2,062 0.7 2,790 5,288 6.2 6,930q2 2,371 -17.4 2,370 7,165 3.1 7,060q3 3,203 -13.3 2,370 9,839 3.0 7,210q4 1,892 -24.0 2,000 5,418 -6.6 6,520

2002 q1 1,696 -17.7 2,310 5,569 5.3 7,180q2 2,373 0.1 2,420 7,473 4.3 7,330q3 3,278 2.3 2,470 10,088 2.5 7,380q4 2,294 21.2 2,450 6,181 14.1 7,430

2003 q1 1,743 2.8 2,380 5,781 3.8 7,280q2 2,193 -7.6 2,220 7,040 -5.8 6,920q3 3,208 -2.1 2,410 9,901 -1.9 7,300q4 2,307 0.6 2,440 5,955 -3.7 7,180

2004 q1 1,767 1.4 2,410 6,001 3.8 7,410q2 2,519 14.9 2,570 7,697 9.3 7,570q3 3,398 5.9 2,570 10,252 3.5 7,640q4 2,462 6.7 2,600 6,494 9.1 7,820

2005 q1 2,031 14.9 2,730 6,538 8.9 7,940q2 2,685 6.6 2,690 7,723 0.3 7,590q3 3,335 -1.9 2,500 10,220 -0.3 7,650q4 2,651 7.7 2,780 6,473 -0.3 7,770

2006 q1 2,052 1.0 2,770 6,362 -2.7 7,650q2 2,896 7.9 2,940 7,960 3.1 7,800q3 3,902 17.0 2,980 10,044 -1.7 7,540q4 2,791 5.3 2,960 6,538 1.0 7,910

2007 q1 2,161 5.3 2,900 6,677 5.0 8,010q2 2,773 -4.2 2,790 8,272 3.9 8,190q3 3,714 -4.8 2,820 11,025 9.8 8,300q4 2,741 -1.8 2,870 6,509 -0.4 7,980

2008P q1 2,224 2.9 2,960 7,076 6.0 8,460q2 2,952 6.5 2,970 8,228 -0.5 8,190

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Annual1998 42,371 124,702 112,874 112,172 102,645 63,703 230,777 0.01999 39,938 111,064 100,178 98,994 90,552 60,734 211,735 -8.32000 42,108 98,860 88,343 87,275 79,904 62,791 203,759 -3.82001 35,858 91,815 81,551 81,000 73,552 61,843 189,516 -7.02002 37,547 100,290 90,215 89,521 81,029 61,449 199,285 5.2

2003 35,487 104,664 93,860 93,443 78,291 63,281 203,432 2.12004 39,476 121,391 109,380 107,790 86,838 66,539 227,406 11.82005 35,132 145,331 132,653 131,715 95,085 68,718 249,181 9.62006 41,086 160,060 143,550 142,166 104,789 72,270 273,417 9.72007 36,965 145,284 130,766 126,701 97,189 69,271 251,520 -8.0

Quarterly1999 q1 7,650 21,563 19,471 19,109 17,195 11,707 40,920 8.1

q2 10,751 25,324 22,673 22,498 21,279 11,742 47,817 -16.4q3 14,133 42,962 39,457 39,241 35,344 23,323 80,418 -5.4q4 7,404 21,214 18,578 18,146 16,734 13,961 42,580 -16.0

2000 q1 7,310 18,273 16,694 16,622 15,456 10,992 36,575 -10.6q2 11,982 22,871 20,728 20,622 19,394 13,932 48,785 2.0q3 14,579 37,080 33,202 32,553 29,054 24,269 75,928 -5.6q4 8,237 20,636 17,719 17,478 16,000 13,598 42,471 -0.3

2001 q1 7,170 17,535 15,362 15,255 14,112 11,201 35,906 -1.8q2 10,759 22,168 19,824 19,668 18,167 13,751 46,678 -4.3q3 11,851 33,856 30,629 30,470 27,002 22,794 68,501 -9.8q4 6,077 18,256 15,737 15,607 14,271 14,098 38,431 -9.5

2002 q1 6,920 15,104 13,478 13,262 12,051 11,288 33,312 -7.2q2 9,784 23,435 21,548 21,463 19,115 11,819 45,038 -3.5q3 13,649 35,580 32,033 31,725 28,339 23,081 72,310 5.6q4 7,193 26,172 23,156 23,071 21,524 15,261 48,626 26.5

2003 q1 6,087 18,366 16,556 16,474 14,894 12,193 36,646 10.0q2 9,560 20,915 18,557 18,471 16,080 13,168 43,644 -3.1q3 11,923 38,447 34,391 34,230 28,376 24,661 75,031 3.8q4 7,916 26,936 24,355 24,269 18,941 13,259 48,111 -1.1

2004 q1 7,171 19,094 17,222 16,972 15,460 10,878 37,143 1.4q2 10,934 27,656 24,168 23,996 20,510 15,094 53,684 23.0q3 13,515 46,311 42,419 42,057 32,517 26,177 86,003 14.6q4 7,855 28,331 25,571 24,765 18,351 14,391 50,577 5.1

2005 q1 5,964 27,138 24,733 24,424 18,833 12,668 45,770 23.2q2 9,166 32,531 29,603 29,384 23,076 15,163 56,860 5.9q3 12,479 52,221 48,070 47,753 32,532 25,301 90,001 4.6q4 7,523 33,441 30,248 30,154 20,645 15,587 56,551 11.8

2006 q1 7,143 26,818 23,858 23,726 17,762 12,617 46,579 1.8q2 10,846 37,380 33,388 33,096 26,432 14,063 62,289 9.5q3 13,230 61,792 55,962 55,617 38,574 28,161 103,182 14.6q4 9,867 34,071 30,341 29,727 22,020 17,429 61,367 8.5

2007 q1 5,873 27,700 24,735 24,186 19,075 13,880 47,453 1.9q2 10,964 34,374 30,769 30,126 23,405 13,606 58,944 -5.4q3 12,402 49,058 44,974 44,264 33,255 26,259 87,718 -15.0q4 7,726 34,153 30,288 28,125 21,453 15,526 57,405 -6.5

2008P q1 6,213 31,947 29,106 28,617 21,090 13,297 51,457 8.4q2 9,297 32,795 30,098 28,637 22,714 14,261 56,353 -4.4

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North of which of which of which O ther T otal P ercentAm erica E urope E U 27 E U 25 E U 15 Areas W orld change

Annual1998 64,878 319,596 295,633 294,212 272,228 124,732 509,206 0.01999 71,657 338,764 318,070 317,014 295,159 130,024 540,445 6.12000 72,415 357,267 335,720 334,460 308,221 137,202 566,884 4.92001 67,824 371,900 349,907 348,222 319,407 139,078 578,803 2.12002 61,350 381,529 357,477 354,984 328,155 152,313 595,192 2.8

2003 58,755 400,894 374,221 371,535 341,561 158,435 618,084 3.82004 68,729 394,368 364,344 360,040 330,591 182,795 645,893 4.52005 68,027 407,129 372,689 367,455 329,747 193,806 668,962 3.62006 64,448 426,517 389,130 384,420 340,370 210,303 701,268 4.82007 62,552 423,496 386,588 382,268 336,748 203,596 689,643 -1.7

Quarterly1999 q1 12,176 47,895 45,467 45,179 42,163 31,493 91,565 2.9

q2 17,613 83,977 78,886 78,728 73,422 33,920 135,510 3.8q3 25,011 147,106 137,172 136,664 127,017 36,717 208,833 9.3q4 16,857 59,786 56,545 56,443 52,557 27,893 104,536 6.0

2000 q1 13,226 48,357 45,505 45,255 41,930 34,212 95,795 4.6q2 17,426 88,370 83,724 83,464 76,251 36,133 141,929 4.7q3 25,721 155,860 144,736 144,102 133,984 40,175 221,755 6.2q4 16,043 64,679 61,756 61,639 56,057 26,682 107,404 2.7

2001 q1 13,226 50,464 47,854 47,631 43,454 38,945 102,635 7.1q2 17,048 94,661 89,789 89,494 81,697 37,215 148,924 4.9q3 23,868 161,042 150,013 148,921 137,784 37,677 222,586 0.4q4 13,682 65,734 62,251 62,175 56,473 25,241 104,657 -2.6

2002 q1 11,378 55,573 52,852 52,557 49,130 38,964 105,915 3.2q2 14,914 98,186 93,069 92,762 85,382 39,362 152,463 2.4q3 20,553 162,631 150,060 148,544 138,257 42,156 225,340 1.2q4 14,504 65,139 61,496 61,121 55,386 31,831 111,474 6.5

2003 q1 10,854 60,924 57,134 56,866 52,889 43,911 115,689 9.2q2 14,243 100,166 94,642 94,313 86,985 37,562 151,971 -0.3q3 19,567 169,333 156,103 154,502 143,541 44,226 233,126 3.5q4 14,091 70,470 66,342 65,854 58,147 32,737 117,299 5.2

2004 q1 13,633 57,302 54,316 53,772 49,593 47,765 118,700 2.6q2 16,105 100,295 94,028 93,281 85,647 45,559 161,959 6.6q3 22,922 165,747 150,394 147,882 136,716 52,582 241,250 3.5q4 16,069 71,024 65,606 65,105 58,634 36,890 123,983 5.7

2005 q1 14,419 62,671 58,726 58,051 52,670 52,552 129,643 9.2q2 16,786 98,943 91,414 90,681 81,275 45,863 161,592 -0.2q3 22,596 171,976 155,005 151,821 136,839 56,863 251,435 4.2q4 14,225 73,539 67,545 66,904 58,963 38,528 126,292 1.9

2006 q1 11,933 63,827 59,314 58,529 50,000 58,340 134,100 3.4q2 16,589 107,551 99,337 98,546 88,440 51,272 175,412 8.6q3 21,039 180,918 161,606 159,293 142,548 56,343 258,300 2.7q4 14,887 74,221 68,873 68,052 59,382 44,348 133,456 5.7

2007 q1 12,122 64,851 59,966 58,988 51,234 55,413 132,386 -1.3q2 15,018 104,502 96,697 95,870 85,305 47,034 166,554 -5.1q3 22,675 177,881 159,520 157,468 139,754 58,616 259,173 0.3q4 12,736 76,262 70,404 69,942 60,455 42,532 131,530 -1.4

2008P q1 13,124 75,213 68,890 68,053 57,825 59,290 147,628 11.5q2 18,088 105,223 95,852 94,749 84,102 48,162 171,474 3.0

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 1,614 1,775 1,639 209 508 652 270 233 498of which inc lus ive tour 306 319 279 26 112 115 25 52 86B us ines s 898 983 958 215 222 263 258 204 258V is it friends or re latives 1,235 1,391 1,259 252 360 370 276 260 315Mis ce llaneous 487 615 546 96 153 174 123 95 134All vis its 4,234 4,764 4,403 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204

E uropeH oliday 6,625 7,216 7,521 1,335 2,224 2,373 1,589 1,435 2,256of which inc lus ive tour 1,313 1,327 1,672 322 652 507 191 200 518B us ines s 6,464 7,164 7,039 1,697 1,689 1,703 1,951 1,729 1,721V is it friends or re latives 6,032 6,439 6,888 1,636 1,739 1,641 1,872 1,795 1,667Mis ce llaneous 2,444 2,557 2,439 510 561 762 606 525 479All vis its 21,565 23,377 23,887 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123

- of which E U27H oliday 6,011 6,516 6,886 1,179 2,042 2,220 1,445 1,305 2,084of which inc lus ive tour 1,246 1,219 1,584 307 629 478 170 178 495B us ines s 5,929 6,564 6,441 1,563 1,564 1,541 1,772 1,565 1,554V is it friends or re latives 5,566 5,973 6,363 1,509 1,595 1,531 1,727 1,669 1,552Mis ce llaneous 2,208 2,235 2,134 450 499 677 507 468 432All vis its 19,714 21,287 21,824 4,701 5,701 5,970 5,451 5,007 5,621



Other C ountriesH oliday 1,474 1,575 1,597 227 387 647 336 323 433of which inc lus ive tour 255 244 275 36 88 101 50 76 122B us ines s 806 871 847 195 209 244 199 192 223V is it friends or re latives 1,421 1,576 1,573 276 373 558 366 319 337Mis ce llaneous 470 550 471 90 86 176 119 84 103All vis its 4,171 4,572 4,488 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096

Total WorldH oliday 9,713 10,566 10,758 1,771 3,118 3,673 2,196 1,991 3,187of which inc lus ive tour 1,875 1,890 2,225 384 852 722 266 328 725B us ines s 8,168 9,019 8,845 2,107 2,120 2,210 2,408 2,124 2,202V is it friends or re latives 8,687 9,406 9,720 2,165 2,472 2,569 2,514 2,374 2,318Mis ce llaneous 3,401 3,722 3,456 695 800 1,113 848 705 717All vis its 29,970 32,713 32,778 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424(of which day vis its ) 1,931 2,059 1,907 394 498 453 562 424 511

2007 2008P

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 1,276 1,466 1,339 188 377 533 241 187 355of which inc lus ive tour 189 200 156 22 47 67 21 23 30B us ines s 856 941 921 206 213 251 251 196 247V is it friends or re latives 1,186 1,333 1,202 246 347 355 255 248 299Mis ce llaneous 466 580 520 94 136 169 121 93 132All vis its 3,784 4,321 3,981 733 1,073 1,307 868 724 1,034

E uropeH oliday 4,095 4,510 4,940 889 1,375 1,500 1,176 1,037 1,395of which inc lus ive tour 420 430 661 88 227 253 93 103 175B us ines s 4,388 4,785 4,772 1,194 1,090 1,176 1,312 1,098 1,178V is it friends or re latives 4,539 5,022 5,537 1,342 1,421 1,267 1,508 1,398 1,372Mis ce llaneous 1,568 1,824 1,795 408 405 523 458 389 346All vis its 14,590 16,141 17,044 3,833 4,291 4,466 4,455 3,922 4,291

- of which E U27H oliday 3,608 3,914 4,362 750 1,205 1,363 1,045 923 1,241of which inc lus ive tour 368 369 580 74 205 230 71 85 153B us ines s 3,905 4,252 4,214 1,065 971 1,024 1,154 950 1,019V is it friends or re latives 4,098 4,569 5,046 1,220 1,285 1,170 1,372 1,274 1,263Mis ce llaneous 1,366 1,523 1,505 352 348 440 365 342 300All vis its 12,978 14,258 15,127 3,387 3,809 3,997 3,935 3,489 3,824

- of which E U25H oliday 3,594 3,910 4,325 745 1,200 1,350 1,030 916 1,215of which inc lus ive tour 363 369 577 72 205 229 71 85 153B us ines s 3,884 4,214 4,172 1,056 964 1,010 1,142 948 1,014V is it friends or re latives 4,087 4,543 4,975 1,206 1,270 1,158 1,341 1,260 1,252Mis ce llaneous 1,358 1,508 1,489 351 348 435 355 337 296All vis its 12,922 14,175 14,960 3,359 3,781 3,954 3,867 3,462 3,778

- of which E U15H oliday 3,269 3,524 3,908 661 1,108 1,194 944 838 1,106of which inc lus ive tour 343 359 527 69 190 201 67 83 148B us ines s 3,593 3,928 3,908 983 896 951 1,079 877 962V is it friends or re latives 3,649 3,879 4,098 964 1,071 918 1,145 1,004 968Mis ce llaneous 1,206 1,316 1,329 321 318 376 313 307 259All vis its 11,717 12,648 13,243 2,930 3,394 3,438 3,481 3,025 3,295

Other C ountriesH oliday 1,124 1,282 1,334 197 312 540 284 215 274of which inc lus ive tour 127 150 173 25 48 65 35 20 25B us ines s 774 844 817 186 204 236 190 189 213V is it friends or re latives 1,339 1,494 1,468 265 344 515 344 306 321Mis ce llaneous 432 506 444 87 82 166 109 84 97All vis its 3,669 4,126 4,063 735 942 1,458 928 794 905

Total WorldH oliday 6,496 7,259 7,613 1,275 2,065 2,573 1,701 1,440 2,025of which inc lus ive tour 735 781 990 135 322 385 148 146 230B us ines s 6,018 6,571 6,510 1,586 1,507 1,664 1,753 1,483 1,638V is it friends or re latives 7,064 7,849 8,208 1,852 2,112 2,137 2,107 1,952 1,992Mis ce llaneous 2,465 2,910 2,758 588 624 858 689 566 575All vis its 22,043 24,588 25,089 5,300 6,307 7,231 6,250 5,440 6,230(of which day vis its ) 980 1,078 1,093 263 251 256 322 276 262

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 338 309 300 21 130 120 30 46 142of which inc lus ive tour 118 118 123 4 65 48 5 29 56B us ines s 42 42 38 9 10 11 8 8 11V is it friends or re latives 49 58 57 7 14 15 21 12 16Mis ce llaneous 21 35 27 2 16 6 2 2 2All vis its 450 443 421 39 170 152 60 68 171

E uropeH oliday 2,529 2,706 2,581 446 849 874 412 398 861of which inc lus ive tour 893 897 1,011 234 426 254 98 97 343B us ines s 2,076 2,379 2,267 503 599 527 638 630 543V is it friends or re latives 1,493 1,418 1,351 294 318 374 365 397 295Mis ce llaneous 877 734 644 102 155 239 148 136 134All vis its 6,975 7,237 6,843 1,345 1,921 2,014 1,563 1,561 1,832

- of which E U27H oliday 2,403 2,602 2,525 430 838 857 400 382 843of which inc lus ive tour 878 850 1,004 233 424 248 98 93 342B us ines s 2,024 2,312 2,227 499 593 517 618 614 535V is it friends or re latives 1,468 1,404 1,317 289 311 362 356 395 288Mis ce llaneous 842 712 628 97 151 238 142 127 131All vis its 6,737 7,029 6,696 1,314 1,892 1,974 1,516 1,518 1,797

- of which E U25H oliday 2,403 2,601 2,512 430 838 848 397 382 832of which inc lus ive tour 878 850 1,004 233 424 248 98 93 342B us ines s 1,991 2,264 2,134 475 561 500 598 609 515V is it friends or re latives 1,468 1,403 1,308 289 310 361 350 395 287Mis ce llaneous 842 712 618 93 148 237 141 127 131All vis its 6,704 6,979 6,572 1,286 1,856 1,945 1,484 1,512 1,764

- of which E U15H oliday 2,241 2,442 2,358 419 791 776 372 369 798of which inc lus ive tour 831 808 940 233 391 218 98 92 325B us ines s 1,445 1,502 1,378 306 368 349 354 292 294V is it friends or re latives 1,287 1,238 1,206 270 291 325 320 351 270Mis ce llaneous 733 647 555 88 132 205 129 106 126All vis its 5,707 5,829 5,498 1,084 1,582 1,656 1,175 1,118 1,487

Other C ountriesH oliday 350 293 264 30 74 107 53 107 159of which inc lus ive tour 128 94 101 11 39 36 15 56 96B us ines s 32 27 30 9 5 8 9 3 10V is it friends or re latives 81 82 105 12 29 43 21 13 16Mis ce llaneous 38 44 27 3 5 10 9 1 6All vis its 502 445 426 54 112 168 92 124 191

Total WorldH oliday 3,217 3,308 3,145 497 1,053 1,100 495 551 1,162of which inc lus ive tour 1,139 1,109 1,235 249 531 337 118 182 495B us ines s 2,150 2,448 2,335 521 613 546 655 641 563V is it friends or re latives 1,623 1,557 1,512 313 360 432 407 422 327Mis ce llaneous 936 812 698 107 176 255 159 139 142All vis its 7,927 8,125 7,689 1,437 2,203 2,334 1,715 1,753 2,194(of which day vis its ) 951 981 814 131 246 197 240 148 249

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 1,012 1,130 1,096 124 298 495 179 133 327of which inc lus ive tour 157 155 192 13 52 109 18 21 49B us ines s 896 1,108 1,066 240 245 300 282 193 313V is it friends or re latives 522 585 549 104 156 166 123 107 142Mis ce llaneous 382 557 354 47 134 78 95 39 85All vis its 2,822 3,390 3,075 516 837 1,042 680 473 870

E uropeH oliday 2,373 2,655 2,956 464 802 1,107 583 549 861of which inc lus ive tour 406 413 631 91 214 257 70 75 179B us ines s 2,237 2,614 2,507 631 582 612 682 552 623V is it friends or re latives 1,655 1,830 1,908 447 483 489 489 505 493Mis ce llaneous 1,365 1,454 1,435 203 286 479 468 244 386All vis its 7,656 8,574 8,821 1,748 2,157 2,691 2,226 1,854 2,367

- of which E U27H oliday 2,093 2,316 2,552 361 707 1,012 472 472 764of which inc lus ive tour 375 370 579 81 203 240 55 63 165B us ines s 1,873 2,175 2,115 552 500 508 554 451 508V is it friends or re latives 1,461 1,647 1,641 394 394 435 418 450 445Mis ce llaneous 1,171 1,197 1,193 171 252 387 382 207 349All vis its 6,622 7,354 7,516 1,482 1,858 2,346 1,830 1,582 2,068

- of which E U25H oliday 2,085 2,311 2,529 359 703 1,003 464 468 746of which inc lus ive tour 371 370 577 81 203 239 55 63 165B us ines s 1,851 2,142 2,070 539 494 499 538 450 496V is it friends or re latives 1,457 1,638 1,602 389 383 431 399 442 436Mis ce llaneous 1,169 1,179 1,169 169 252 380 368 204 348All vis its 6,585 7,288 7,384 1,459 1,836 2,317 1,772 1,566 2,029

- of which E U15H oliday 1,894 2,127 2,320 322 652 920 426 436 692of which inc lus ive tour 356 360 535 79 188 216 53 61 161B us ines s 1,632 1,839 1,874 490 440 453 492 377 445V is it friends or re latives 1,251 1,366 1,298 327 305 329 337 342 347Mis ce llaneous 894 933 975 150 204 321 301 172 316All vis its 5,691 6,280 6,479 1,291 1,603 2,026 1,559 1,329 1,803

Other C ountriesH oliday 1,131 1,183 1,296 174 254 598 270 215 296of which inc lus ive tour 89 97 159 17 63 52 27 31 36B us ines s 923 1,031 973 200 255 274 243 237 315V is it friends or re latives 1,042 1,148 1,133 201 251 424 258 259 262Mis ce llaneous 665 666 650 160 103 201 186 88 150All vis its 3,770 4,038 4,065 738 866 1,501 960 801 1,025

Total WorldH oliday 4,516 4,968 5,348 762 1,354 2,200 1,033 898 1,484of which inc lus ive tour 652 666 982 121 329 417 115 128 264B us ines s 4,055 4,753 4,546 1,071 1,082 1,186 1,207 982 1,252V is it friends or re latives 3,218 3,562 3,590 751 891 1,079 869 871 897Mis ce llaneous 2,412 2,678 2,439 410 523 758 748 371 621All vis its 14,248 16,002 15,960 3,001 3,860 5,234 3,866 3,128 4,262(of which day vis its ) 111 131 146 31 29 37 50 30 51

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North AmericaNationality = area of res idence 3,538 3,991 3,764 628 1,071 1,271 794 652 1,054Nationality = U K 460 504 393 90 106 111 86 77 98Nationality = other 235 269 246 55 65 78 48 62 53All nationalities 4,234 4,764 4,403 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204

E uropeNationality = area of res idence 18,311 19,966 20,297 4,322 5,334 5,620 5,021 4,607 5,306Nationality = U K 2,513 2,668 2,819 694 660 663 802 712 606Nationality = other 741 743 771 161 218 196 196 164 212All nationalities 21,565 23,377 23,887 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123

- of which E U27Nationality = area of res idence 16,701 18,104 18,502 3,908 4,901 5,153 4,540 4,171 4,861Nationality = U K 2,262 2,397 2,539 628 584 603 724 652 542Nationality = other 751 786 783 165 216 215 188 184 218All nationalities 19,714 21,287 21,824 4,701 5,701 5,970 5,451 5,007 5,621



Other C ountriesNationality = area of res idence 3,237 3,529 3,451 613 810 1,265 763 707 871Nationality = U K 703 799 783 132 183 275 192 156 164Nationality = other 230 244 254 43 62 86 64 55 62All nationalities 4,171 4,572 4,488 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096

Total WorldNationality = area of res idence 26,292 28,742 28,784 5,822 7,560 8,516 6,886 6,248 7,556Nationality = U K 3,677 3,971 3,994 916 950 1,049 1,080 945 867All nationalities 29,970 32,713 32,778 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424

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LondonNorth Am erica 2,676 2,976 2,812 510 787 909 606 493 795E urope 8,572 9,658 9,637 2,230 2,466 2,419 2,522 2,209 2,425- of which E U 27 7,658 8,538 8,516 1,956 2,201 2,155 2,204 1,990 2,155- of which E U 25 7,612 8,472 8,379 1,932 2,178 2,117 2,151 1,974 2,106- of which E U 15 6,727 7,397 7,345 1,713 1,926 1,818 1,888 1,695 1,892O ther C ountries 2,644 2,958 2,891 544 694 1,015 638 565 720T otal W orld 13,893 15,593 15,340 3,283 3,948 4,343 3,766 3,267 3,941

Other E nglandNorth Am erica 1,697 1,844 1,642 284 436 590 332 322 462E urope 9,749 10,186 10,769 2,262 2,797 3,087 2,623 2,531 2,770- of which E U 27 8,965 9,338 9,942 2,065 2,603 2,870 2,404 2,343 2,561- of which E U 25 8,899 9,256 9,800 2,039 2,569 2,834 2,359 2,327 2,527- of which E U 15 7,771 7,819 8,212 1,689 2,194 2,368 1,961 1,788 2,035O ther C ountries 1,830 1,912 1,882 298 413 739 431 393 435T otal W orld 13,275 13,942 14,293 2,844 3,647 4,417 3,386 3,246 3,667

Total E nglandNorth Am erica 3,849 4,278 3,971 721 1,095 1,309 846 733 1,099E urope 17,529 18,997 19,575 4,352 5,051 5,199 4,972 4,565 5,006- of which E U 27 15,926 17,160 17,731 3,905 4,616 4,758 4,453 4,176 4,552- of which E U 25 15,833 17,033 17,464 3,858 4,558 4,690 4,359 4,146 4,474- of which E U 15 13,920 14,625 14,945 3,300 3,957 3,964 3,724 3,379 3,804O ther C ountries 3,944 4,311 4,249 756 994 1,535 964 868 1,032T otal W orld 25,323 27,586 27,794 5,829 7,140 8,043 6,783 6,166 7,137

S cotlandNorth Am erica 525 636 541 52 183 213 92 70 152E urope 1,502 1,667 1,900 307 505 752 336 351 419- of which E U 27 1,357 1,494 1,749 287 460 697 305 299 390- of which E U 25 1,353 1,485 1,735 284 453 693 305 299 390- of which E U 15 1,207 1,338 1,533 252 402 610 269 233 328O ther C ountries 365 429 350 40 94 148 68 55 89T otal W orld 2,392 2,732 2,791 400 783 1,112 496 476 660

WalesNorth Am erica 133 168 134 13 36 65 20 15 40E urope 694 823 689 84 181 257 168 180 217- of which E U 27 659 783 665 78 176 249 162 165 210- of which E U 25 658 773 664 78 176 248 162 165 210- of which E U 15 606 709 603 68 158 227 150 128 188O ther C ountries 146 145 164 25 32 80 26 18 52T otal W orld 973 1,136 987 122 249 403 214 212 310

All R egionsNorth Am erica 4,234 4,764 4,403 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204E urope 21,565 23,377 23,887 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123- of which E U 27 19,721 21,291 21,825 4,702 5,702 5,970 5,451 5,009 5,621- of which E U 25 19,633 21,157 21,534 4,646 5,638 5,899 5,352 4,976 5,542- of which E U 15 17,424 18,477 18,741 4,014 4,976 5,094 4,657 4,143 4,782O ther C ountries 4,171 4,572 4,488 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096T otal W orld 29,970 32,713 32,778 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424

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C anada 796 868 852 120 265 295 172 173 247U S A 3,438 3,896 3,551 652 978 1,164 756 619 957North America 4,234 4,764 4,403 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204

Aus tria 287 300 290 64 68 78 81 64 64B e lgium 1,112 997 995 185 260 286 264 196 258B ulgaria 39 49 97 26 23 14 34 15 39C zech R epublic 292 323 398 64 108 121 104 114 123C yprus 108 122 129 32 26 33 38 27 26D enm ark 538 526 561 140 143 137 140 127 152E s tonia 36 41 26 3 10 3 9 8 20F inland 174 190 198 40 63 47 48 50 44F rance 3,324 3,693 3,404 911 891 816 786 830 991G erm any 3,294 3,411 3,376 606 980 1,041 749 566 765G ibraltar 32 50 39 11 8 8 13 5 5G reece 199 179 166 46 29 39 52 64 36H ungary 274 278 333 67 99 73 93 78 79Ice land 77 87 124 23 35 22 44 30 9Iris h R epublic 2,806 2,909 2,970 621 774 786 789 784 782Italy 1,186 1,477 1,615 345 404 487 379 330 435L atvia 68 89 87 17 20 25 25 14 14L ithuania 134 148 195 32 39 80 45 63 34L uxem bourg 49 65 88 16 10 38 25 20 13Malta 53 57 79 20 13 22 24 21 13Netherlands 1,720 1,791 1,823 318 546 478 482 374 528Norway 627 638 609 158 165 124 162 158 196P oland 1,041 1,326 1,294 341 292 372 289 417 389P ortugal 222 242 280 64 71 75 70 82 66R om ania 49 85 194 30 41 57 66 18 40S lovakia 148 242 207 43 47 63 54 71 46S lovenia 55 68 56 12 13 14 17 22 19S pain 1,786 1,981 2,227 515 546 576 590 515 432S weden 728 714 748 144 191 211 201 141 217S witze rland 699 745 738 164 192 188 194 154 171T urkey 99 151 142 33 28 35 47 37 27R es t of E urope 308 403 401 87 79 131 104 89 89E urope 21,565 23,377 23,887 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123- of which E U 27 19,714 21,287 21,824 4,701 5,701 5,970 5,451 5,007 5,621- of which E U 25 19,626 21,154 21,533 4,645 5,637 5,899 5,352 4,974 5,542- of which E U 15 17,424 18,477 18,741 4,014 4,976 5,094 4,657 4,143 4,782

E gypt 30 44 38 9 8 13 8 14 5T unis ia 8 8 6 2 0 3 0 1 1O ther North Africa 33 36 33 8 6 8 11 9 10S outh Africa 306 351 297 46 70 107 73 50 88O ther Africa 311 304 315 56 77 108 75 66 78Is rae l 140 164 138 24 23 50 40 36 31U nited Arab E m irates 133 178 187 33 37 73 45 41 44O ther Middle E as t 252 282 294 58 54 123 59 54 69H ong K ong (C hina) 146 154 136 26 31 51 29 33 32O ther C hina 131 142 178 33 36 66 43 27 30India 272 367 336 62 104 99 71 114 95J apan 332 342 308 75 77 97 60 57 47P akis tan 91 114 93 18 23 33 19 27 20S ri L anka 23 21 23 3 3 10 8 2 8T hailand 52 58 69 16 19 16 19 12 13O ther As ia 412 422 445 89 112 148 96 91 116Aus tralia 919 956 941 130 227 370 214 157 267New Z ealand 210 223 227 26 61 100 40 28 60B arbados 16 11 10 2 1 5 2 2 4J am aica 15 13 14 1 1 11 1 1 2O ther C aribbean 73 82 86 12 14 39 22 16 7Mexico 78 88 58 8 14 20 16 14 11O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 179 209 252 51 57 78 67 64 58R es t of the W orld 7 4 3 1 0 . 2 2 1Other C ountries 4,171 4,572 4,488 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096

Total World 29,970 32,713 32,778 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424

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C anada 438 483 537 69 191 152 125 85 157U S A 2,384 2,908 2,537 447 646 889 555 389 713

North America 2,822 3,390 3,075 516 837 1,042 680 473 870

Aus tria 133 126 115 22 25 42 25 19 26B e lgium 226 249 246 42 68 65 71 44 79B ulgaria 16 19 51 7 11 10 23 8 16C zech R epublic 81 82 127 20 38 43 25 26 28C yprus 83 96 80 22 28 16 14 15 12D enm ark 213 200 238 53 65 70 49 51 62E s tonia 7 14 9 2 3 1 3 0 5F inland 68 72 83 16 22 26 19 15 23F rance 796 1,055 886 215 209 242 219 202 288G erm any 998 1,093 1,206 214 321 426 245 170 316G ibraltar 16 26 17 4 4 3 7 2 3G reece 179 130 162 38 17 31 76 54 23H ungary 103 84 97 17 42 24 15 17 15Ice land 44 54 63 13 17 11 23 15 6Iris h R epublic 895 907 968 231 216 254 267 247 225Italy 561 632 683 119 149 260 156 141 187L atvia 64 31 41 7 8 14 12 5 6L ithuania 78 62 48 9 7 24 9 6 13L uxem bourg 17 22 22 3 4 8 7 4 4Malta 24 37 35 10 5 9 11 10 10Netherlands 453 502 537 86 158 165 128 98 253Norway 273 306 281 74 77 50 80 71 120P oland 389 540 392 69 80 137 106 134 125P ortugal 115 88 112 30 29 34 19 35 22R om ania 21 47 81 15 11 19 35 8 23S lovakia 57 44 67 11 20 21 15 22 8S lovenia 14 32 17 2 7 4 5 4 8S pain 697 835 868 159 219 292 199 187 150S weden 259 297 276 54 68 79 75 55 109S witze rland 356 340 350 64 79 99 109 58 82T urkey 103 112 156 30 25 36 65 30 15R es t of E urope 234 367 428 82 92 144 110 94 70E urope 7,656 8,574 8,821 1,748 2,157 2,691 2,226 1,854 2,367- of which E U 27 6,622 7,354 7,516 1,482 1,858 2,346 1,830 1,582 2,068- of which E U 25 6,585 7,288 7,384 1,459 1,836 2,317 1,772 1,566 2,029- of which E U 15 5,691 6,280 6,479 1,291 1,603 2,026 1,559 1,329 1,803

E gypt 46 47 86 12 16 14 44 12 6T unis ia 7 7 4 1 0 3 0 1 0O ther North Africa 33 37 42 10 14 15 4 13 13S outh Africa 235 261 232 47 54 86 44 39 83O ther Africa 327 414 340 57 78 124 82 76 95Is rae l 77 88 86 17 15 31 23 22 16U nited Arab E m irates 160 200 189 34 35 71 49 49 43O ther Middle E as t 458 455 529 91 78 250 111 101 140H ong K ong (C hina) 178 141 123 29 17 55 21 27 30O ther C hina 156 150 205 32 35 105 33 21 56India 226 315 267 59 68 82 59 86 61J apan 269 225 226 43 65 82 35 40 37P akis tan 155 128 105 17 17 44 28 17 14S ri L anka 18 12 22 7 1 5 10 1 6T hailand 45 39 69 19 17 11 21 6 9O ther As ia 296 337 346 77 90 105 75 88 97Aus tralia 647 666 668 94 153 253 168 118 229New Z ealand 139 154 186 28 55 73 29 20 32B arbados 12 7 4 1 0 1 2 2 3J am aica 6 12 4 0 1 3 0 0 2O ther C aribbean 81 59 61 13 5 26 18 12 6Mexico 41 67 42 4 10 13 16 8 4O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 153 210 228 45 42 50 90 40 41R es t of the W orld 5 4 1 0 0 0 1 1 0Other C ountries 3,770 4,038 4,065 738 866 1,501 960 801 1,025

Total World 14,248 16,002 15,960 3,001 3,860 5,234 3,866 3,128 4,262

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Total World 22,043 24,588 25,089 4,675 4,858 4,459 3,252 3,267 3,230

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Total World 26,292 28,742 28,784 3,677 3,971 3,994 . . .


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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q220071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,959 2,714 2,681 533 671 828 649 647 709of which inc lus ive tour 1,028 946 850 176 232 248 195 192 220B us ines s 855 921 869 238 250 198 183 167 211V is it friends or re latives 936 960 926 195 201 320 209 212 236Mis ce llaneous 120 106 112 20 23 24 44 15 38All vis its 4,869 4,702 4,587 987 1,146 1,370 1,085 1,041 1,194

E uropeH oliday 36,180 36,931 37,159 5,754 9,908 14,550 6,947 6,358 10,130of which inc lus ive tour 15,222 14,874 14,671 1,998 4,112 6,055 2,505 2,287 3,848B us ines s 6,782 7,097 7,161 1,732 1,998 1,495 1,936 1,590 1,921V is it friends or re latives 7,229 8,421 8,560 1,808 2,083 2,630 2,040 2,044 2,234Mis ce llaneous 2,647 2,721 2,308 544 546 513 704 397 521All vis its 52,838 55,170 55,188 9,838 14,534 19,188 11,627 10,388 14,806

- of which E U27H oliday 33,926 34,449 34,566 5,414 9,283 13,337 6,533 5,964 9,397of which inc lus ive tour 13,926 13,598 13,418 1,914 3,796 5,389 2,319 2,184 3,484B us ines s 6,212 6,415 6,456 1,544 1,811 1,362 1,739 1,432 1,747V is it friends or re latives 6,715 7,829 7,920 1,682 1,950 2,371 1,917 1,868 2,100Mis ce llaneous 2,537 2,621 2,243 530 530 490 694 382 485All vis its 49,390 51,314 51,186 9,170 13,573 17,560 10,883 9,647 13,729



Other C ountriesH oliday 5,036 5,642 5,597 1,471 1,366 1,415 1,344 1,636 1,346of which inc lus ive tour 2,743 3,131 3,153 752 787 839 775 818 752B us ines s 919 1,083 989 248 250 212 278 253 258V is it friends or re latives 2,483 2,582 2,729 838 592 724 574 885 719Mis ce llaneous 296 357 361 114 89 90 69 79 68All vis its 8,734 9,664 9,675 2,671 2,297 2,442 2,265 2,853 2,390

Total WorldH oliday 44,175 45,287 45,437 7,759 11,944 16,793 8,940 8,641 12,186of which inc lus ive tour 18,993 18,951 18,674 2,926 5,131 7,142 3,476 3,297 4,820B us ines s 8,556 9,102 9,018 2,218 2,498 1,906 2,396 2,010 2,389V is it friends or re latives 10,648 11,963 12,214 2,841 2,876 3,674 2,823 3,141 3,188Mis ce llaneous 3,063 3,184 2,781 678 658 627 818 491 627All vis its 66,441 69,536 69,450 13,496 17,977 23,000 14,978 14,283 18,391(of which day vis its ) 2,861 2,626 2,557 526 700 621 709 362 610

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q220071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,955 2,704 2,665 533 664 820 647 647 709of which inc lus ive tour 1,028 945 841 176 230 241 194 192 220B us ines s 854 919 868 237 250 198 183 167 211V is it friends or re latives 935 958 924 195 200 320 209 212 236Mis ce llaneous 120 106 112 20 23 24 44 15 38All vis its 4,866 4,688 4,569 986 1,138 1,362 1,083 1,041 1,194

E uropeH oliday 28,329 29,132 29,121 4,627 7,666 11,436 5,392 4,848 7,983of which inc lus ive tour 12,520 11,944 12,062 1,623 3,343 5,043 2,053 1,779 3,065B us ines s 5,297 5,498 5,690 1,370 1,633 1,117 1,571 1,215 1,509V is it friends or re latives 5,698 6,714 6,758 1,437 1,610 2,106 1,605 1,632 1,814Mis ce llaneous 1,028 1,246 1,035 283 241 246 265 225 234All vis its 40,353 42,590 42,603 7,716 11,150 14,905 8,832 7,921 11,541

- of which E U27H oliday 26,233 26,757 26,672 4,319 7,071 10,297 4,985 4,486 7,283of which inc lus ive tour 11,290 10,713 10,856 1,548 3,034 4,407 1,868 1,679 2,710B us ines s 4,746 4,827 5,008 1,188 1,450 988 1,383 1,058 1,338V is it friends or re latives 5,196 6,137 6,131 1,315 1,479 1,852 1,485 1,463 1,684Mis ce llaneous 926 1,164 972 270 224 223 255 212 197All vis its 37,101 38,884 38,783 7,092 10,224 13,360 8,108 7,219 10,502

- of which E U25H oliday 25,893 26,521 26,415 4,264 7,016 10,163 4,971 4,440 7,224of which inc lus ive tour 11,020 10,552 10,709 1,518 2,994 4,329 1,868 1,654 2,674B us ines s 4,690 4,777 4,965 1,177 1,440 980 1,367 1,046 1,323V is it friends or re latives 5,156 6,061 6,060 1,301 1,464 1,825 1,469 1,444 1,652Mis ce llaneous 909 1,140 949 265 224 210 251 211 192All vis its 36,649 38,499 38,388 7,008 10,144 13,179 8,058 7,142 10,391

- of which E U15H oliday 23,186 23,859 23,903 3,925 6,365 9,210 4,404 4,094 6,560of which inc lus ive tour 9,666 9,458 9,635 1,391 2,707 3,890 1,646 1,538 2,400B us ines s 4,384 4,391 4,589 1,096 1,305 904 1,283 966 1,205V is it friends or re latives 4,471 4,929 4,747 1,015 1,175 1,448 1,109 1,080 1,296Mis ce llaneous 828 1,021 820 239 188 173 219 189 157All vis its 32,870 34,200 34,059 6,274 9,033 11,736 7,016 6,328 9,218

Other C ountriesH oliday 4,716 5,171 5,091 1,389 1,245 1,252 1,204 1,501 1,166of which inc lus ive tour 2,431 2,669 2,654 671 668 677 638 684 577B us ines s 918 1,082 985 247 248 212 277 248 257V is it friends or re latives 2,480 2,573 2,720 836 592 719 573 885 719Mis ce llaneous 294 357 361 114 89 90 69 79 68All vis its 8,408 9,183 9,157 2,586 2,174 2,274 2,123 2,714 2,209

Total WorldH oliday 36,001 37,007 36,877 6,550 9,575 13,509 7,243 6,996 9,858of which inc lus ive tour 15,979 15,559 15,557 2,469 4,241 5,962 2,885 2,656 3,862B us ines s 7,070 7,499 7,543 1,854 2,132 1,527 2,030 1,631 1,977V is it friends or re latives 9,113 10,245 10,402 2,468 2,402 3,145 2,387 2,729 2,769Mis ce llaneous 1,442 1,710 1,508 417 352 360 378 320 340All vis its 53,626 56,460 56,329 11,288 14,462 18,540 12,039 11,676 14,944(of which day vis its ) 764 782 734 178 198 135 222 145 162

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 3 10 16 . 7 8 2 . .of which inc lus ive tour 0 0 9 . 2 6 1 . .B us ines s 0 2 1 1 . . . . .V is it friends or re latives 0 2 1 . 1 0 0 . .Mis ce llaneous . . . . . . . . .A ll vis its 3 14 18 1 8 8 2 . .

E uropeH oliday 7,851 7,799 8,038 1,128 2,242 3,113 1,555 1,510 2,147of which inc lus ive tour 2,702 2,930 2,609 375 770 1,012 452 508 783B us ines s 1,485 1,599 1,471 362 365 379 365 374 412V is it friends or re latives 1,530 1,707 1,803 371 473 524 435 412 419Mis ce llaneous 1,619 1,475 1,273 261 305 267 439 171 287All vis its 12,486 12,581 12,585 2,122 3,385 4,283 2,795 2,467 3,265

- of which E U27H oliday 7,693 7,692 7,895 1,095 2,212 3,040 1,548 1,478 2,114of which inc lus ive tour 2,636 2,885 2,562 366 762 982 451 505 775B us ines s 1,466 1,588 1,448 356 361 375 356 374 410V is it friends or re latives 1,518 1,692 1,789 367 471 518 432 405 415Mis ce llaneous 1,611 1,458 1,271 259 305 267 439 171 287All vis its 12,289 12,430 12,403 2,078 3,349 4,200 2,776 2,428 3,227



Other C ountriesH oliday 319 471 506 82 121 163 140 135 181of which inc lus ive tour 311 462 499 81 118 162 137 133 175B us ines s 1 2 4 1 2 . 1 4 1V is it friends or re latives 4 9 9 2 0 6 1 . 0Mis ce llaneous 1 . . . . . . . .A ll vis its 326 482 518 85 123 168 142 139 182

Total WorldH oliday 8,174 8,280 8,560 1,210 2,369 3,284 1,697 1,645 2,327of which inc lus ive tour 3,014 3,392 3,117 457 890 1,180 590 642 958B us ines s 1,486 1,603 1,475 364 367 379 366 378 412V is it friends or re latives 1,534 1,718 1,813 373 474 529 436 412 420Mis ce llaneous 1,621 1,475 1,273 261 305 267 439 171 287All vis its 12,815 13,076 13,121 2,208 3,515 4,460 2,939 2,607 3,447(of which day vis its ) 2,097 1,844 1,823 348 502 486 487 218 448

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2#### 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,757 2,600 2,664 464 700 883 616 554 753of which inc lus ive tour 1,043 1,009 938 145 270 330 192 176 271B us ines s 882 920 903 264 240 235 164 174 232V is it friends or re latives 469 502 495 121 91 173 110 118 108Mis ce llaneous 105 120 164 14 57 31 61 19 49All vis its 4,213 4,142 4,226 864 1,088 1,323 952 865 1,141

E uropeH oliday 14,868 15,439 16,191 2,335 4,073 7,049 2,733 2,740 4,377of which inc lus ive tour 6,760 6,666 7,170 921 1,837 3,330 1,082 1,166 1,870B us ines s 2,657 2,807 2,956 612 837 681 826 659 942V is it friends or re latives 1,673 2,090 2,075 405 476 729 465 566 533Mis ce llaneous 1,081 1,007 921 163 257 231 269 162 198All vis its 20,279 21,344 22,142 3,516 5,643 8,690 4,293 4,128 6,050

- of which E U27H oliday 13,790 14,233 14,773 2,140 3,771 6,431 2,431 2,539 4,026of which inc lus ive tour 6,124 6,053 6,501 867 1,674 2,966 994 1,103 1,684B us ines s 2,351 2,451 2,601 522 742 613 724 570 821V is it friends or re latives 1,513 1,892 1,878 368 445 634 430 511 495Mis ce llaneous 993 958 865 157 253 191 264 138 174All vis its 18,647 19,534 20,117 3,187 5,211 7,869 3,849 3,758 5,517



Other C ountriesH oliday 4,647 5,261 5,095 1,502 1,241 1,181 1,171 1,640 1,163of which inc lus ive tour 2,144 2,694 2,732 779 667 616 670 755 586B us ines s 1,073 1,340 1,263 348 318 290 307 330 312V is it friends or re latives 1,606 1,694 1,805 541 444 459 360 675 489Mis ce llaneous 337 631 482 137 100 154 92 124 68All vis its 7,663 8,926 8,645 2,528 2,103 2,084 1,930 2,768 2,033

Total WorldH oliday 22,272 23,300 23,949 4,302 6,013 9,114 4,520 4,934 6,293of which inc lus ive tour 9,947 10,369 10,839 1,845 2,774 4,277 1,944 2,097 2,727B us ines s 4,611 5,067 5,122 1,224 1,396 1,205 1,297 1,163 1,486V is it friends or re latives 3,748 4,286 4,375 1,068 1,011 1,361 935 1,359 1,130Mis ce llaneous 1,523 1,759 1,567 315 414 416 422 305 316All vis its 32,154 34,411 35,013 6,908 8,834 12,097 7,174 7,761 9,225(of which day vis its ) 344 306 324 69 99 62 94 43 64

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q220071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaNationality = U K 4,427 4,247 4,138 872 1,019 1,269 979 914 1,075Nationality = area of vis it 202 208 201 59 51 38 53 58 62Nationality = other 240 246 248 56 76 62 53 70 56All nationalities 4,869 4,702 4,587 987 1,146 1,370 1,085 1,041 1,194

E uropeNationality = U K 46,508 47,745 47,420 8,182 12,569 16,904 9,764 8,515 12,644Nationality = area of vis it 4,355 5,278 5,569 1,229 1,349 1,666 1,326 1,457 1,582Nationality = other 1,976 2,147 2,199 427 616 618 538 416 580All nationalities 52,838 55,170 55,188 9,838 14,534 19,188 11,627 10,388 14,806

- of which E U27Nationality = U K 43,516 44,376 43,967 7,625 11,760 15,444 9,138 7,932 11,693Nationality = area of vis it 3,927 4,864 5,097 1,126 1,239 1,511 1,221 1,317 1,465Nationality = other 1,947 2,073 2,122 418 575 605 524 398 571All nationalities 49,390 51,314 51,186 9,170 13,573 17,560 10,883 9,647 13,729

- of which E U25Nationality = U K 43,100 44,070 43,641 7,554 11,696 15,285 9,107 7,870 11,614Nationality = area of vis it 3,870 4,767 4,988 1,103 1,216 1,473 1,196 1,287 1,415Nationality = other 1,958 2,086 2,154 424 582 618 530 403 587All nationalities 48,928 50,923 50,782 9,081 13,493 17,376 10,832 9,560 13,616

- of which E U15Nationality = U K 39,847 40,868 40,587 7,119 10,878 14,193 8,397 7,420 10,825Nationality = area of vis it 3,169 3,395 3,288 737 813 966 772 801 931Nationality = other 1,975 2,168 2,284 443 606 666 569 434 643All nationalities 44,991 46,431 46,159 8,300 12,297 15,824 9,738 8,656 12,399

Other C ountriesNationality = U K 7,433 8,280 8,218 2,240 1,958 2,095 1,925 2,442 2,017Nationality = area of vis it 1,026 1,057 1,126 338 249 279 261 299 288Nationality = other 275 327 331 93 90 68 79 112 85All nationalities 8,734 9,664 9,675 2,671 2,297 2,442 2,265 2,853 2,390

Total WorldNationality = U K 58,368 60,273 59,777 11,294 15,546 20,269 12,668 11,871 15,736Nationality = area of vis it 8,074 9,263 9,674 2,202 2,431 2,731 2,310 2,412 2,654All nationalities 66,441 69,536 69,450 13,496 17,977 23,000 14,978 14,283 18,391

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q220071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 628 716 664 93 165 305 101 139 149U S A 4,241 3,986 3,923 894 980 1,065 984 902 1,045North America 4,869 4,702 4,587 987 1,146 1,370 1,085 1,041 1,194

Aus tria 769 702 696 293 146 156 101 421 123B e lgium 1,733 1,815 1,870 353 506 498 514 321 498B ulgaria 367 307 317 72 70 148 27 61 79C zech R epublic 786 775 654 126 150 218 159 169 127C yprus 1,431 1,311 1,275 119 358 554 244 147 354D enm ark 337 395 355 67 99 89 101 45 98E s tonia 73 85 83 15 26 23 19 16 13F inland 146 191 214 47 38 33 95 38 23F rance 11,094 10,854 11,201 2,159 2,931 3,865 2,246 2,297 2,913G erm any 2,493 2,698 2,686 559 667 761 699 557 687G ibraltar 67 55 82 11 20 28 23 20 34G reece 2,435 2,436 2,511 54 682 1,460 316 59 557H ungary 302 304 291 54 86 78 73 59 72Ice land 79 99 103 22 30 28 22 17 26Iris h R epublic 4,221 4,682 4,205 900 1,100 1,140 1,064 914 1,129Italy 3,374 3,380 3,569 622 964 1,352 630 612 1,019L atvia 51 90 112 24 31 26 31 12 18L ithuania 65 97 107 20 18 34 36 26 17L uxem bourg 110 112 118 31 17 25 45 27 39Malta 560 507 478 63 112 170 133 52 147Netherlands 2,174 2,410 2,239 505 603 594 537 469 509Norway 314 368 332 83 80 113 56 80 85P oland 637 1,236 1,552 329 398 443 383 393 442P ortugal 1,855 1,937 2,177 341 614 789 433 400 751R om ania 95 84 87 17 9 36 25 26 33S lovakia 102 143 131 27 38 38 28 41 35S lovenia 73 85 72 20 14 24 14 19 21S pain 13,837 14,428 13,869 2,272 3,827 4,922 2,849 2,415 3,920S weden 414 390 446 95 103 140 108 80 132S witze rland 1,001 1,120 1,194 366 278 306 244 409 247T urkey 1,367 1,408 1,532 78 351 830 272 96 496R es t of E urope 479 665 627 93 169 264 102 90 160E urope 52,838 55,170 55,188 9,838 14,534 19,188 11,627 10,388 14,806- of which E U 27 49,390 51,314 51,186 9,170 13,573 17,560 10,883 9,647 13,729- of which E U 25 48,928 50,923 50,782 9,081 13,493 17,376 10,832 9,560 13,616- of which E U 15 44,991 46,431 46,159 8,300 12,297 15,824 9,738 8,656 12,399

E gypt 564 694 510 137 125 98 151 193 96T unis ia 353 291 382 66 119 112 85 77 98O ther North Africa 278 392 584 174 129 147 133 152 129S outh Africa 449 542 479 160 85 87 147 175 87O ther Africa 692 801 772 167 171 252 182 189 180Is rae l 106 117 138 55 18 26 40 31 23U nited Arab E m irates 410 495 513 113 141 122 136 181 176O ther Middle E as t 278 287 293 73 76 79 66 98 83H ong K ong (C hina) 178 187 215 33 52 77 53 38 46O ther C hina 290 324 291 31 82 89 89 82 64India 796 958 972 356 218 188 209 356 191J apan 132 139 139 34 36 27 42 24 42P akis tan 402 415 409 101 89 138 81 98 120S ri L anka 120 150 101 28 13 34 25 27 15T hailand 356 423 404 105 107 114 78 122 92O ther As ia 610 623 596 158 145 160 132 176 169Aus tralia 648 593 532 210 140 81 100 205 133New Z ealand 204 221 206 102 38 32 34 90 35B arbados 151 169 186 35 67 43 41 38 40J am aica 139 187 179 59 41 49 29 41 51O ther C aribbean 736 684 680 216 132 199 133 164 186Mexico 261 216 243 57 76 60 50 60 91O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 258 295 344 118 74 62 89 101 68R es t of the W orld 321 464 507 82 123 163 140 135 176Other C ountries 8,734 9,664 9,675 2,671 2,297 2,442 2,265 2,853 2,390

Total World 66,441 69,536 69,450 13,496 17,977 23,000 14,978 14,283 18,391

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q220071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 516 597 540 60 145 261 74 105 148U S A 3,697 3,545 3,686 804 943 1,061 878 760 993North America 4,213 4,142 4,226 864 1,088 1,323 952 865 1,141

Aus tria 390 380 357 163 68 79 46 274 60B e lgium 413 423 441 93 116 118 114 78 127B ulgaria 147 126 151 33 31 74 12 33 34C zech R epublic 233 256 235 43 57 80 54 61 60C yprus 781 714 690 65 169 333 123 92 201D enm ark 102 137 120 18 37 28 38 10 32E s tonia 30 37 32 6 10 9 7 5 9F inland 61 79 97 20 27 11 40 14 9F rance 3,590 3,796 3,830 761 971 1,398 700 907 977G erm any 730 859 864 158 233 253 220 182 261G ibraltar 24 18 33 5 3 18 7 6 17G reece 1,259 1,231 1,304 15 328 815 146 23 286H ungary 95 127 120 20 48 29 23 17 32Ice land 47 63 52 8 11 19 14 6 14Iris h R epublic 1,033 1,118 1,008 200 256 329 222 197 357Italy 1,696 1,565 1,829 223 497 840 269 257 542L atvia 17 39 53 8 20 16 9 5 5L ithuania 46 54 61 8 12 22 18 17 8L uxem bourg 29 47 47 8 10 6 24 22 38Malta 241 199 218 25 48 88 56 29 90Netherlands 560 702 656 130 196 178 153 133 166Norway 110 158 153 34 39 57 23 29 40P oland 286 535 611 109 152 203 146 211 178P ortugal 876 863 1,032 137 275 434 187 165 348R om ania 60 60 54 7 4 19 25 14 14S lovakia 37 54 39 10 11 11 8 12 9S lovenia 28 34 26 7 4 11 3 7 10S pain 5,796 6,022 6,120 896 1,603 2,443 1,178 987 1,635S weden 161 136 170 34 38 63 36 21 40S witze rland 433 473 637 195 118 128 196 194 107T urkey 657 625 723 35 154 416 118 57 238R es t of E urope 292 397 361 42 91 155 73 59 102E urope 20,279 21,344 22,142 3,516 5,643 8,690 4,293 4,128 6,050- of which E U 27 18,647 19,534 20,117 3,187 5,211 7,869 3,849 3,758 5,517- of which E U 25 18,440 19,348 19,912 3,147 5,176 7,776 3,813 3,710 5,469- of which E U 15 16,715 17,374 17,893 2,855 4,660 7,001 3,377 3,274 4,882

E gypt 277 342 312 83 74 64 91 135 54T unis ia 121 105 134 22 36 48 29 46 35O ther North Africa 142 195 321 81 77 103 60 85 82S outh Africa 481 581 452 168 80 50 154 186 57O ther Africa 634 690 799 145 183 298 172 133 164Is rae l 57 67 73 28 14 13 18 15 15U nited Arab E m irates 341 406 486 103 147 100 135 166 140O ther Middle E as t 184 247 227 73 52 48 54 77 47H ong K ong (C hina) 146 154 159 21 41 52 45 30 58O ther C hina 247 293 283 29 90 75 89 69 64India 607 748 793 314 176 157 146 349 132J apan 148 128 140 34 33 36 38 20 35P akis tan 284 335 288 69 69 101 50 72 75S ri L anka 86 118 79 21 16 25 17 26 13T hailand 419 501 474 124 143 121 85 170 112O ther As ia 535 637 622 165 175 144 138 173 164Aus tralia 920 962 817 324 201 161 131 328 205New Z ealand 367 335 337 156 51 57 73 140 59B arbados 129 285 195 45 73 47 30 32 40J am aica 108 121 132 39 41 37 17 32 37O ther C aribbean 522 490 529 179 114 149 88 138 122Mexico 192 168 245 70 69 69 37 64 77O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 287 333 360 122 74 59 105 166 82R es t of the W orld 432 684 386 112 75 71 128 117 164Other C ountries 7,663 8,926 8,645 2,528 2,103 2,084 1,930 2,768 2,033

Total World 32,154 34,411 35,013 6,908 8,834 12,097 7,174 7,761 9,225

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E gypt 563 692 510 2 2 . . . .T unis ia 353 287 381 . 4 . . . 1O ther North Africa 272 386 574 4 3 9 2 3 1S outh Africa 448 542 479 1 . . 1 . .O ther Africa 690 799 771 . . . 2 2 1Is rae l 106 117 138 . . . . . .U nited Arab E m irates 410 495 512 . . . . . 1O ther Middle E as t 278 287 293 . . . . . .H ong K ong (C hina) 178 187 215 . . . . . .O ther C hina 290 323 291 . . . . 1 .India 796 958 970 . . 2 . . .J apan 130 139 139 1 . . . . .P akis tan 402 415 409 . . . . . .S ri L anka 120 150 101 . . . . . .T hailand 356 423 404 . . . . . .O ther As ia 608 622 594 . . . 2 2 2Aus tralia 648 593 532 . . . . . .New Z ealand 204 221 206 . . . . . .B arbados 151 169 186 . . . . . .J am aica 139 187 179 . . . . . .O ther C aribbean 736 680 678 0 2 . 1 2 1Mexico 261 215 243 . 1 0 . . .O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 257 294 342 . . . 1 1 2R es t of the W orld 10 4 8 311 459 499 . 1 .Other C ountries 8,408 9,183 9,157 318 472 510 8 10 8

Total World 53,626 56,460 56,329 8,102 8,411 8,473 4,713 4,665 4,649

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Total World 58,368 60,273 59,777 8,074 9,263 9,674 . . .


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Sample methodology


22. The frequency of sampling within each stratum depends mainlyon the variation of tourist expenditure and on the volume ofmigrants, for which the survey is also used to collect statistics.Travellers passing through passport control are randomly selectedfor interview and in all some 279,300 interviews were conductedin 2006. Only interviews carried out at the end of a visit areused to generate estimates of expenditure and stay. Of theseinterviews around 51,000 provided the published informationon foreign visitors to the UK and around 64,000 were used forthe estimate of UK residents travelling abroad. The interviewswere conducted on a purely voluntary and anonymousbasis. (Note: corresponding figures for 2007 will bemade available in the next MQ6 publication, relating toQ3 2008).

23 . Despite the introduction in April 1999 of interviewing onair and sea routes to and from the Irish Republic (seenotes 34 & 35), the results from the IPS are stillsupplemented with estimates of travel between theUnited Kingdom and the Irish Republic over the landborder where no IPS interviewing takes place. Estimatesfor travel by land are based on information provided bythe Central Statistics Office of the Irish Republic.Estimates of earnings and expenditure are alsosupplemented with figures from the Economic Advisor'sOffice of the States of Jersey, who provide informationabout the Channel Islands.

24 . About 90 percent of passengers entering and leavingthe United Kingdom (excluding those travelling by landto and from the Irish Republic) travel on routes coveredby the survey. The remainder are either passengerstravelling at night when interviewing is suspended, oron those routes too small in volume to be covered. Forthose passengers, estimates are made and input intothe main results of the survey.

25 . At the major airports a sample of half days is taken anda fixed proportion of passengers is interviewed, whilstthe smaller airports are sampled occasionally with thenumber of visits depending on the number ofinternational passengers.

26 . On the sea routes either particular cross-channelsailings are sampled and a fixed proportion ofpassengers interviewed on board, or a sample of daysis taken and the passengers interviewed on thequays ide .

27 . In all, approximately 279,300 travellers (0.13 per centof the total travellers) were interviewed in 2006; thisproportion varies from port to port. At Heathrow airportit was approx 109 thousand (0.24 per cent of alltravellers). Gatwick 37 thousand (0.13 per cent) wereinterviewed and at Manchester approx 20 thousand(0.11 per cent). At all other airports there were 72

thousand interviews (0.09 per cent). On the short searoutes sampled, there were approx 15 thousandinterviews (0.07 per cent of all traffic). On the long searoutes, liners or other ships carrying only cruisepassengers are excluded from the survey, but all otherships carrying more than 50 passengers arriving ordeparting were covered and approximately 0.47 percent were interviewed. On the Channel tunnel routes26 thousand (0.15 per cent) were interviewed in 2006.







33 . The estimate of the total number of overseas residents'visits to the UK (excluding land based visits from theIrish Republic) in 2006 as a whole had a 95% confidenceinterval of + 2.9 per cent. Total visitor-nights and totalearnings for the year had 95% confidence intervals of+ 4.2 per cent and + 3.1 per cent respectively. By quarter,the estimated confidence intervals for the total numberof visits varied between + 5.2 per cent in quarter threeand + 6.1 per cent in quarter four. On average, confidenceintervals for visitor-nights and earnings by quarter were+ 8.4 per cent and + 5.9 per cent respectively.

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37 . Traffic at all airports and seaports is monitoredregularly to assess if they should be included in theIPS sample. As a consequence Liverpool andPrestwick airports were introduced into the sample atthe beginning of 2005. Between 2000 and 2004, trafficthrough Liverpool had quadrupled to over two and halfmillion international passengers, while at Prestwickthere was a five fold increase to nearly one and halfmillion passengers over the same period. Theinclusion of these ports in the IPS sample wereshown to cause a discontinuity in regional results andmethodology was modified to account for this. Moredetails can be found at: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/about/methodology_by_theme/gini/Int_passenger_survey.asp.







40. The costs of a package trip normally include fares toand from the country of visit. For expenditure estimatesthe fares are deducted from the cost of a package inorder to obtain the amount of spending on the visit. Themanual method of looking up fares from brochuresand from the web has been replaced in 2007 by anautomated system which uses fares data provided bythe respondant.

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Annual1998 4,553 17,383 15,893 15,835 15,212 3,809 25,745 0.0 -1999 4,599 16,816 15,349 15,279 14,584 3,979 25,394 -1.4 -2000 4,869 16,086 14,716 14,652 14,020 4,253 25,209 -0.7 -2001 4,228 14,857 13,602 13,535 12,865 3,751 22,835 -9.4 -2002 4,272 16,217 14,866 14,799 14,126 3,691 24,180 5.9 -

2003 3,997 17,207 15,783 15,699 14,787 3,511 24,715 2.2 -2004 4,356 19,424 17,818 17,738 16,328 3,975 27,755 12.3 -2005 4,234 21,565 19,714 19,626 17,424 4,171 29,970 8.0 -2006 4,764 23,377 21,287 21,154 18,477 4,572 32,713 9.2 -2007 4,403 23,887 21,824 21,533 18,741 4,488 32,778 0.2 -

Quarterly1999 q1 861 3,462 3,157 3,147 3,047 724 5,046 5.0 6,420

q2 1,359 4,535 4,161 4,140 3,932 905 6,799 -0.5 6,420q3 1,475 4,979 4,561 4,538 4,311 1,460 7,913 -1.4 6,310q4 905 3,840 3,470 3,454 3,293 890 5,636 -7.3 6,250

2000 q1 929 3,335 3,080 3,069 2,939 729 4,993 -1.1 6,340q2 1,433 4,268 3,958 3,940 3,787 1,032 6,733 -1.0 6,400q3 1,535 4,798 4,371 4,349 4,122 1,609 7,943 0.4 6,310q4 972 3,684 3,307 3,292 3,172 883 5,540 -1.7 6,160

2001 q1 880 3,221 2,935 2,922 2,774 762 4,863 -2.6 6,230q2 1,308 4,042 3,728 3,715 3,550 929 6,279 -6.7 5,960q3 1,338 4,352 4,015 3,984 3,746 1,410 7,100 -10.6 5,550q4 702 3,242 2,924 2,914 2,794 649 4,593 -17.1 5,100

2002 q1 825 3,029 2,749 2,735 2,621 671 4,525 -6.9 5,750q2 1,207 4,314 4,003 3,994 3,823 853 6,375 1.5 6,230q3 1,402 4,787 4,411 4,381 4,125 1,367 7,555 6.4 6,190q4 837 4,087 3,702 3,689 3,557 800 5,724 24.6 6,230

2003 q1 756 3,536 3,254 3,233 3,062 652 4,944 9.2 6,120q2 1,037 4,291 3,944 3,925 3,727 744 6,073 -4.7 5,840q3 1,305 4,890 4,518 4,493 4,187 1,339 7,534 -0.3 6,270q4 898 4,490 4,066 4,048 3,811 776 6,165 7.7 6,650

2004 q1 825 3,907 3,636 3,607 3,399 717 5,449 10.2 6,690q2 1,246 4,858 4,460 4,446 4,106 918 7,022 15.6 6,750q3 1,419 5,600 5,115 5,096 4,633 1,482 8,501 12.8 6,950q4 865 5,059 4,608 4,589 4,191 859 6,783 10.0 7,240

2005 q1 775 4,654 4,259 4,241 3,858 744 6,172 13.3 7,440q2 1,172 5,682 5,227 5,204 4,602 1,014 7,868 12.0 7,610q3 1,399 5,959 5,445 5,418 4,775 1,500 8,858 4.2 7,350q4 889 5,271 4,783 4,764 4,188 912 7,072 4.3 7,580

2006 q1 861 4,735 4,328 4,298 3,790 755 6,351 2.9 7,700q2 1,304 6,104 5,587 5,570 4,956 1,068 8,476 7.7 8,210q3 1,568 6,996 6,350 6,296 5,381 1,732 10,296 16.2 8,660q4 1,031 5,543 5,023 4,990 4,350 1,016 7,591 7.3 8,140

2007 q1 772 5,177 4,701 4,645 4,014 788 6,738 6.1 8,080q2 1,243 6,212 5,701 5,637 4,976 1,055 8,510 0.4 8,240q3 1,459 6,480 5,970 5,899 5,094 1,626 9,565 -7.1 7,970q4 928 6,018 5,451 5,352 4,657 1,020 7,966 4.9 8,490

2008P q1 792 5,483 5,007 4,974 4,143 918 7,193 6.8 8,550q2 1,204 6,123 5,621 5,542 4,782 1,096 8,424 -1.0 8,150q3 1,170 6,678 6,102 5,998 5,147 1,536 9,384 -1.9 7,870

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Annual1998 4,158 41,552 39,301 39,192 37,237 5,163 50,872 0.0 -1999 4,733 43,620 41,587 41,493 39,500 5,529 53,881 5.9 -2000 5,060 45,763 43,639 43,531 41,140 6,014 56,837 5.5 -2001 4,656 47,573 45,334 45,193 42,566 6,052 58,281 2.5 -2002 4,211 48,879 46,499 46,312 43,822 6,287 59,377 1.9 -

2003 4,142 50,667 48,066 47,859 45,090 6,615 61,424 3.4 -2004 4,780 51,525 48,583 48,221 45,137 7,889 64,194 4.5 -2005 4,869 52,838 49,390 48,928 44,991 8,734 66,441 3.5 -2006 4,702 55,170 51,314 50,923 46,431 9,664 69,536 4.7 -2007 4,587 55,188 51,186 50,782 46,159 9,675 69,450 -0.1 -

Quarterly1999 q1 845 7,636 7,307 7,288 6,986 1,398 9,879 7.6 13,300

q2 1,192 12,007 11,486 11,466 10,916 1,375 14,575 10.1 13,910q3 1,428 14,907 14,090 14,042 13,286 1,403 17,738 4.5 13,300q4 1,267 9,069 8,705 8,697 8,311 1,353 11,690 1.8 13,370

2000 q1 1,023 7,622 7,277 7,248 6,918 1,497 10,142 2.7 13,640q2 1,244 12,034 11,518 11,497 10,772 1,513 14,792 1.5 14,040q3 1,515 16,144 15,218 15,172 14,398 1,576 19,236 8.4 14,560q4 1,278 9,962 9,625 9,614 9,052 1,427 12,666 8.4 14,590

2001 q1 982 8,116 7,745 7,723 7,359 1,744 10,842 6.9 14,430q2 1,256 12,775 12,208 12,178 11,439 1,631 15,662 5.9 14,870q3 1,442 16,750 15,834 15,757 14,805 1,460 19,652 2.2 14,870q4 976 9,933 9,548 9,536 8,964 1,216 12,125 -4.3 14,110

2002 q1 886 8,398 8,014 7,990 7,630 1,659 10,943 0.9 14,630q2 1,006 13,066 12,502 12,474 11,759 1,539 15,611 -0.3 14,820q3 1,182 16,957 15,953 15,849 15,027 1,590 19,729 0.4 14,800q4 1,137 10,458 10,030 9,999 9,406 1,499 13,094 8.0 15,250

2003 q1 882 8,802 8,374 8,342 7,941 1,822 11,506 5.1 15,140q2 1,051 13,749 13,124 13,093 12,393 1,497 16,297 4.4 15,430q3 1,130 17,529 16,447 16,324 15,369 1,671 20,330 3.0 15,410q4 1,079 10,587 10,121 10,099 9,387 1,625 13,291 1.5 15,360

2004 q1 1,024 8,772 8,344 8,294 7,824 2,021 11,817 2.7 15,410q2 1,163 13,862 13,184 13,116 12,302 1,886 16,911 3.8 16,140q3 1,342 17,848 16,565 16,375 15,361 2,083 21,273 4.6 16,150q4 1,250 11,043 10,490 10,437 9,651 1,900 14,194 6.8 16,480

2005 q1 1,148 9,388 8,901 8,822 8,191 2,285 12,821 8.5 16,490q2 1,221 14,058 13,168 13,107 12,090 2,138 17,417 3.0 16,570q3 1,324 18,183 16,775 16,519 15,164 2,260 21,767 2.3 16,620q4 1,176 11,209 10,546 10,479 9,546 2,051 14,436 1.7 16,760

2006 q1 990 9,608 9,041 8,963 8,093 2,533 13,131 2.4 16,770q2 1,182 15,213 14,277 14,214 12,999 2,343 18,738 7.6 17,870q3 1,332 18,686 17,003 16,827 15,411 2,360 22,378 2.8 17,180q4 1,198 11,664 10,993 10,919 9,928 2,428 15,289 5.9 17,730

2007 q1 987 9,838 9,170 9,081 8,300 2,671 13,496 2.8 17,140q2 1,146 14,534 13,573 13,493 12,297 2,297 17,977 -4.1 17,080q3 1,370 19,188 17,560 17,376 15,824 2,442 23,000 2.8 17,770q4 1,085 11,627 10,883 10,832 9,738 2,265 14,978 -2.0 17,460

2008P q1 1,041 10,388 9,647 9,560 8,656 2,853 14,283 5.8 17,880q2 1,194 14,806 13,729 13,616 12,399 2,390 18,391 2.3 17,520q3 1,313 18,623 16,857 16,622 15,095 2,385 22,320 -3.0 17,060

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The method of computing expenditure for contacts where spending is unknown changed in 2007. Care should be taken when making comparisons of figuresfrom 2007 with earlier periods (See notes 39 and 40 on page 33).




Annual1998 2,801 6,303 5,405 5,374 5,044 3,566 12,671 0.0 -1999 2,894 5,971 5,098 5,057 4,775 3,632 12,498 -1.4 -2000 3,197 5,749 4,894 4,858 4,570 3,859 12,805 2.5 -2001 2,701 5,070 4,367 4,344 4,031 3,535 11,306 -11.7 -2002 2,780 5,549 4,777 4,742 4,445 3,408 11,737 3.8 -

2003 2,658 5,882 5,048 5,018 4,655 3,315 11,855 1.0 -2004 2,877 6,623 5,719 5,677 5,059 3,546 13,047 10.1 -2005 2,822 7,656 6,622 6,585 5,691 3,770 14,248 9.2 -2006 3,390 8,574 7,354 7,288 6,280 4,038 16,002 12.3 -2007 3,075 8,821 7,516 7,384 6,479 4,065 15,960 -0.3 -

Quarterly1999 q1 512 1,271 1,064 1,051 999 630 2,412 7.2 3,230

q2 795 1,480 1,252 1,241 1,184 789 3,064 -4.3 3,070q3 963 1,852 1,633 1,625 1,522 1,332 4,148 -1.5 3,080q4 624 1,369 1,149 1,141 1,070 882 2,874 -4.5 3,120

2000 q1 562 1,081 916 912 861 672 2,314 -4.1 3,110q2 902 1,484 1,262 1,254 1,199 911 3,297 7.6 3,310q3 1,030 1,795 1,564 1,549 1,434 1,459 4,284 3.3 3,240q4 703 1,391 1,151 1,143 1,076 817 2,911 1.3 3,150

2001 q1 569 1,031 876 874 814 806 2,406 4.0 3,200q2 804 1,255 1,091 1,088 1,026 755 2,815 -14.6 2,840q3 844 1,650 1,441 1,430 1,299 1,325 3,819 -10.8 2,780q4 484 1,134 959 952 892 648 2,266 -22.2 2,490

2002 q1 520 911 776 768 725 594 2,025 -15.9 2,830q2 785 1,381 1,219 1,212 1,134 720 2,885 2.5 2,920q3 926 1,752 1,501 1,486 1,380 1,324 4,002 4.8 2,960q4 549 1,506 1,282 1,277 1,206 770 2,825 24.7 3,030

2003 q1 486 1,100 960 955 900 565 2,150 6.2 2,980q2 682 1,302 1,125 1,121 1,043 760 2,744 -4.9 2,780q3 860 1,894 1,635 1,623 1,479 1,287 4,041 1.0 2,990q4 631 1,586 1,329 1,319 1,234 703 2,919 3.3 3,110

2004 q1 526 1,127 989 979 922 576 2,229 3.7 3,080q2 829 1,576 1,360 1,351 1,210 826 3,231 17.8 3,280q3 944 2,088 1,804 1,790 1,576 1,359 4,390 8.6 3,320q4 578 1,833 1,565 1,558 1,350 784 3,196 9.5 3,370

2005 q1 449 1,519 1,334 1,323 1,174 676 2,644 18.6 3,530q2 794 1,933 1,682 1,670 1,482 836 3,562 10.2 3,600q3 892 2,221 1,952 1,941 1,645 1,361 4,474 1.9 3,390q4 688 1,983 1,654 1,651 1,389 898 3,568 11.6 3,730

2006 q1 570 1,523 1,295 1,286 1,134 665 2,758 4.3 3,680q2 873 2,227 1,932 1,914 1,664 871 3,970 11.5 3,990q3 1,024 2,824 2,435 2,421 2,043 1,553 5,401 20.7 4,290q4 923 2,000 1,691 1,667 1,440 949 3,873 8.5 4,040

2007 q1 516 1,748 1,482 1,459 1,291 738 3,001 8.8 3,960q2 837 2,157 1,858 1,836 1,603 866 3,860 -2.8 3,870q3 1,042 2,691 2,346 2,317 2,026 1,501 5,234 -3.1 4,110q4 680 2,226 1,830 1,772 1,559 960 3,866 -0.2 4,020

2008P q1 473 1,854 1,582 1,566 1,329 801 3,128 4.2 4,110q2 870 2,367 2,068 2,029 1,803 1,025 4,262 10.4 4,270q3 848 2,868 2,518 2,473 2,161 1,501 5,217 -0.3 4,080

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Annual1998 3,239 12,325 11,406 11,375 10,653 3,926 19,489 0.0 -1999 3,694 13,940 13,120 13,077 12,335 4,386 22,020 13.0 -2000 4,170 15,172 14,272 14,228 13,294 4,909 24,251 10.1 -2001 4,146 16,204 15,265 15,213 14,120 4,982 25,332 4.5 -2002 3,661 17,622 16,539 16,446 15,328 5,678 26,962 6.4 -

2003 3,669 18,872 17,673 17,583 16,298 6,009 28,550 5.9 -2004 3,936 19,311 17,926 17,794 16,426 7,038 30,285 6.1 -2005 4,213 20,279 18,647 18,440 16,715 7,663 32,154 6.2 -2006 4,142 21,344 19,534 19,348 17,374 8,926 34,411 7.0 -2007 4,226 22,142 20,117 19,912 17,893 8,645 35,013 1.8 -

Quarterly1999 q1 651 2,271 2,127 2,114 2,024 1,188 4,109 12.7 5,400

q2 974 3,484 3,285 3,277 3,074 1,120 5,578 14.2 5,420q3 1,155 5,383 5,040 5,022 4,710 1,033 7,571 14.4 5,520q4 914 2,803 2,668 2,665 2,527 1,045 4,762 9.7 5,690

2000 q1 728 2,314 2,159 2,152 2,054 1,297 4,339 5.6 5,610q2 1,079 3,872 3,673 3,666 3,395 1,195 6,146 10.2 6,010q3 1,291 5,986 5,592 5,569 5,200 1,226 8,503 12.3 6,260q4 1,072 3,000 2,848 2,841 2,645 1,191 5,263 10.5 6,370

2001 q1 870 2,520 2,342 2,332 2,212 1,497 4,888 12.6 6,420q2 1,087 4,159 3,930 3,921 3,621 1,328 6,574 7.0 6,400q3 1,303 6,481 6,089 6,063 5,618 1,137 8,921 4.9 6,450q4 886 3,044 2,904 2,898 2,669 1,020 4,949 -6.0 6,060

2002 q1 802 2,798 2,612 2,590 2,457 1,446 5,047 3.3 6,490q2 872 4,618 4,397 4,382 4,059 1,454 6,945 5.6 6,750q3 1,003 6,835 6,338 6,297 5,868 1,415 9,254 3.7 6,790q4 984 3,370 3,191 3,176 2,943 1,362 5,717 15.5 6,930

2003 q1 739 3,009 2,803 2,791 2,648 1,699 5,446 7.9 6,980q2 852 4,904 4,624 4,615 4,269 1,330 7,086 2.0 6,870q3 1,117 7,379 6,858 6,801 6,331 1,521 10,018 8.3 7,300q4 960 3,580 3,388 3,376 3,049 1,459 5,999 4.9 7,400

2004 q1 828 3,031 2,846 2,828 2,680 1,870 5,729 5.2 7,160q2 954 4,980 4,680 4,652 4,283 1,667 7,602 7.3 7,460q3 1,122 7,504 6,857 6,788 6,268 1,812 10,437 4.2 7,720q4 1,032 3,796 3,544 3,525 3,195 1,689 6,517 8.6 7,940

2005 q1 921 3,341 3,113 3,077 2,849 2,149 6,411 11.9 8,110q2 1,037 5,283 4,880 4,850 4,407 1,789 8,110 6.7 7,920q3 1,262 7,743 7,056 6,947 6,255 1,907 10,912 4.5 7,970q4 993 3,911 3,597 3,566 3,203 1,818 6,722 3.1 8,160

2006 q1 806 3,438 3,150 3,117 2,801 2,420 6,665 4.0 8,300q2 1,098 5,631 5,236 5,201 4,674 2,037 8,765 8.1 8,600q3 1,163 8,363 7,510 7,429 6,697 2,018 11,543 5.8 8,500q4 1,075 3,912 3,639 3,601 3,202 2,451 7,438 10.7 9,020

2007 q1 864 3,516 3,187 3,147 2,855 2,528 6,908 3.7 8,690q2 1,088 5,643 5,211 5,176 4,660 2,103 8,834 0.8 8,700q3 1,323 8,690 7,869 7,776 7,001 2,084 12,097 4.8 8,800q4 952 4,293 3,849 3,813 3,377 1,930 7,174 -3.5 8,830

2008P q1 865 4,128 3,758 3,710 3,274 2,768 7,761 12.4 9,420q2 1,141 6,050 5,517 5,469 4,882 2,033 9,225 4.4 9,090q3 1,218 9,303 8,342 8,218 7,407 2,117 12,638 4.5 9,220

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Annual1998 11,573 0.3 - 21,847 17.1 -1999 11,133 -3.8 - 24,676 12.9 -2000 11,102 -0.3 - 27,281 10.6 -2001 9,528 -14.2 - 27,710 1.6 -2002 9,641 1.2 - 29,311 5.8 -

2003 9,451 -2.0 28,677 -2.22004 10,146 7.4 - 30,444 6.2 -2005 10,714 5.6 - 30,954 1.7 -2006 11,641 8.7 - 30,904 -0.2 -2007 11,389 -2.2 - 32,483 5.1 -

Quarterly1999 q1 2,176 4.0 2,960 4,569 10.1 5,950

q2 2,730 -7.2 2,730 6,194 12.4 6,060q3 3,687 -3.7 2,730 8,512 14.3 6,210q4 2,540 -6.2 2,720 5,401 14.1 6,450

2000 q1 2,047 -5.9 2,780 4,981 9.0 6,520q2 2,870 5.1 2,900 6,950 12.2 6,820q3 3,696 0.2 2,760 9,548 12.2 6,990q4 2,489 -2.0 2,660 5,802 7.4 6,960

2001 q1 2,062 0.7 2,790 5,288 6.2 6,930q2 2,371 -17.4 2,370 7,165 3.1 7,060q3 3,203 -13.3 2,370 9,839 3.0 7,210q4 1,892 -24.0 2,000 5,418 -6.6 6,520

2002 q1 1,696 -17.7 2,310 5,569 5.3 7,180q2 2,373 0.1 2,420 7,473 4.3 7,320q3 3,278 2.3 2,470 10,088 2.5 7,380q4 2,294 21.2 2,440 6,181 14.1 7,430

2003 q1 1,743 2.8 2,380 5,781 3.8 7,270q2 2,193 -7.6 2,220 7,040 -5.8 6,920q3 3,208 -2.1 2,410 9,901 -1.9 7,300q4 2,307 0.6 2,440 5,955 -3.7 7,180

2004 q1 1,767 1.4 2,410 6,001 3.8 7,410q2 2,519 14.9 2,560 7,697 9.3 7,570q3 3,398 5.9 2,580 10,252 3.5 7,640q4 2,462 6.7 2,600 6,494 9.1 7,820

2005 q1 2,031 14.9 2,730 6,538 8.9 7,940q2 2,685 6.6 2,680 7,723 0.3 7,590q3 3,335 -1.9 2,510 10,220 -0.3 7,650q4 2,651 7.7 2,780 6,473 -0.3 7,770

2006 q1 2,052 1.0 2,760 6,362 -2.7 7,660q2 2,896 7.9 2,920 7,960 3.1 7,800q3 3,902 17.0 3,010 10,044 -1.7 7,560q4 2,791 5.3 2,950 6,538 1.0 7,890

2007 q1 2,161 5.3 2,890 6,677 5.0 8,030q2 2,773 -4.2 2,770 8,272 3.9 8,180q3 3,714 -4.8 2,860 11,025 9.8 8,330q4 2,741 -1.8 2,870 6,509 -0.4 7,950

2008P q1 2,224 2.9 2,950 7,076 6.0 8,500q2 2,952 6.5 2,940 8,228 -0.5 8,160q3 3,559 -4.2 2,750 10,866 -1.4 8,190

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Annual1998 42,371 124,702 112,874 112,172 102,645 63,703 230,777 0.01999 39,938 111,064 100,178 98,994 90,552 60,734 211,735 -8.32000 42,108 98,860 88,343 87,275 79,904 62,791 203,759 -3.82001 35,858 91,815 81,551 81,000 73,552 61,843 189,516 -7.02002 37,547 100,290 90,215 89,521 81,029 61,449 199,285 5.2

2003 35,487 104,664 93,860 93,443 78,291 63,281 203,432 2.12004 39,476 121,391 109,380 107,790 86,838 66,539 227,406 11.82005 35,132 145,331 132,653 131,715 95,085 68,718 249,181 9.62006 41,086 160,060 143,550 142,166 104,789 72,270 273,417 9.72007 36,965 145,284 130,766 126,701 97,189 69,271 251,520 -8.0

Quarterly1999 q1 7,650 21,563 19,471 19,109 17,195 11,707 40,920 8.1

q2 10,751 25,324 22,673 22,498 21,279 11,742 47,817 -16.4q3 14,133 42,962 39,457 39,241 35,344 23,323 80,418 -5.4q4 7,404 21,214 18,578 18,146 16,734 13,961 42,580 -16.0

2000 q1 7,310 18,273 16,694 16,622 15,456 10,992 36,575 -10.6q2 11,982 22,871 20,728 20,622 19,394 13,932 48,785 2.0q3 14,579 37,080 33,202 32,553 29,054 24,269 75,928 -5.6q4 8,237 20,636 17,719 17,478 16,000 13,598 42,471 -0.3

2001 q1 7,170 17,535 15,362 15,255 14,112 11,201 35,906 -1.8q2 10,759 22,168 19,824 19,668 18,167 13,751 46,678 -4.3q3 11,851 33,856 30,629 30,470 27,002 22,794 68,501 -9.8q4 6,077 18,256 15,737 15,607 14,271 14,098 38,431 -9.5

2002 q1 6,920 15,104 13,478 13,262 12,051 11,288 33,312 -7.2q2 9,784 23,435 21,548 21,463 19,115 11,819 45,038 -3.5q3 13,649 35,580 32,033 31,725 28,339 23,081 72,310 5.6q4 7,193 26,172 23,156 23,071 21,524 15,261 48,626 26.5

2003 q1 6,087 18,366 16,556 16,474 14,894 12,193 36,646 10.0q2 9,560 20,915 18,557 18,471 16,080 13,168 43,644 -3.1q3 11,923 38,447 34,391 34,230 28,376 24,661 75,031 3.8q4 7,916 26,936 24,355 24,269 18,941 13,259 48,111 -1.1

2004 q1 7,171 19,094 17,222 16,972 15,460 10,878 37,143 1.4q2 10,934 27,656 24,168 23,996 20,510 15,094 53,684 23.0q3 13,515 46,311 42,419 42,057 32,517 26,177 86,003 14.6q4 7,855 28,331 25,571 24,765 18,351 14,391 50,577 5.1

2005 q1 5,964 27,138 24,733 24,424 18,833 12,668 45,770 23.2q2 9,166 32,531 29,603 29,384 23,076 15,163 56,860 5.9q3 12,479 52,221 48,070 47,753 32,532 25,301 90,001 4.6q4 7,523 33,441 30,248 30,154 20,645 15,587 56,551 11.8

2006 q1 7,143 26,818 23,858 23,726 17,762 12,617 46,579 1.8q2 10,846 37,380 33,388 33,096 26,432 14,063 62,289 9.5q3 13,230 61,792 55,962 55,617 38,574 28,161 103,182 14.6q4 9,867 34,071 30,341 29,727 22,020 17,429 61,367 8.5

2007 q1 5,873 27,700 24,735 24,186 19,075 13,880 47,453 1.9q2 10,964 34,374 30,769 30,126 23,405 13,606 58,944 -5.4q3 12,402 49,058 44,974 44,264 33,255 26,259 87,718 -15.0q4 7,726 34,153 30,288 28,125 21,453 15,526 57,405 -6.5

2008P q1 6,213 31,947 29,106 28,617 21,090 13,297 51,457 8.4q2 9,297 32,795 30,098 28,637 22,714 14,261 56,353 -4.4q3 11,317 49,612 45,175 44,076 33,938 26,637 87,566 -0.2

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Annual1998 64,878 319,596 295,633 294,212 272,228 124,732 509,206 0.01999 71,657 338,764 318,070 317,014 295,159 130,024 540,445 6.12000 72,415 357,267 335,720 334,460 308,221 137,202 566,884 4.92001 67,824 371,900 349,907 348,222 319,407 139,078 578,803 2.12002 61,350 381,529 357,477 354,984 328,155 152,313 595,192 2.8

2003 58,755 400,894 374,221 371,535 341,561 158,435 618,084 3.82004 68,729 394,368 364,344 360,040 330,591 182,795 645,893 4.52005 68,027 407,129 372,689 367,455 329,747 193,806 668,962 3.62006 64,448 426,517 389,130 384,420 340,370 210,303 701,268 4.82007 62,552 423,496 386,588 382,268 336,748 203,596 689,643 -1.7

Quarterly1999 q1 12,176 47,895 45,467 45,179 42,163 31,493 91,565 2.9

q2 17,613 83,977 78,886 78,728 73,422 33,920 135,510 3.8q3 25,011 147,106 137,172 136,664 127,017 36,717 208,833 9.3q4 16,857 59,786 56,545 56,443 52,557 27,893 104,536 6.0

2000 q1 13,226 48,357 45,505 45,255 41,930 34,212 95,795 4.6q2 17,426 88,370 83,724 83,464 76,251 36,133 141,929 4.7q3 25,721 155,860 144,736 144,102 133,984 40,175 221,755 6.2q4 16,043 64,679 61,756 61,639 56,057 26,682 107,404 2.7

2001 q1 13,226 50,464 47,854 47,631 43,454 38,945 102,635 7.1q2 17,048 94,661 89,789 89,494 81,697 37,215 148,924 4.9q3 23,868 161,042 150,013 148,921 137,784 37,677 222,586 0.4q4 13,682 65,734 62,251 62,175 56,473 25,241 104,657 -2.6

2002 q1 11,378 55,573 52,852 52,557 49,130 38,964 105,915 3.2q2 14,914 98,186 93,069 92,762 85,382 39,362 152,463 2.4q3 20,553 162,631 150,060 148,544 138,257 42,156 225,340 1.2q4 14,504 65,139 61,496 61,121 55,386 31,831 111,474 6.5

2003 q1 10,854 60,924 57,134 56,866 52,889 43,911 115,689 9.2q2 14,243 100,166 94,642 94,313 86,985 37,562 151,971 -0.3q3 19,567 169,333 156,103 154,502 143,541 44,226 233,126 3.5q4 14,091 70,470 66,342 65,854 58,147 32,737 117,299 5.2

2004 q1 13,633 57,302 54,316 53,772 49,593 47,765 118,700 2.6q2 16,105 100,295 94,028 93,281 85,647 45,559 161,959 6.6q3 22,922 165,747 150,394 147,882 136,716 52,582 241,250 3.5q4 16,069 71,024 65,606 65,105 58,634 36,890 123,983 5.7

2005 q1 14,419 62,671 58,726 58,051 52,670 52,552 129,643 9.2q2 16,786 98,943 91,414 90,681 81,275 45,863 161,592 -0.2q3 22,596 171,976 155,005 151,821 136,839 56,863 251,435 4.2q4 14,225 73,539 67,545 66,904 58,963 38,528 126,292 1.9

2006 q1 11,933 63,827 59,314 58,529 50,000 58,340 134,100 3.4q2 16,589 107,551 99,337 98,546 88,440 51,272 175,412 8.6q3 21,039 180,918 161,606 159,293 142,548 56,343 258,300 2.7q4 14,887 74,221 68,873 68,052 59,382 44,348 133,456 5.7

2007 q1 12,122 64,851 59,966 58,988 51,234 55,413 132,386 -1.3q2 15,018 104,502 96,697 95,870 85,305 47,034 166,554 -5.1q3 22,675 177,881 159,520 157,468 139,754 58,616 259,173 0.3q4 12,736 76,262 70,404 69,942 60,455 42,532 131,530 -1.4

2008P q1 13,124 75,213 68,890 68,053 57,825 59,290 147,628 11.5q2 18,088 105,223 95,852 94,749 84,102 48,162 171,474 3.0q3 21,699 181,002 159,847 156,767 138,132 53,377 256,079 -1.2

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 1,614 1,775 1,639 209 508 652 270 233 498 445of which inc lus ive tour 306 319 279 26 112 115 25 52 86 79B us ines s 898 983 958 215 222 263 258 204 258 209V is it friends or re latives 1,235 1,391 1,259 252 360 370 276 260 315 366Mis ce llaneous 487 615 546 96 153 174 123 95 134 150All vis its 4,234 4,764 4,403 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204 1,170

E uropeH oliday 6,625 7,216 7,521 1,335 2,224 2,373 1,589 1,435 2,256 2,659of which inc lus ive tour 1,313 1,327 1,672 322 652 507 191 200 518 423B us ines s 6,464 7,164 7,039 1,697 1,689 1,703 1,951 1,729 1,721 1,545V is it friends or re latives 6,032 6,439 6,888 1,636 1,739 1,641 1,872 1,795 1,667 1,773Mis ce llaneous 2,444 2,557 2,439 510 561 762 606 525 479 700All vis its 21,565 23,377 23,887 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123 6,678

- of which E U27H oliday 6,011 6,516 6,886 1,179 2,042 2,220 1,445 1,305 2,084 2,422of which inc lus ive tour 1,246 1,219 1,584 307 629 478 170 178 495 378B us ines s 5,929 6,564 6,441 1,563 1,564 1,541 1,772 1,565 1,554 1,406V is it friends or re latives 5,566 5,973 6,363 1,509 1,595 1,531 1,727 1,669 1,552 1,654Mis ce llaneous 2,208 2,235 2,134 450 499 677 507 468 432 621All vis its 19,714 21,287 21,824 4,701 5,701 5,970 5,451 5,007 5,621 6,102



Other C ountriesH oliday 1,474 1,575 1,597 227 387 647 336 323 433 581of which inc lus ive tour 255 244 275 36 88 101 50 76 122 64B us ines s 806 871 847 195 209 244 199 192 223 219V is it friends or re latives 1,421 1,576 1,573 276 373 558 366 319 337 578Mis ce llaneous 470 550 471 90 86 176 119 84 103 159All vis its 4,171 4,572 4,488 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096 1,536

Total WorldH oliday 9,713 10,566 10,758 1,771 3,118 3,673 2,196 1,991 3,187 3,685of which inc lus ive tour 1,875 1,890 2,225 384 852 722 266 328 725 567B us ines s 8,168 9,019 8,845 2,107 2,120 2,210 2,408 2,124 2,202 1,973V is it friends or re latives 8,687 9,406 9,720 2,165 2,472 2,569 2,514 2,374 2,318 2,717Mis ce llaneous 3,401 3,722 3,456 695 800 1,113 848 705 717 1,009All vis its 29,970 32,713 32,778 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424 9,384(of which day vis its ) 1,931 2,059 1,907 394 498 453 562 424 511 454

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 1,276 1,466 1,339 188 377 533 241 187 355 352of which inc lus ive tour 189 200 156 22 47 67 21 23 30 38B us ines s 856 941 921 206 213 251 251 196 247 198V is it friends or re latives 1,186 1,333 1,202 246 347 355 255 248 299 351Mis ce llaneous 466 580 520 94 136 169 121 93 132 145All vis its 3,784 4,321 3,981 733 1,073 1,307 868 724 1,034 1,045

E uropeH oliday 4,095 4,510 4,940 889 1,375 1,500 1,176 1,037 1,395 1,577of which inc lus ive tour 420 430 661 88 227 253 93 103 175 126B us ines s 4,388 4,785 4,772 1,194 1,090 1,176 1,312 1,098 1,178 1,103V is it friends or re latives 4,539 5,022 5,537 1,342 1,421 1,267 1,508 1,398 1,372 1,398Mis ce llaneous 1,568 1,824 1,795 408 405 523 458 389 346 505All vis its 14,590 16,141 17,044 3,833 4,291 4,466 4,455 3,922 4,291 4,583

- of which E U27H oliday 3,608 3,914 4,362 750 1,205 1,363 1,045 923 1,241 1,384of which inc lus ive tour 368 369 580 74 205 230 71 85 153 103B us ines s 3,905 4,252 4,214 1,065 971 1,024 1,154 950 1,019 974V is it friends or re latives 4,098 4,569 5,046 1,220 1,285 1,170 1,372 1,274 1,263 1,280Mis ce llaneous 1,366 1,523 1,505 352 348 440 365 342 300 430All vis its 12,978 14,258 15,127 3,387 3,809 3,997 3,935 3,489 3,824 4,068

- of which E U25H oliday 3,594 3,910 4,325 745 1,200 1,350 1,030 916 1,215 1,362of which inc lus ive tour 363 369 577 72 205 229 71 85 153 98B us ines s 3,884 4,214 4,172 1,056 964 1,010 1,142 948 1,014 967V is it friends or re latives 4,087 4,543 4,975 1,206 1,270 1,158 1,341 1,260 1,252 1,265Mis ce llaneous 1,358 1,508 1,489 351 348 435 355 337 296 420All vis its 12,922 14,175 14,960 3,359 3,781 3,954 3,867 3,462 3,778 4,014

- of which E U15H oliday 3,269 3,524 3,908 661 1,108 1,194 944 838 1,106 1,185of which inc lus ive tour 343 359 527 69 190 201 67 83 148 97B us ines s 3,593 3,928 3,908 983 896 951 1,079 877 962 893V is it friends or re latives 3,649 3,879 4,098 964 1,071 918 1,145 1,004 968 989Mis ce llaneous 1,206 1,316 1,329 321 318 376 313 307 259 364All vis its 11,717 12,648 13,243 2,930 3,394 3,438 3,481 3,025 3,295 3,431

Other C ountriesH oliday 1,124 1,282 1,334 197 312 540 284 215 274 460of which inc lus ive tour 127 150 173 25 48 65 35 20 25 36B us ines s 774 844 817 186 204 236 190 189 213 213V is it friends or re latives 1,339 1,494 1,468 265 344 515 344 306 321 544Mis ce llaneous 432 506 444 87 82 166 109 84 97 154All vis its 3,669 4,126 4,063 735 942 1,458 928 794 905 1,372

Total WorldH oliday 6,496 7,259 7,613 1,275 2,065 2,573 1,701 1,440 2,025 2,390of which inc lus ive tour 735 781 990 135 322 385 148 146 230 201B us ines s 6,018 6,571 6,510 1,586 1,507 1,664 1,753 1,483 1,638 1,513V is it friends or re latives 7,064 7,849 8,208 1,852 2,112 2,137 2,107 1,952 1,992 2,293Mis ce llaneous 2,465 2,910 2,758 588 624 858 689 566 575 804All vis its 22,043 24,588 25,089 5,300 6,307 7,231 6,250 5,440 6,230 7,000(of which day vis its ) 980 1,078 1,093 263 251 256 322 276 262 224

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 338 309 300 21 130 120 30 46 142 93of which inc lus ive tour 118 118 123 4 65 48 5 29 56 41B us ines s 42 42 38 9 10 11 8 8 11 11V is it friends or re latives 49 58 57 7 14 15 21 12 16 15Mis ce llaneous 21 35 27 2 16 6 2 2 2 5All vis its 450 443 421 39 170 152 60 68 171 125

E uropeH oliday 2,529 2,706 2,581 446 849 874 412 398 861 1,082of which inc lus ive tour 893 897 1,011 234 426 254 98 97 343 297B us ines s 2,076 2,379 2,267 503 599 527 638 630 543 443V is it friends or re latives 1,493 1,418 1,351 294 318 374 365 397 295 375Mis ce llaneous 877 734 644 102 155 239 148 136 134 195All vis its 6,975 7,237 6,843 1,345 1,921 2,014 1,563 1,561 1,832 2,095

- of which E U27H oliday 2,403 2,602 2,525 430 838 857 400 382 843 1,038of which inc lus ive tour 878 850 1,004 233 424 248 98 93 342 276B us ines s 2,024 2,312 2,227 499 593 517 618 614 535 432V is it friends or re latives 1,468 1,404 1,317 289 311 362 356 395 288 374Mis ce llaneous 842 712 628 97 151 238 142 127 131 191All vis its 6,737 7,029 6,696 1,314 1,892 1,974 1,516 1,518 1,797 2,034

- of which E U25H oliday 2,403 2,601 2,512 430 838 848 397 382 832 1,028of which inc lus ive tour 878 850 1,004 233 424 248 98 93 342 272B us ines s 1,991 2,264 2,134 475 561 500 598 609 515 407V is it friends or re latives 1,468 1,403 1,308 289 310 361 350 395 287 362Mis ce llaneous 842 712 618 93 148 237 141 127 131 187All vis its 6,704 6,979 6,572 1,286 1,856 1,945 1,484 1,512 1,764 1,984

- of which E U15H oliday 2,241 2,442 2,358 419 791 776 372 369 798 938of which inc lus ive tour 831 808 940 233 391 218 98 92 325 246B us ines s 1,445 1,502 1,378 306 368 349 354 292 294 269V is it friends or re latives 1,287 1,238 1,206 270 291 325 320 351 270 344Mis ce llaneous 733 647 555 88 132 205 129 106 126 165All vis its 5,707 5,829 5,498 1,084 1,582 1,656 1,175 1,118 1,487 1,716

Other C ountriesH oliday 350 293 264 30 74 107 53 107 159 120of which inc lus ive tour 128 94 101 11 39 36 15 56 96 28B us ines s 32 27 30 9 5 8 9 3 10 6V is it friends or re latives 81 82 105 12 29 43 21 13 16 34Mis ce llaneous 38 44 27 3 5 10 9 1 6 5All vis its 502 445 426 54 112 168 92 124 191 165

Total WorldH oliday 3,217 3,308 3,145 497 1,053 1,100 495 551 1,162 1,295of which inc lus ive tour 1,139 1,109 1,235 249 531 337 118 182 495 366B us ines s 2,150 2,448 2,335 521 613 546 655 641 563 460V is it friends or re latives 1,623 1,557 1,512 313 360 432 407 422 327 424Mis ce llaneous 936 812 698 107 176 255 159 139 142 206All vis its 7,927 8,125 7,689 1,437 2,203 2,334 1,715 1,753 2,194 2,384(of which day vis its ) 951 981 814 131 246 197 240 148 249 230

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 1,012 1,130 1,096 124 298 495 179 133 327 342of which inc lus ive tour 157 155 192 13 52 109 18 21 49 42B us ines s 896 1,108 1,066 240 245 300 282 193 313 232V is it friends or re latives 522 585 549 104 156 166 123 107 142 173Mis ce llaneous 382 557 354 47 134 78 95 39 85 97All vis its 2,822 3,390 3,075 516 837 1,042 680 473 870 848

E uropeH oliday 2,373 2,655 2,956 464 802 1,107 583 549 861 1,172of which inc lus ive tour 406 413 631 91 214 257 70 75 179 214B us ines s 2,237 2,614 2,507 631 582 612 682 552 623 602V is it friends or re latives 1,655 1,830 1,908 447 483 489 489 505 493 508Mis ce llaneous 1,365 1,454 1,435 203 286 479 468 244 386 580All vis its 7,656 8,574 8,821 1,748 2,157 2,691 2,226 1,854 2,367 2,868

- of which E U27H oliday 2,093 2,316 2,552 361 707 1,012 472 472 764 1,037of which inc lus ive tour 375 370 579 81 203 240 55 63 165 184B us ines s 1,873 2,175 2,115 552 500 508 554 451 508 529V is it friends or re latives 1,461 1,647 1,641 394 394 435 418 450 445 451Mis ce llaneous 1,171 1,197 1,193 171 252 387 382 207 349 495All vis its 6,622 7,354 7,516 1,482 1,858 2,346 1,830 1,582 2,068 2,518

- of which E U25H oliday 2,085 2,311 2,529 359 703 1,003 464 468 746 1,017of which inc lus ive tour 371 370 577 81 203 239 55 63 165 179B us ines s 1,851 2,142 2,070 539 494 499 538 450 496 523V is it friends or re latives 1,457 1,638 1,602 389 383 431 399 442 436 439Mis ce llaneous 1,169 1,179 1,169 169 252 380 368 204 348 488All vis its 6,585 7,288 7,384 1,459 1,836 2,317 1,772 1,566 2,029 2,473

- of which E U15H oliday 1,894 2,127 2,320 322 652 920 426 436 692 914of which inc lus ive tour 356 360 535 79 188 216 53 61 161 171B us ines s 1,632 1,839 1,874 490 440 453 492 377 445 458V is it friends or re latives 1,251 1,366 1,298 327 305 329 337 342 347 353Mis ce llaneous 894 933 975 150 204 321 301 172 316 430All vis its 5,691 6,280 6,479 1,291 1,603 2,026 1,559 1,329 1,803 2,161

Other C ountriesH oliday 1,131 1,183 1,296 174 254 598 270 215 296 533of which inc lus ive tour 89 97 159 17 63 52 27 31 36 27B us ines s 923 1,031 973 200 255 274 243 237 315 255V is it friends or re latives 1,042 1,148 1,133 201 251 424 258 259 262 511Mis ce llaneous 665 666 650 160 103 201 186 88 150 199All vis its 3,770 4,038 4,065 738 866 1,501 960 801 1,025 1,501

Total WorldH oliday 4,516 4,968 5,348 762 1,354 2,200 1,033 898 1,484 2,047of which inc lus ive tour 652 666 982 121 329 417 115 128 264 283B us ines s 4,055 4,753 4,546 1,071 1,082 1,186 1,207 982 1,252 1,089V is it friends or re latives 3,218 3,562 3,590 751 891 1,079 869 871 897 1,192Mis ce llaneous 2,412 2,678 2,439 410 523 758 748 371 621 876All vis its 14,248 16,002 15,960 3,001 3,860 5,234 3,866 3,128 4,262 5,217(of which day vis its ) 111 131 146 31 29 37 50 30 51 39

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q320071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaNationality = area of res idence 3,538 3,991 3,764 628 1,071 1,271 794 652 1,054 976Nationality = U K 460 504 393 90 106 111 86 77 98 112Nationality = other 235 269 246 55 65 78 48 62 53 82All nationalities 4,234 4,764 4,403 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204 1,170

E uropeNationality = area of res idence 18,311 19,966 20,297 4,322 5,334 5,620 5,021 4,607 5,306 5,794Nationality = U K 2,513 2,668 2,819 694 660 663 802 712 606 675Nationality = other 741 743 771 161 218 196 196 164 212 209All nationalities 21,565 23,377 23,887 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123 6,678

- of which E U27Nationality = area of res idence 16,701 18,104 18,502 3,908 4,901 5,153 4,540 4,171 4,861 5,289Nationality = U K 2,262 2,397 2,539 628 584 603 724 652 542 613Nationality = other 751 786 783 165 216 215 188 184 218 201All nationalities 19,714 21,287 21,824 4,701 5,701 5,970 5,451 5,007 5,621 6,102



Other C ountriesNationality = area of res idence 3,237 3,529 3,451 613 810 1,265 763 707 871 1,174Nationality = U K 703 799 783 132 183 275 192 156 164 270Nationality = other 230 244 254 43 62 86 64 55 62 93All nationalities 4,171 4,572 4,488 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096 1,536

Total WorldNationality = area of res idence 26,292 28,742 28,784 5,822 7,560 8,516 6,886 6,248 7,556 8,327Nationality = U K 3,677 3,971 3,994 916 950 1,049 1,080 945 867 1,057All nationalities 29,970 32,713 32,778 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424 9,384

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q320071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

LondonNorth Am erica 2,676 2,976 2,812 510 787 909 606 493 795 703E urope 8,572 9,658 9,637 2,230 2,466 2,419 2,522 2,209 2,425 2,492- of which E U 27 7,658 8,538 8,516 1,956 2,201 2,155 2,204 1,990 2,155 2,208- of which E U 25 7,612 8,472 8,379 1,932 2,178 2,117 2,151 1,974 2,106 2,155- of which E U 15 6,727 7,397 7,345 1,713 1,926 1,818 1,888 1,695 1,892 1,831O ther C ountries 2,644 2,958 2,891 544 694 1,015 638 565 720 959T otal W orld 13,893 15,593 15,340 3,283 3,948 4,343 3,766 3,267 3,941 4,155

Other E nglandNorth Am erica 1,697 1,844 1,642 284 436 590 332 322 462 490E urope 9,749 10,186 10,769 2,262 2,797 3,087 2,623 2,531 2,770 3,207- of which E U 27 8,965 9,338 9,942 2,065 2,603 2,870 2,404 2,343 2,561 2,960- of which E U 25 8,899 9,256 9,800 2,039 2,569 2,834 2,359 2,327 2,527 2,910- of which E U 15 7,771 7,819 8,212 1,689 2,194 2,368 1,961 1,788 2,035 2,430O ther C ountries 1,830 1,912 1,882 298 413 739 431 393 435 704T otal W orld 13,275 13,942 14,293 2,844 3,647 4,417 3,386 3,246 3,667 4,401

Total E nglandNorth Am erica 3,849 4,278 3,971 721 1,095 1,309 846 733 1,099 1,052E urope 17,529 18,997 19,575 4,352 5,051 5,199 4,972 4,565 5,006 5,454- of which E U 27 15,926 17,160 17,731 3,905 4,616 4,758 4,453 4,176 4,552 4,943- of which E U 25 15,833 17,033 17,464 3,858 4,558 4,690 4,359 4,146 4,474 4,847- of which E U 15 13,920 14,625 14,945 3,300 3,957 3,964 3,724 3,379 3,804 4,067O ther C ountries 3,944 4,311 4,249 756 994 1,535 964 868 1,032 1,461T otal W orld 25,323 27,586 27,794 5,829 7,140 8,043 6,783 6,166 7,137 7,967

S cotlandNorth Am erica 525 636 541 52 183 213 92 70 152 175E urope 1,502 1,667 1,900 307 505 752 336 351 419 662- of which E U 27 1,357 1,494 1,749 287 460 697 305 299 390 610- of which E U 25 1,353 1,485 1,735 284 453 693 305 299 390 603- of which E U 15 1,207 1,338 1,533 252 402 610 269 233 328 528O ther C ountries 365 429 350 40 94 148 68 55 89 118T otal W orld 2,392 2,732 2,791 400 783 1,112 496 476 660 955

WalesNorth Am erica 133 168 134 13 36 65 20 15 40 36E urope 694 823 689 84 181 257 168 180 217 289- of which E U 27 659 783 665 78 176 249 162 165 210 279- of which E U 25 658 773 664 78 176 248 162 165 210 278- of which E U 15 606 709 603 68 158 227 150 128 188 252O ther C ountries 146 145 164 25 32 80 26 18 52 54T otal W orld 973 1,136 987 122 249 403 214 212 310 380

All R egionsNorth Am erica 4,234 4,764 4,403 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204 1,170E urope 21,565 23,377 23,887 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123 6,678- of which E U 27 19,721 21,291 21,825 4,702 5,702 5,970 5,451 5,009 5,621 6,104- of which E U 25 19,633 21,157 21,534 4,646 5,638 5,899 5,352 4,976 5,542 6,000- of which E U 15 17,424 18,477 18,741 4,014 4,976 5,094 4,657 4,143 4,782 5,147O ther C ountries 4,171 4,572 4,488 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096 1,536T otal W orld 29,970 32,713 32,778 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424 9,384

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q320071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 796 868 852 120 265 295 172 173 247 297U S A 3,438 3,896 3,551 652 978 1,164 756 619 957 873North America 4,234 4,764 4,403 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204 1,170

Aus tria 287 300 290 64 68 78 81 64 64 77B e lgium 1,112 997 995 185 260 286 264 196 258 276B ulgaria 39 49 97 26 23 14 34 15 39 28C zech R epublic 292 323 398 64 108 121 104 114 123 130C yprus 108 122 129 32 26 33 38 27 26 43D enm ark 538 526 561 140 143 137 140 127 152 161E s tonia 36 41 26 3 10 3 9 8 20 11F inland 174 190 198 40 63 47 48 50 44 53F rance 3,324 3,693 3,404 911 891 816 786 830 991 1,030G erm any 3,294 3,411 3,376 606 980 1,041 749 566 765 948G ibraltar 32 50 39 11 8 8 13 5 5 6G reece 199 179 166 46 29 39 52 64 36 42H ungary 274 278 333 67 99 73 93 78 79 77Ice land 77 87 124 23 35 22 44 30 9 21Iris h R epublic 2,806 2,909 2,970 621 774 786 789 784 782 780Italy 1,186 1,477 1,615 345 404 487 379 330 435 466L atvia 68 89 87 17 20 25 25 14 14 28L ithuania 134 148 195 32 39 80 45 63 34 28L uxem bourg 49 65 88 16 10 38 25 20 13 13Malta 53 57 79 20 13 22 24 21 13 26Netherlands 1,720 1,791 1,823 318 546 478 482 374 528 504Norway 627 638 609 158 165 124 162 158 196 176P oland 1,041 1,326 1,294 341 292 372 289 417 389 440P ortugal 222 242 280 64 71 75 70 82 66 47R om ania 49 85 194 30 41 57 66 18 40 76S lovakia 148 242 207 43 47 63 54 71 46 59S lovenia 55 68 56 12 13 14 17 22 19 13S pain 1,786 1,981 2,227 515 546 576 590 515 432 545S weden 728 714 748 144 191 211 201 141 217 205S witze rland 699 745 738 164 192 188 194 154 171 202T urkey 99 151 142 33 28 35 47 37 27 36R es t of E urope 308 403 401 87 79 131 104 89 89 130E urope 21,565 23,377 23,887 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123 6,678- of which E U 27 19,714 21,287 21,824 4,701 5,701 5,970 5,451 5,007 5,621 6,102- of which E U 25 19,626 21,154 21,533 4,645 5,637 5,899 5,352 4,974 5,542 5,998- of which E U 15 17,424 18,477 18,741 4,014 4,976 5,094 4,657 4,143 4,782 5,147

E gypt 30 44 38 9 8 13 8 14 5 10T unis ia 8 8 6 2 0 3 0 1 1 3O ther North Africa 33 36 33 8 6 8 11 9 10 18S outh Africa 306 351 297 46 70 107 73 50 88 92O ther Africa 311 304 315 56 77 108 75 66 78 116Is rae l 140 164 138 24 23 50 40 36 31 50U nited Arab E m irates 133 178 187 33 37 73 45 41 44 87O ther Middle E as t 252 282 294 58 54 123 59 54 69 120H ong K ong (C hina) 146 154 136 26 31 51 29 33 32 44O ther C hina 131 142 178 33 36 66 43 27 30 49India 272 367 336 62 104 99 71 114 95 95J apan 332 342 308 75 77 97 60 57 47 84P akis tan 91 114 93 18 23 33 19 27 20 35S ri L anka 23 21 23 3 3 10 8 2 8 10T hailand 52 58 69 16 19 16 19 12 13 16O ther As ia 412 422 445 89 112 148 96 91 116 125Aus tralia 919 956 941 130 227 370 214 157 267 345New Z ealand 210 223 227 26 61 100 40 28 60 83B arbados 16 11 10 2 1 5 2 2 4 4J am aica 15 13 14 1 1 11 1 1 2 1O ther C aribbean 73 82 86 12 14 39 22 16 7 23Mexico 78 88 58 8 14 20 16 14 11 28O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 179 209 252 51 57 78 67 64 58 97R es t of the W orld 7 4 3 1 0 . 2 2 1 2Other C ountries 4,171 4,572 4,488 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096 1,536

Total World 29,970 32,713 32,778 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424 9,384

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q320071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 438 483 537 69 191 152 125 85 157 167U S A 2,384 2,908 2,537 447 646 889 555 389 713 681

North America 2,822 3,390 3,075 516 837 1,042 680 473 870 848

Aus tria 133 126 115 22 25 42 25 19 26 38B e lgium 226 249 246 42 68 65 71 44 79 74B ulgaria 16 19 51 7 11 10 23 8 16 11C zech R epublic 81 82 127 20 38 43 25 26 28 44C yprus 83 96 80 22 28 16 14 15 12 21D enm ark 213 200 238 53 65 70 49 51 62 72E s tonia 7 14 9 2 3 1 3 0 5 6F inland 68 72 83 16 22 26 19 15 23 28F rance 796 1,055 886 215 209 242 219 202 288 338G erm any 998 1,093 1,206 214 321 426 245 170 316 384G ibraltar 16 26 17 4 4 3 7 2 3 2G reece 179 130 162 38 17 31 76 54 23 29H ungary 103 84 97 17 42 24 15 17 15 20Ice land 44 54 63 13 17 11 23 15 6 8Iris h R epublic 895 907 968 231 216 254 267 247 225 248Italy 561 632 683 119 149 260 156 141 187 288L atvia 64 31 41 7 8 14 12 5 6 18L ithuania 78 62 48 9 7 24 9 6 13 16L uxem bourg 17 22 22 3 4 8 7 4 4 10Malta 24 37 35 10 5 9 11 10 10 13Netherlands 453 502 537 86 158 165 128 98 253 235Norway 273 306 281 74 77 50 80 71 120 111P oland 389 540 392 69 80 137 106 134 125 138P ortugal 115 88 112 30 29 34 19 35 22 23R om ania 21 47 81 15 11 19 35 8 23 34S lovakia 57 44 67 11 20 21 15 22 8 31S lovenia 14 32 17 2 7 4 5 4 8 7S pain 697 835 868 159 219 292 199 187 150 259S weden 259 297 276 54 68 79 75 55 109 104S witze rland 356 340 350 64 79 99 109 58 82 95T urkey 103 112 156 30 25 36 65 30 15 36R es t of E urope 234 367 428 82 92 144 110 94 70 95E urope 7,656 8,574 8,821 1,748 2,157 2,691 2,226 1,854 2,367 2,868- of which E U 27 6,622 7,354 7,516 1,482 1,858 2,346 1,830 1,582 2,068 2,518- of which E U 25 6,585 7,288 7,384 1,459 1,836 2,317 1,772 1,566 2,029 2,473- of which E U 15 5,691 6,280 6,479 1,291 1,603 2,026 1,559 1,329 1,803 2,161

E gypt 46 47 86 12 16 14 44 12 6 15T unis ia 7 7 4 1 0 3 0 1 0 2O ther North Africa 33 37 42 10 14 15 4 13 13 24S outh Africa 235 261 232 47 54 86 44 39 83 64O ther Africa 327 414 340 57 78 124 82 76 95 189Is rae l 77 88 86 17 15 31 23 22 16 23U nited Arab E m irates 160 200 189 34 35 71 49 49 43 132O ther Middle E as t 458 455 529 91 78 250 111 101 140 218H ong K ong (C hina) 178 141 123 29 17 55 21 27 30 70O ther C hina 156 150 205 32 35 105 33 21 56 41India 226 315 267 59 68 82 59 86 61 81J apan 269 225 226 43 65 82 35 40 37 53P akis tan 155 128 105 17 17 44 28 17 14 31S ri L anka 18 12 22 7 1 5 10 1 6 13T hailand 45 39 69 19 17 11 21 6 9 11O ther As ia 296 337 346 77 90 105 75 88 97 92Aus tralia 647 666 668 94 153 253 168 118 229 251New Z ealand 139 154 186 28 55 73 29 20 32 61B arbados 12 7 4 1 0 1 2 2 3 7J am aica 6 12 4 0 1 3 0 0 2 1O ther C aribbean 81 59 61 13 5 26 18 12 6 14Mexico 41 67 42 4 10 13 16 8 4 20O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 153 210 228 45 42 50 90 40 41 88R es t of the W orld 5 4 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0Other C ountries 3,770 4,038 4,065 738 866 1,501 960 801 1,025 1,501

Total World 14,248 16,002 15,960 3,001 3,860 5,234 3,866 3,128 4,262 5,217

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Total World 22,043 24,588 25,089 4,675 4,858 4,459 3,252 3,267 3,230

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Total World 26,292 28,742 28,784 3,677 3,971 3,994 . . .

Nationality = U K Nationality = othe rNationality = country of res idence

The distribution of visits relating to Hong Kong(China) and other countries in 2007 has changed since Q2 2008 publication, due to a coding redefinition.

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q320071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,959 2,714 2,681 533 671 828 649 647 709 829of which inc lus ive tour 1,028 946 850 176 232 248 195 192 220 255B us ines s 855 921 869 238 250 198 183 167 211 148V is it friends or re latives 936 960 926 195 201 320 209 212 236 306Mis ce llaneous 120 106 112 20 23 24 44 15 38 29All vis its 4,869 4,702 4,587 987 1,146 1,370 1,085 1,041 1,194 1,313

E uropeH oliday 36,180 36,931 37,159 5,754 9,908 14,550 6,947 6,358 10,130 14,078of which inc lus ive tour 15,222 14,874 14,671 1,998 4,112 6,055 2,505 2,287 3,848 5,376B us ines s 6,782 7,097 7,161 1,732 1,998 1,495 1,936 1,590 1,921 1,642V is it friends or re latives 7,229 8,421 8,560 1,808 2,083 2,630 2,040 2,044 2,234 2,535Mis ce llaneous 2,647 2,721 2,308 544 546 513 704 397 521 368All vis its 52,838 55,170 55,188 9,838 14,534 19,188 11,627 10,388 14,806 18,623

- of which E U27H oliday 33,926 34,449 34,566 5,414 9,283 13,337 6,533 5,964 9,397 12,682of which inc lus ive tour 13,926 13,598 13,418 1,914 3,796 5,389 2,319 2,184 3,484 4,591B us ines s 6,212 6,415 6,456 1,544 1,811 1,362 1,739 1,432 1,747 1,501V is it friends or re latives 6,715 7,829 7,920 1,682 1,950 2,371 1,917 1,868 2,100 2,327Mis ce llaneous 2,537 2,621 2,243 530 530 490 694 382 485 347All vis its 49,390 51,314 51,186 9,170 13,573 17,560 10,883 9,647 13,729 16,857



Other C ountriesH oliday 5,036 5,642 5,597 1,471 1,366 1,415 1,344 1,636 1,346 1,404of which inc lus ive tour 2,743 3,131 3,153 752 787 839 775 818 752 833B us ines s 919 1,083 989 248 250 212 278 253 258 237V is it friends or re latives 2,483 2,582 2,729 838 592 724 574 885 719 650Mis ce llaneous 296 357 361 114 89 90 69 79 68 94All vis its 8,734 9,664 9,675 2,671 2,297 2,442 2,265 2,853 2,390 2,385

Total WorldH oliday 44,175 45,287 45,437 7,759 11,944 16,793 8,940 8,641 12,186 16,312of which inc lus ive tour 18,993 18,951 18,674 2,926 5,131 7,142 3,476 3,297 4,820 6,464B us ines s 8,556 9,102 9,018 2,218 2,498 1,906 2,396 2,010 2,389 2,027V is it friends or re latives 10,648 11,963 12,214 2,841 2,876 3,674 2,823 3,141 3,188 3,491Mis ce llaneous 3,063 3,184 2,781 678 658 627 818 491 627 491All vis its 66,441 69,536 69,450 13,496 17,977 23,000 14,978 14,283 18,391 22,320(of which day vis its ) 2,861 2,626 2,557 526 700 621 709 362 610 509

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q320071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,955 2,704 2,665 533 664 820 647 647 709 805of which inc lus ive tour 1,028 945 841 176 230 241 194 192 220 241B us ines s 854 919 868 237 250 198 183 167 211 147V is it friends or re latives 935 958 924 195 200 320 209 212 236 306Mis ce llaneous 120 106 112 20 23 24 44 15 38 29All vis its 4,866 4,688 4,569 986 1,138 1,362 1,083 1,041 1,194 1,287

E uropeH oliday 28,329 29,132 29,121 4,627 7,666 11,436 5,392 4,848 7,983 11,109of which inc lus ive tour 12,520 11,944 12,062 1,623 3,343 5,043 2,053 1,779 3,065 4,585B us ines s 5,297 5,498 5,690 1,370 1,633 1,117 1,571 1,215 1,509 1,275V is it friends or re latives 5,698 6,714 6,758 1,437 1,610 2,106 1,605 1,632 1,814 1,997Mis ce llaneous 1,028 1,246 1,035 283 241 246 265 225 234 175All vis its 40,353 42,590 42,603 7,716 11,150 14,905 8,832 7,921 11,541 14,557

- of which E U27H oliday 26,233 26,757 26,672 4,319 7,071 10,297 4,985 4,486 7,283 9,808of which inc lus ive tour 11,290 10,713 10,856 1,548 3,034 4,407 1,868 1,679 2,710 3,830B us ines s 4,746 4,827 5,008 1,188 1,450 988 1,383 1,058 1,338 1,136V is it friends or re latives 5,196 6,137 6,131 1,315 1,479 1,852 1,485 1,463 1,684 1,799Mis ce llaneous 926 1,164 972 270 224 223 255 212 197 154All vis its 37,101 38,884 38,783 7,092 10,224 13,360 8,108 7,219 10,502 12,897

- of which E U25H oliday 25,893 26,521 26,415 4,264 7,016 10,163 4,971 4,440 7,224 9,640of which inc lus ive tour 11,020 10,552 10,709 1,518 2,994 4,329 1,868 1,654 2,674 3,716B us ines s 4,690 4,777 4,965 1,177 1,440 980 1,367 1,046 1,323 1,123V is it friends or re latives 5,156 6,061 6,060 1,301 1,464 1,825 1,469 1,444 1,652 1,762Mis ce llaneous 909 1,140 949 265 224 210 251 211 192 150All vis its 36,649 38,499 38,388 7,008 10,144 13,179 8,058 7,142 10,391 12,676

- of which E U15H oliday 23,186 23,859 23,903 3,925 6,365 9,210 4,404 4,094 6,560 8,757of which inc lus ive tour 9,666 9,458 9,635 1,391 2,707 3,890 1,646 1,538 2,400 3,357B us ines s 4,384 4,391 4,589 1,096 1,305 904 1,283 966 1,205 1,041V is it friends or re latives 4,471 4,929 4,747 1,015 1,175 1,448 1,109 1,080 1,296 1,322Mis ce llaneous 828 1,021 820 239 188 173 219 189 157 129All vis its 32,870 34,200 34,059 6,274 9,033 11,736 7,016 6,328 9,218 11,249

Other C ountriesH oliday 4,716 5,171 5,091 1,389 1,245 1,252 1,204 1,501 1,166 1,222of which inc lus ive tour 2,431 2,669 2,654 671 668 677 638 684 577 653B us ines s 918 1,082 985 247 248 212 277 248 257 237V is it friends or re latives 2,480 2,573 2,720 836 592 719 573 885 719 646Mis ce llaneous 294 357 361 114 89 90 69 79 68 93All vis its 8,408 9,183 9,157 2,586 2,174 2,274 2,123 2,714 2,209 2,197

Total WorldH oliday 36,001 37,007 36,877 6,550 9,575 13,509 7,243 6,996 9,858 13,136of which inc lus ive tour 15,979 15,559 15,557 2,469 4,241 5,962 2,885 2,656 3,862 5,480B us ines s 7,070 7,499 7,543 1,854 2,132 1,527 2,030 1,631 1,977 1,659V is it friends or re latives 9,113 10,245 10,402 2,468 2,402 3,145 2,387 2,729 2,769 2,949Mis ce llaneous 1,442 1,710 1,508 417 352 360 378 320 340 297All vis its 53,626 56,460 56,329 11,288 14,462 18,540 12,039 11,676 14,944 18,041(of which day vis its ) 764 782 734 178 198 135 222 145 162 147

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 3 10 16 . 7 8 2 . . 25of which inc lus ive tour 0 0 9 . 2 6 1 . . 14B us ines s 0 2 1 1 . . . . . 1V is it friends or re latives 0 2 1 . 1 0 0 . . 1Mis ce llaneous . . . . . . . . . .A ll vis its 3 14 18 1 8 8 2 . . 26

E uropeH oliday 7,851 7,799 8,038 1,128 2,242 3,113 1,555 1,510 2,147 2,968of which inc lus ive tour 2,702 2,930 2,609 375 770 1,012 452 508 783 790B us ines s 1,485 1,599 1,471 362 365 379 365 374 412 367V is it friends or re latives 1,530 1,707 1,803 371 473 524 435 412 419 538Mis ce llaneous 1,619 1,475 1,273 261 305 267 439 171 287 193All vis its 12,486 12,581 12,585 2,122 3,385 4,283 2,795 2,467 3,265 4,066

- of which E U27H oliday 7,693 7,692 7,895 1,095 2,212 3,040 1,548 1,478 2,114 2,875of which inc lus ive tour 2,636 2,885 2,562 366 762 982 451 505 775 761B us ines s 1,466 1,588 1,448 356 361 375 356 374 410 365V is it friends or re latives 1,518 1,692 1,789 367 471 518 432 405 415 528Mis ce llaneous 1,611 1,458 1,271 259 305 267 439 171 287 192All vis its 12,289 12,430 12,403 2,078 3,349 4,200 2,776 2,428 3,227 3,960



Other C ountriesH oliday 319 471 506 82 121 163 140 135 181 183of which inc lus ive tour 311 462 499 81 118 162 137 133 175 179B us ines s 1 2 4 1 2 . 1 4 1 .V is it friends or re latives 4 9 9 2 0 6 1 . 0 4Mis ce llaneous 1 . . . . . . . . 1All vis its 326 482 518 85 123 168 142 139 182 187

Total WorldH oliday 8,174 8,280 8,560 1,210 2,369 3,284 1,697 1,645 2,327 3,176of which inc lus ive tour 3,014 3,392 3,117 457 890 1,180 590 642 958 984B us ines s 1,486 1,603 1,475 364 367 379 366 378 412 368V is it friends or re latives 1,534 1,718 1,813 373 474 529 436 412 420 542Mis ce llaneous 1,621 1,475 1,273 261 305 267 439 171 287 194All vis its 12,815 13,076 13,121 2,208 3,515 4,460 2,939 2,607 3,447 4,279(of which day vis its ) 2,097 1,844 1,823 348 502 486 487 218 448 362

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3#### 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,757 2,600 2,664 464 700 883 616 554 753 877of which inc lus ive tour 1,043 1,009 938 145 270 330 192 176 271 300B us ines s 882 920 903 264 240 235 164 174 232 157V is it friends or re latives 469 502 495 121 91 173 110 118 108 163Mis ce llaneous 105 120 164 14 57 31 61 19 49 22All vis its 4,213 4,142 4,226 864 1,088 1,323 952 865 1,141 1,218

E uropeH oliday 14,868 15,439 16,191 2,335 4,073 7,049 2,733 2,740 4,377 7,620of which inc lus ive tour 6,760 6,666 7,170 921 1,837 3,330 1,082 1,166 1,870 3,080B us ines s 2,657 2,807 2,956 612 837 681 826 659 942 747V is it friends or re latives 1,673 2,090 2,075 405 476 729 465 566 533 746Mis ce llaneous 1,081 1,007 921 163 257 231 269 162 198 191All vis its 20,279 21,344 22,142 3,516 5,643 8,690 4,293 4,128 6,050 9,303

- of which E U27H oliday 13,790 14,233 14,773 2,140 3,771 6,431 2,431 2,539 4,026 6,830of which inc lus ive tour 6,124 6,053 6,501 867 1,674 2,966 994 1,103 1,684 2,650B us ines s 2,351 2,451 2,601 522 742 613 724 570 821 668V is it friends or re latives 1,513 1,892 1,878 368 445 634 430 511 495 668Mis ce llaneous 993 958 865 157 253 191 264 138 174 176All vis its 18,647 19,534 20,117 3,187 5,211 7,869 3,849 3,758 5,517 8,342



Other C ountriesH oliday 4,647 5,261 5,095 1,502 1,241 1,181 1,171 1,640 1,163 1,308of which inc lus ive tour 2,144 2,694 2,732 779 667 616 670 755 586 751B us ines s 1,073 1,340 1,263 348 318 290 307 330 312 298V is it friends or re latives 1,606 1,694 1,805 541 444 459 360 675 489 368Mis ce llaneous 337 631 482 137 100 154 92 124 68 143All vis its 7,663 8,926 8,645 2,528 2,103 2,084 1,930 2,768 2,033 2,117

Total WorldH oliday 22,272 23,300 23,949 4,302 6,013 9,114 4,520 4,934 6,293 9,805of which inc lus ive tour 9,947 10,369 10,839 1,845 2,774 4,277 1,944 2,097 2,727 4,130B us ines s 4,611 5,067 5,122 1,224 1,396 1,205 1,297 1,163 1,486 1,202V is it friends or re latives 3,748 4,286 4,375 1,068 1,011 1,361 935 1,359 1,130 1,276Mis ce llaneous 1,523 1,759 1,567 315 414 416 422 305 316 355All vis its 32,154 34,411 35,013 6,908 8,834 12,097 7,174 7,761 9,225 12,638(of which day vis its ) 344 306 324 69 99 62 94 43 64 62

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q320071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaNationality = U K 4,427 4,247 4,138 872 1,019 1,269 979 914 1,075 1,155Nationality = area of vis it 202 208 201 59 51 38 53 58 62 86Nationality = other 240 246 248 56 76 62 53 70 56 72All nationalities 4,869 4,702 4,587 987 1,146 1,370 1,085 1,041 1,194 1,313

E uropeNationality = U K 46,508 47,745 47,420 8,182 12,569 16,904 9,764 8,515 12,644 16,326Nationality = area of vis it 4,355 5,278 5,569 1,229 1,349 1,666 1,326 1,457 1,582 1,700Nationality = other 1,976 2,147 2,199 427 616 618 538 416 580 597All nationalities 52,838 55,170 55,188 9,838 14,534 19,188 11,627 10,388 14,806 18,623

- of which E U27Nationality = U K 43,516 44,376 43,967 7,625 11,760 15,444 9,138 7,932 11,693 14,727Nationality = area of vis it 3,927 4,864 5,097 1,126 1,239 1,511 1,221 1,317 1,465 1,550Nationality = other 1,947 2,073 2,122 418 575 605 524 398 571 580All nationalities 49,390 51,314 51,186 9,170 13,573 17,560 10,883 9,647 13,729 16,857

- of which E U25Nationality = U K 43,100 44,070 43,641 7,554 11,696 15,285 9,107 7,870 11,614 14,540Nationality = area of vis it 3,870 4,767 4,988 1,103 1,216 1,473 1,196 1,287 1,415 1,491Nationality = other 1,958 2,086 2,154 424 582 618 530 403 587 591All nationalities 48,928 50,923 50,782 9,081 13,493 17,376 10,832 9,560 13,616 16,622

- of which E U15Nationality = U K 39,847 40,868 40,587 7,119 10,878 14,193 8,397 7,420 10,825 13,527Nationality = area of vis it 3,169 3,395 3,288 737 813 966 772 801 931 937Nationality = other 1,975 2,168 2,284 443 606 666 569 434 643 630All nationalities 44,991 46,431 46,159 8,300 12,297 15,824 9,738 8,656 12,399 15,095

Other C ountriesNationality = U K 7,433 8,280 8,218 2,240 1,958 2,095 1,925 2,442 2,017 1,949Nationality = area of vis it 1,026 1,057 1,128 338 250 279 261 299 288 337Nationality = other 275 327 329 93 89 68 79 112 85 99All nationalities 8,734 9,664 9,675 2,671 2,297 2,442 2,265 2,853 2,390 2,385

Total WorldNationality = U K 58,368 60,273 59,777 11,294 15,546 20,269 12,668 11,871 15,736 19,430Nationality = area of vis it 8,074 9,263 9,674 2,202 2,431 2,731 2,310 2,412 2,654 2,890All nationalities 66,441 69,536 69,450 13,496 17,977 23,000 14,978 14,283 18,391 22,320

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q320071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 628 716 664 93 165 305 101 139 149 238U S A 4,241 3,986 3,923 894 980 1,065 984 902 1,045 1,075North America 4,869 4,702 4,587 987 1,146 1,370 1,085 1,041 1,194 1,313

Aus tria 769 702 696 293 146 156 101 421 123 163B e lgium 1,733 1,815 1,870 353 506 498 514 321 498 462B ulgaria 367 307 317 72 70 148 27 61 79 183C zech R epublic 786 775 654 126 150 218 159 169 127 148C yprus 1,431 1,311 1,275 119 358 554 244 147 354 534D enm ark 337 395 355 67 99 89 101 45 98 111E s tonia 73 85 83 15 26 23 19 16 13 17F inland 146 191 214 47 38 33 95 38 23 30F rance 11,094 10,854 11,201 2,159 2,931 3,865 2,246 2,297 2,913 3,604G erm any 2,493 2,698 2,686 559 667 761 699 557 687 766G ibraltar 67 55 82 11 20 28 23 20 34 22G reece 2,435 2,436 2,511 54 682 1,460 316 59 557 1,243H ungary 302 304 291 54 86 78 73 59 72 79Ice land 79 99 103 22 30 28 22 17 26 23Iris h R epublic 4,221 4,682 4,205 900 1,100 1,140 1,064 914 1,129 1,093Italy 3,374 3,380 3,569 622 964 1,352 630 612 1,019 1,169L atvia 51 90 112 24 31 26 31 12 18 25L ithuania 65 97 107 20 18 34 36 26 17 39L uxem bourg 110 112 118 31 17 25 45 27 39 27Malta 560 507 478 63 112 170 133 52 147 188Netherlands 2,174 2,410 2,239 505 603 594 537 469 509 478Norway 314 368 332 83 80 113 56 80 85 81P oland 637 1,236 1,552 329 398 443 383 393 442 464P ortugal 1,855 1,937 2,177 341 614 789 433 400 751 940R om ania 95 84 87 17 9 36 25 26 33 53S lovakia 102 143 131 27 38 38 28 41 35 56S lovenia 73 85 72 20 14 24 14 19 21 26S pain 13,837 14,428 13,869 2,272 3,827 4,922 2,849 2,415 3,920 4,840S weden 414 390 446 95 103 140 108 80 132 168S witze rland 1,001 1,120 1,194 366 278 306 244 409 247 319T urkey 1,367 1,408 1,532 78 351 830 272 96 496 1,008R es t of E urope 479 665 627 93 169 264 102 90 160 265E urope 52,838 55,170 55,188 9,838 14,534 19,188 11,627 10,388 14,806 18,623- of which E U 27 49,390 51,314 51,186 9,170 13,573 17,560 10,883 9,647 13,729 16,857- of which E U 25 48,928 50,923 50,782 9,081 13,493 17,376 10,832 9,560 13,616 16,622- of which E U 15 44,991 46,431 46,159 8,300 12,297 15,824 9,738 8,656 12,399 15,095

E gypt 564 694 510 137 125 98 151 193 96 179T unis ia 353 291 382 66 119 112 85 77 98 94O ther North Africa 278 392 584 174 129 147 133 152 129 130S outh Africa 449 542 479 160 85 87 147 175 87 76O ther Africa 692 801 772 167 171 252 182 189 180 230Is rae l 106 117 138 55 18 26 40 31 23 43U nited Arab E m irates 410 495 513 113 141 122 136 181 176 120O ther Middle E as t 278 287 293 73 76 79 66 98 83 77H ong K ong (C hina) 178 187 215 33 52 77 53 38 46 44O ther C hina 290 324 291 31 82 89 89 82 64 89India 796 958 972 356 218 188 209 356 191 162J apan 132 139 139 34 36 27 42 24 42 29P akis tan 402 415 409 101 89 138 81 98 120 95S ri L anka 120 150 101 28 13 34 25 27 15 14T hailand 356 423 404 105 107 114 78 122 92 82O ther As ia 610 623 596 158 145 160 132 176 169 187Aus tralia 648 593 532 210 140 81 100 205 133 79New Z ealand 204 221 206 102 38 32 34 90 35 19B arbados 151 169 186 35 67 43 41 38 40 63J am aica 139 187 179 59 41 49 29 41 51 50O ther C aribbean 736 684 680 216 132 199 133 164 186 118Mexico 261 216 243 57 76 60 50 60 91 133O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 258 295 344 118 74 62 89 101 68 81R es t of the W orld 321 464 507 82 123 163 140 135 176 190Other C ountries 8,734 9,664 9,675 2,671 2,297 2,442 2,265 2,853 2,390 2,385

Total World 66,441 69,536 69,450 13,496 17,977 23,000 14,978 14,283 18,391 22,320

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2005 2006 2007 q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q320071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 516 597 540 60 145 261 74 105 148 211U S A 3,697 3,545 3,686 804 943 1,061 878 760 993 1,008North America 4,213 4,142 4,226 864 1,088 1,323 952 865 1,141 1,218

Aus tria 390 380 357 163 68 79 46 274 60 85B e lgium 413 423 441 93 116 118 114 78 127 132B ulgaria 147 126 151 33 31 74 12 33 34 95C zech R epublic 233 256 235 43 57 80 54 61 60 55C yprus 781 714 690 65 169 333 123 92 201 344D enm ark 102 137 120 18 37 28 38 10 32 42E s tonia 30 37 32 6 10 9 7 5 9 18F inland 61 79 97 20 27 11 40 14 9 15F rance 3,590 3,796 3,830 761 971 1,398 700 907 977 1,459G erm any 730 859 864 158 233 253 220 182 261 263G ibraltar 24 18 33 5 3 18 7 6 17 6G reece 1,259 1,231 1,304 15 328 815 146 23 286 755H ungary 95 127 120 20 48 29 23 17 32 29Ice land 47 63 52 8 11 19 14 6 14 14Iris h R epublic 1,033 1,118 1,008 200 256 329 222 197 357 340Italy 1,696 1,565 1,829 223 497 840 269 257 542 737L atvia 17 39 53 8 20 16 9 5 5 13L ithuania 46 54 61 8 12 22 18 17 8 27L uxem bourg 29 47 47 8 10 6 24 22 38 21Malta 241 199 218 25 48 88 56 29 90 103Netherlands 560 702 656 130 196 178 153 133 166 158Norway 110 158 153 34 39 57 23 29 40 39P oland 286 535 611 109 152 203 146 211 178 211P ortugal 876 863 1,032 137 275 434 187 165 348 532R om ania 60 60 54 7 4 19 25 14 14 28S lovakia 37 54 39 10 11 11 8 12 9 25S lovenia 28 34 26 7 4 11 3 7 10 15S pain 5,796 6,022 6,120 896 1,603 2,443 1,178 987 1,635 2,792S weden 161 136 170 34 38 63 36 21 40 69S witze rland 433 473 637 195 118 128 196 194 107 162T urkey 657 625 723 35 154 416 118 57 238 531R es t of E urope 292 397 361 42 91 155 73 59 102 183E urope 20,279 21,344 22,142 3,516 5,643 8,690 4,293 4,128 6,050 9,303- of which E U 27 18,647 19,534 20,117 3,187 5,211 7,869 3,849 3,758 5,517 8,342- of which E U 25 18,440 19,348 19,912 3,147 5,176 7,776 3,813 3,710 5,469 8,218- of which E U 15 16,715 17,374 17,893 2,855 4,660 7,001 3,377 3,274 4,882 7,407

E gypt 277 342 312 83 74 64 91 135 54 132T unis ia 121 105 134 22 36 48 29 46 35 41O ther North Africa 142 195 321 81 77 103 60 85 82 85S outh Africa 481 581 452 168 80 50 154 186 57 71O ther Africa 634 690 799 145 183 298 172 133 164 213Is rae l 57 67 73 28 14 13 18 15 15 31U nited Arab E m irates 341 406 486 103 147 100 135 166 140 86O ther Middle E as t 184 247 227 73 52 48 54 77 47 65H ong K ong (C hina) 146 154 159 21 41 52 45 30 58 37O ther C hina 247 293 283 29 90 75 89 69 64 74India 607 748 793 314 176 157 146 349 132 173J apan 148 128 140 34 33 36 38 20 35 28P akis tan 284 335 288 69 69 101 50 72 75 58S ri L anka 86 118 79 21 16 25 17 26 13 10T hailand 419 501 474 124 143 121 85 170 112 109O ther As ia 535 637 622 165 175 144 138 173 164 179Aus tralia 920 962 817 324 201 161 131 328 205 109New Z ealand 367 335 337 156 51 57 73 140 59 30B arbados 129 285 195 45 73 47 30 32 40 68J am aica 108 121 132 39 41 37 17 32 37 60O ther C aribbean 522 490 529 179 114 149 88 138 122 84Mexico 192 168 245 70 69 69 37 64 77 126O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 287 333 360 122 74 59 105 166 82 78R es t of the W orld 432 684 386 112 75 71 128 117 164 170Other C ountries 7,663 8,926 8,645 2,528 2,103 2,084 1,930 2,768 2,033 2,117

Total World 32,154 34,411 35,013 6,908 8,834 12,097 7,174 7,761 9,225 12,638

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E gypt 563 692 510 2 2 . . . .T unis ia 353 287 381 . 4 . . . 1O ther North Africa 272 386 574 4 3 9 2 3 1S outh Africa 448 542 479 1 . . 1 . .O ther Africa 690 799 771 . . . 2 2 1Is rae l 106 117 138 . . . . . .U nited Arab E m irates 410 495 512 . . . . . 1O ther Middle E as t 278 287 293 . . . . . .H ong K ong (C hina) 178 187 215 . . . . . .O ther C hina 290 323 291 . . . . 1 .India 796 958 970 . . 2 . . .J apan 130 139 139 1 . . . . .P akis tan 402 415 409 . . . . . .S ri L anka 120 150 101 . . . . . .T hailand 356 423 404 . . . . . .O ther As ia 608 622 594 . . . 2 2 2Aus tralia 648 593 532 . . . . . .New Z ealand 204 221 206 . . . . . .B arbados 151 169 186 . . . . . .J am aica 139 187 179 . . . . . .O ther C aribbean 736 680 678 0 2 . 1 2 1Mexico 261 215 243 . 1 0 . . .O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 257 294 342 . . . 1 1 2R es t of the W orld 10 4 8 311 459 499 . 1 .Other C ountries 8,408 9,183 9,157 318 472 510 8 10 8

Total World 53,626 56,460 56,329 8,102 8,411 8,473 4,713 4,665 4,649

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Total World 58,368 60,273 59,777 8,074 9,263 9,674 . . .



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Sample methodology


22. The frequency of sampling within each stratum depends mainlyon the variation of tourist expenditure and on the volume ofmigrants, for which the survey is also used to collect statistics.Travellers passing through passport control are randomly selectedfor interview and in all some 259,000 interviews wereconducted in 2007. Only interviews carried out at theend of a visit are used to generate estimates ofexpenditure and stay. Of these interviews around 54,000provided the published information on foreign visitorsto the UK and around 62,000 were used for the estimateof UK residents travelling abroad. The interviews wereconducted on a purely voluntary and anonymous basis.





27 . In all, approximately 259,000 travellers (0.13 per centof the total travellers) were interviewed in 2007; thisproportion varies from port to port. At Heathrow airportit was approx 95 thousand (0.22 per cent of all travellers).Gatwick 27 thousand (0.8 per cent) were interviewed,at Manchester approx 19 thousand (0.1 per cent) andat Stansted 23 thousand (0.11 per cent) . At all otherairports there were 48 thousand interviews (0.03 percent). On the sea routes sampled, there were approx 17thousand interviews (0.07 per cent of all traffic). On theChannel tunnel routes 24 thousand (0.14 per cent)were interviewed in 2007.







33 . The estimate of the total number of overseas residents'visits to the UK (excluding land based visits from theIrish Republic) in 2007 as a whole had a 95% confidenceinterval of + 3.0 per cent. Total visitor-nights and totalearnings for the year had 95% confidence intervals of+ 3.9 per cent and + 2.6 per cent respectively. By quarter,the estimated confidence intervals for the total numberof visits varied between + 5.7 per cent in quarter one and+ 6.2 per cent in quarter two. On average, confidenceintervals for visitor-nights and earnings by quarter were+ 7.9 per cent and + 5.2 per cent respectively.


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37 . Traffic at all airports and seaports is monitoredregularly to assess if they should be included in theIPS sample. As a consequence Liverpool andPrestwick airports were introduced into the sample atthe beginning of 2005. Between 2000 and 2004, trafficthrough Liverpool had quadrupled to over two and halfmillion international passengers, while at Prestwickthere was a five fold increase to nearly one and halfmillion passengers over the same period. Theinclusion of these ports in the IPS sample wereshown to cause a discontinuity in regional results andmethodology was modified to account for this. Moredetails can be found at: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/about/methodology_by_theme/gini/Int_passenger_survey.asp. Similarlyin early 2007 each of Doncaster, Bournmouth,Southhamption and Heathrow Terminal 5 were addedto the sample.







40. The costs of a package trip normally include fares toand from the country of visit. For expenditure estimatesthe fares are deducted from the cost of a package inorder to obtain the amount of spending on the visit. Themanual method of looking up fares from brochures

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IPS data files

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Notes to tables ....................................................................................... 30Exclusions ............................................................................................... 30Symbols .................................................................................................. 30Definitions ........................................................................................... 3 1Sample methodology ....................................................................... 3 2Accuracy of the results .................................................................... 3 2Important change in IPS sampling ......................................................... 33IPS data files .......................................................................................... 33Further statistics ..................................................................................... 33The main analysis variables on the IPS database .................................. 34


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Table 1Visits to the UK by overseas residents thousands

North of which of which of which Other Total Percent SeasonallyAmerica Europe EU27 EU25 EU15 Countries World change adjusted

Annual1999 4,599 16,816 15,349 15,279 14,584 3,979 25,394 -1.4 -2000 4,869 16,086 14,716 14,652 14,020 4,253 25,209 -0.7 -2001 4,228 14,857 13,602 13,535 12,865 3,751 22,835 -9.4 -2002 4,272 16,217 14,866 14,799 14,126 3,691 24,180 5.9 -2003 3,997 17,207 15,783 15,699 14,787 3,511 24,715 2.2 -

2004 4,356 19,424 17,818 17,738 16,328 3,975 27,755 12.3 -2005 4,234 21,565 19,714 19,626 17,424 4,171 29,970 8.0 -2006 4,764 23,377 21,287 21,154 18,477 4,572 32,713 9.2 -2007 4,403 23,887 21,824 21,533 18,741 4,488 32,778 0.2 -2008P 3,820 23,675 21,636 21,364 18,321 4,434 31,928 -2.6 -

Quarterly1999 q1 861 3,462 3,157 3,147 3,047 724 5,046 5.0 6,420

q2 1,359 4,535 4,161 4,140 3,932 905 6,799 -0.5 6,420q3 1,475 4,979 4,561 4,538 4,311 1,460 7,913 -1.4 6,310q4 905 3,840 3,470 3,454 3,293 890 5,636 -7.3 6,250

2000 q1 929 3,335 3,080 3,069 2,939 729 4,993 -1.1 6,340q2 1,433 4,268 3,958 3,940 3,787 1,032 6,733 -1.0 6,400q3 1,535 4,798 4,371 4,349 4,122 1,609 7,943 0.4 6,310q4 972 3,684 3,307 3,292 3,172 883 5,540 -1.7 6,160

2001 q1 880 3,221 2,935 2,922 2,774 762 4,863 -2.6 6,230q2 1,308 4,042 3,728 3,715 3,550 929 6,279 -6.7 5,960q3 1,338 4,352 4,015 3,984 3,746 1,410 7,100 -10.6 5,550q4 702 3,242 2,924 2,914 2,794 649 4,593 -17.1 5,100

2002 q1 825 3,029 2,749 2,735 2,621 671 4,525 -6.9 5,750q2 1,207 4,314 4,003 3,994 3,823 853 6,375 1.5 6,230q3 1,402 4,787 4,411 4,381 4,125 1,367 7,555 6.4 6,180q4 837 4,087 3,702 3,689 3,557 800 5,724 24.6 6,230

2003 q1 756 3,536 3,254 3,233 3,062 652 4,944 9.2 6,120q2 1,037 4,291 3,944 3,925 3,727 744 6,073 -4.7 5,840q3 1,305 4,890 4,518 4,493 4,187 1,339 7,534 -0.3 6,270q4 898 4,490 4,066 4,048 3,811 776 6,165 7.7 6,650

2004 q1 825 3,907 3,636 3,607 3,399 717 5,449 10.2 6,690q2 1,246 4,858 4,460 4,446 4,106 918 7,022 15.6 6,750q3 1,419 5,600 5,115 5,096 4,633 1,482 8,501 12.8 6,950q4 865 5,059 4,608 4,589 4,191 859 6,783 10.0 7,240

2005 q1 775 4,654 4,259 4,241 3,858 744 6,172 13.3 7,450q2 1,172 5,682 5,227 5,204 4,602 1,014 7,868 12.0 7,600q3 1,399 5,959 5,445 5,418 4,775 1,500 8,858 4.2 7,330q4 889 5,271 4,783 4,764 4,188 912 7,072 4.3 7,590

2006 q1 861 4,735 4,328 4,298 3,790 755 6,351 2.9 7,700q2 1,304 6,104 5,587 5,570 4,956 1,068 8,476 7.7 8,200q3 1,568 6,996 6,350 6,296 5,381 1,732 10,296 16.2 8,640q4 1,031 5,543 5,023 4,990 4,350 1,016 7,591 7.3 8,170

2007 q1 772 5,177 4,701 4,645 4,014 788 6,738 6.1 8,080q2 1,243 6,212 5,701 5,637 4,976 1,055 8,510 0.4 8,230q3 1,459 6,480 5,970 5,899 5,094 1,626 9,565 -7.1 7,940q4 928 6,018 5,451 5,352 4,657 1,020 7,966 4.9 8,530

2008P q1 792 5,483 5,007 4,974 4,143 918 7,193 6.8 8,550q2 1,204 6,123 5,621 5,542 4,782 1,096 8,424 -1.0 8,150q3 1,170 6,678 6,102 5,998 5,147 1,536 9,384 -1.9 7,850q4 654 5,391 4,906 4,850 4,249 883 6,927 -13.0 7,380

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Table 2Visits abroad by UK residents thousands


Annual1999 4,733 43,620 41,587 41,493 39,500 5,529 53,881 5.9 -2000 5,060 45,763 43,639 43,531 41,140 6,014 56,837 5.5 -2001 4,656 47,573 45,334 45,193 42,566 6,052 58,281 2.5 -2002 4,211 48,879 46,499 46,312 43,822 6,287 59,377 1.9 -2003 4,142 50,667 48,066 47,859 45,090 6,615 61,424 3.4 -

2004 4,780 51,525 48,583 48,221 45,137 7,889 64,194 4.5 -2005 4,869 52,838 49,390 48,928 44,991 8,734 66,441 3.5 -2006 4,702 55,170 51,314 50,923 46,431 9,664 69,536 4.7 -2007 4,587 55,188 51,186 50,782 46,159 9,675 69,450 -0.1 -2008P 4,523 54,349 50,018 49,513 44,954 9,772 68,644 -1.2 -

Quarterly1999 q1 845 7,636 7,307 7,288 6,986 1,398 9,879 7.6 13,300

q2 1,192 12,007 11,486 11,466 10,916 1,375 14,575 10.1 13,910q3 1,428 14,907 14,090 14,042 13,286 1,403 17,738 4.5 13,300q4 1,267 9,069 8,705 8,697 8,311 1,353 11,690 1.8 13,370

2000 q1 1,023 7,622 7,277 7,248 6,918 1,497 10,142 2.7 13,640q2 1,244 12,034 11,518 11,497 10,772 1,513 14,792 1.5 14,040q3 1,515 16,144 15,218 15,172 14,398 1,576 19,236 8.4 14,560q4 1,278 9,962 9,625 9,614 9,052 1,427 12,666 8.4 14,590

2001 q1 982 8,116 7,745 7,723 7,359 1,744 10,842 6.9 14,430q2 1,256 12,775 12,208 12,178 11,439 1,631 15,662 5.9 14,870q3 1,442 16,750 15,834 15,757 14,805 1,460 19,652 2.2 14,870q4 976 9,933 9,548 9,536 8,964 1,216 12,125 -4.3 14,110

2002 q1 886 8,398 8,014 7,990 7,630 1,659 10,943 0.9 14,630q2 1,006 13,066 12,502 12,474 11,759 1,539 15,611 -0.3 14,820q3 1,182 16,957 15,953 15,849 15,027 1,590 19,729 0.4 14,800q4 1,137 10,458 10,030 9,999 9,406 1,499 13,094 8.0 15,250

2003 q1 882 8,802 8,374 8,342 7,941 1,822 11,506 5.1 15,140q2 1,051 13,749 13,124 13,093 12,393 1,497 16,297 4.4 15,430q3 1,130 17,529 16,447 16,324 15,369 1,671 20,330 3.0 15,410q4 1,079 10,587 10,121 10,099 9,387 1,625 13,291 1.5 15,360

2004 q1 1,024 8,772 8,344 8,294 7,824 2,021 11,817 2.7 15,410q2 1,163 13,862 13,184 13,116 12,302 1,886 16,911 3.8 16,140q3 1,342 17,848 16,565 16,375 15,361 2,083 21,273 4.6 16,150q4 1,250 11,043 10,490 10,437 9,651 1,900 14,194 6.8 16,480

2005 q1 1,148 9,388 8,901 8,822 8,191 2,285 12,821 8.5 16,490q2 1,221 14,058 13,168 13,107 12,090 2,138 17,417 3.0 16,570q3 1,324 18,183 16,775 16,519 15,164 2,260 21,767 2.3 16,610q4 1,176 11,209 10,546 10,479 9,546 2,051 14,436 1.7 16,770

2006 q1 990 9,608 9,041 8,963 8,093 2,533 13,131 2.4 16,760q2 1,182 15,213 14,277 14,214 12,999 2,343 18,738 7.6 17,880q3 1,332 18,686 17,003 16,827 15,411 2,360 22,378 2.8 17,170q4 1,198 11,664 10,993 10,919 9,928 2,428 15,289 5.9 17,730

2007 q1 987 9,838 9,170 9,081 8,300 2,671 13,496 2.8 17,130q2 1,146 14,534 13,573 13,493 12,297 2,297 17,977 -4.1 17,090q3 1,370 19,188 17,560 17,376 15,824 2,442 23,000 2.8 17,760q4 1,085 11,627 10,883 10,832 9,738 2,265 14,978 -2.0 17,470

2008P q1 1,041 10,388 9,647 9,560 8,656 2,853 14,283 5.8 17,870q2 1,194 14,806 13,729 13,616 12,399 2,390 18,391 2.3 17,540q3 1,313 18,623 16,857 16,622 15,095 2,385 22,320 -3.0 17,050q4 974 10,532 9,786 9,715 8,805 2,144 13,650 -8.9 16,180

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Table 3Overseas residents visits to the UK: Earnings at current prices (unadjusted) £million


Annual1999 2,894 5,971 5,098 5,057 4,775 3,632 12,498 -1.4 -2000 3,197 5,749 4,894 4,858 4,570 3,859 12,805 2.5 -2001 2,701 5,070 4,367 4,344 4,031 3,535 11,306 -11.7 -2002 2,780 5,549 4,777 4,742 4,445 3,408 11,737 3.8 -2003 2,658 5,882 5,048 5,018 4,655 3,315 11,855 1.0 -

2004 2,877 6,623 5,719 5,677 5,059 3,546 13,047 10.1 -2005 2,822 7,656 6,622 6,585 5,691 3,770 14,248 9.2 -2006 3,390 8,574 7,354 7,288 6,280 4,038 16,002 12.3 -2007 3,075 8,821 7,516 7,384 6,479 4,065 15,960 -0.3 -2008P 2,754 9,352 8,116 7,998 6,901 4,260 16,366 2.5 -

Quarterly1999 q1 512 1,271 1,064 1,051 999 630 2,412 7.2 3,230

q2 795 1,480 1,252 1,241 1,184 789 3,064 -4.3 3,070q3 963 1,852 1,633 1,625 1,522 1,332 4,148 -1.5 3,080q4 624 1,369 1,149 1,141 1,070 882 2,874 -4.5 3,130

2000 q1 562 1,081 916 912 861 672 2,314 -4.1 3,110q2 902 1,484 1,262 1,254 1,199 911 3,297 7.6 3,310q3 1,030 1,795 1,564 1,549 1,434 1,459 4,284 3.3 3,230q4 703 1,391 1,151 1,143 1,076 817 2,911 1.3 3,160

2001 q1 569 1,031 876 874 814 806 2,406 4.0 3,200q2 804 1,255 1,091 1,088 1,026 755 2,815 -14.6 2,840q3 844 1,650 1,441 1,430 1,299 1,325 3,819 -10.8 2,770q4 484 1,134 959 952 892 648 2,266 -22.2 2,490

2002 q1 520 911 776 768 725 594 2,025 -15.9 2,830q2 785 1,381 1,219 1,212 1,134 720 2,885 2.5 2,920q3 926 1,752 1,501 1,486 1,380 1,324 4,002 4.8 2,950q4 549 1,506 1,282 1,277 1,206 770 2,825 24.7 3,040

2003 q1 486 1,100 960 955 900 565 2,150 6.2 2,970q2 682 1,302 1,125 1,121 1,043 760 2,744 -4.9 2,780q3 860 1,894 1,635 1,623 1,479 1,287 4,041 1.0 2,980q4 631 1,586 1,329 1,319 1,234 703 2,919 3.3 3,120

2004 q1 526 1,127 989 979 922 576 2,229 3.7 3,080q2 829 1,576 1,360 1,351 1,210 826 3,231 17.8 3,280q3 944 2,088 1,804 1,790 1,576 1,359 4,390 8.6 3,300q4 578 1,833 1,565 1,558 1,350 784 3,196 9.5 3,390

2005 q1 449 1,519 1,334 1,323 1,174 676 2,644 18.6 3,540q2 794 1,933 1,682 1,670 1,482 836 3,562 10.2 3,600q3 892 2,221 1,952 1,941 1,645 1,361 4,474 1.9 3,360q4 688 1,983 1,654 1,651 1,389 898 3,568 11.6 3,750

2006 q1 570 1,523 1,295 1,286 1,134 665 2,758 4.3 3,690q2 873 2,227 1,932 1,914 1,664 871 3,970 11.5 4,000q3 1,024 2,824 2,435 2,421 2,043 1,553 5,401 20.7 4,260q4 923 2,000 1,691 1,667 1,440 949 3,873 8.5 4,050

2007 q1 516 1,748 1,482 1,459 1,291 738 3,001 8.8 3,970q2 837 2,157 1,858 1,836 1,603 866 3,860 -2.8 3,870q3 1,042 2,691 2,346 2,317 2,026 1,501 5,234 -3.1 4,080q4 680 2,226 1,830 1,772 1,559 960 3,866 -0.2 4,040

2008P q1 473 1,854 1,582 1,566 1,329 801 3,128 4.2 4,120q2 870 2,367 2,068 2,029 1,803 1,025 4,262 10.4 4,270q3 848 2,868 2,518 2,473 2,161 1,501 5,217 -0.3 4,050q4 563 2,264 1,948 1,929 1,608 933 3,760 -2.8 3,920

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Table 4UK residents visits abroad: Expenditure at current prices (unadjusted) £million


Annual1999 3,694 13,940 13,120 13,077 12,335 4,386 22,020 13.0 -2000 4,170 15,172 14,272 14,228 13,294 4,909 24,251 10.1 -2001 4,146 16,204 15,265 15,213 14,120 4,982 25,332 4.5 -2002 3,661 17,622 16,539 16,446 15,328 5,678 26,962 6.4 -2003 3,669 18,872 17,673 17,583 16,298 6,009 28,550 5.9 -

2004 3,936 19,311 17,926 17,794 16,426 7,038 30,285 6.1 -2005 4,213 20,279 18,647 18,440 16,715 7,663 32,154 6.2 -2006 4,142 21,344 19,534 19,348 17,374 8,926 34,411 7.0 -2007 4,226 22,142 20,117 19,912 17,893 8,645 35,013 1.8 -2008P 4,139 23,404 21,181 20,935 18,688 8,980 36,523 4.3 -

Quarterly1999 q1 651 2,271 2,127 2,114 2,024 1,188 4,109 12.7 5,400

q2 974 3,484 3,285 3,277 3,074 1,120 5,578 14.2 5,420q3 1,155 5,383 5,040 5,022 4,710 1,033 7,571 14.4 5,520q4 914 2,803 2,668 2,665 2,527 1,045 4,762 9.7 5,690

2000 q1 728 2,314 2,159 2,152 2,054 1,297 4,339 5.6 5,610q2 1,079 3,872 3,673 3,666 3,395 1,195 6,146 10.2 6,010q3 1,291 5,986 5,592 5,569 5,200 1,226 8,503 12.3 6,260q4 1,072 3,000 2,848 2,841 2,645 1,191 5,263 10.5 6,380

2001 q1 870 2,520 2,342 2,332 2,212 1,497 4,888 12.6 6,420q2 1,087 4,159 3,930 3,921 3,621 1,328 6,574 7.0 6,400q3 1,303 6,481 6,089 6,063 5,618 1,137 8,921 4.9 6,450q4 886 3,044 2,904 2,898 2,669 1,020 4,949 -6.0 6,060

2002 q1 802 2,798 2,612 2,590 2,457 1,446 5,047 3.3 6,490q2 872 4,618 4,397 4,382 4,059 1,454 6,945 5.6 6,750q3 1,003 6,835 6,338 6,297 5,868 1,415 9,254 3.7 6,790q4 984 3,370 3,191 3,176 2,943 1,362 5,717 15.5 6,940

2003 q1 739 3,009 2,803 2,791 2,648 1,699 5,446 7.9 6,980q2 852 4,904 4,624 4,615 4,269 1,330 7,086 2.0 6,870q3 1,117 7,379 6,858 6,801 6,331 1,521 10,018 8.3 7,300q4 960 3,580 3,388 3,376 3,049 1,459 5,999 4.9 7,400

2004 q1 828 3,031 2,846 2,828 2,680 1,870 5,729 5.2 7,160q2 954 4,980 4,680 4,652 4,283 1,667 7,602 7.3 7,450q3 1,122 7,504 6,857 6,788 6,268 1,812 10,437 4.2 7,720q4 1,032 3,796 3,544 3,525 3,195 1,689 6,517 8.6 7,950

2005 q1 921 3,341 3,113 3,077 2,849 2,149 6,411 11.9 8,110q2 1,037 5,283 4,880 4,850 4,407 1,789 8,110 6.7 7,920q3 1,262 7,743 7,056 6,947 6,255 1,907 10,912 4.5 7,960q4 993 3,911 3,597 3,566 3,203 1,818 6,722 3.1 8,180

2006 q1 806 3,438 3,150 3,117 2,801 2,420 6,665 4.0 8,290q2 1,098 5,631 5,236 5,201 4,674 2,037 8,765 8.1 8,590q3 1,163 8,363 7,510 7,429 6,697 2,018 11,543 5.8 8,490q4 1,075 3,912 3,639 3,601 3,202 2,451 7,438 10.7 9,040

2007 q1 864 3,516 3,187 3,147 2,855 2,528 6,908 3.7 8,670q2 1,088 5,643 5,211 5,176 4,660 2,103 8,834 0.8 8,680q3 1,323 8,690 7,869 7,776 7,001 2,084 12,097 4.8 8,790q4 952 4,293 3,849 3,813 3,377 1,930 7,174 -3.5 8,870

2008P q1 865 4,128 3,758 3,710 3,274 2,768 7,761 12.4 9,450q2 1,141 6,050 5,517 5,469 4,882 2,033 9,225 4.4 9,140q3 1,218 9,303 8,342 8,218 7,407 2,117 12,638 4.5 9,280q4 914 3,922 3,564 3,537 3,126 2,063 6,899 -3.8 8,660

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The method of computing expenditure for contacts where spending is unknown changed in 2007. Care should be taken when making comparisons of figuresfrom 2007 with earlier periods (See notes 39 and 40 on page 33).Due to revised informationbecoming available, the 'Expenditure constant prices' estimates for quarters 1-3 2008 have been revised.


Table 5Overseas earnings and expenditure at constant (1995) prices £million

Earnings Percent Seasonally Expenditure Percent Seasonallyconstant prices change adjusted constant prices change adjusted

Annual1999 11,132 -3.8 - 24,676 12.9 -2000 11,103 -0.3 - 27,291 10.6 -2001 9,528 -14.2 - 27,716 1.6 -2002 9,640 1.2 - 29,315 5.8 -2003 9,451 -2.0 - 28,677 -2.2 -

2004 10,146 7.4 30,445 6.22005 10,714 5.6 - 30,954 1.7 -2006 11,641 8.7 - 30,904 -0.2 -2007 11,340 -2.6 - 32,483 5.1 -2008P 11,403 0.6 - 32,472 0.0 -

Quarterly1999 q1 2,176 4.0 2,960 4,569 10.1 5,950

q2 2,730 -7.2 2,730 6,194 12.4 6,060q3 3,687 -3.7 2,730 8,512 14.3 6,210q4 2,540 -6.3 2,720 5,401 14.1 6,450

2000 q1 2,047 -5.9 2,780 4,980 9.0 6,530q2 2,870 5.2 2,900 6,949 12.2 6,820q3 3,696 0.3 2,760 9,552 12.2 6,990q4 2,489 -2.0 2,660 5,810 7.6 6,960

2001 q1 2,062 0.7 2,790 5,289 6.2 6,930q2 2,371 -17.4 2,370 7,167 3.1 7,070q3 3,203 -13.4 2,370 9,838 3.0 7,200q4 1,892 -24.0 2,000 5,422 -6.7 6,520

2002 q1 1,696 -17.7 2,310 5,569 5.3 7,180q2 2,373 0.0 2,420 7,473 4.3 7,330q3 3,278 2.3 2,470 10,088 2.5 7,370q4 2,294 21.2 2,450 6,184 14.1 7,430

2003 q1 1,743 2.8 2,380 5,781 3.8 7,280q2 2,193 -7.6 2,220 7,040 -5.8 6,930q3 3,208 -2.1 2,410 9,901 -1.9 7,280q4 2,307 0.6 2,440 5,955 -3.7 7,190

2004 q1 1,767 1.4 2,410 6,001 3.8 7,420q2 2,519 14.9 2,560 7,697 9.3 7,580q3 3,398 5.9 2,580 10,252 3.6 7,620q4 2,462 6.7 2,600 6,494 9.1 7,840

2005 q1 2,031 14.9 2,720 6,538 8.9 7,950q2 2,685 6.6 2,680 7,723 0.3 7,600q3 3,335 -1.8 2,510 10,220 -0.3 7,620q4 2,651 7.7 2,790 6,473 -0.3 7,780

2006 q1 2,052 1.0 2,750 6,362 -2.7 7,640q2 2,896 7.9 2,920 7,960 3.1 7,840q3 3,902 17.0 3,010 10,044 -1.7 7,480q4 2,791 5.3 2,970 6,538 1.0 7,950

2007 q1 2,161 5.3 2,880 6,677 5.0 7,970q2 2,724 -5.9 2,720 8,272 3.9 8,240q3 3,714 -4.8 2,850 11,025 9.8 8,190q4 2,741 -1.8 2,890 6,509 -0.4 8,070

2008P q1 2,224 2.9 2,930 6,666 -0.2 7,860q2 2,952 8.4 2,930 7,177 -13.2 7,190q3 3,559 -4.2 2,730 9,419 -14.6 6,910q4 2,571 -6.2 2,710 5,066 -22.2 6,360

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Annual1999 39,938 111,064 100,178 98,994 90,552 60,734 211,735 -8.32000 42,108 98,860 88,343 87,275 79,904 62,791 203,759 -3.82001 35,858 91,815 81,551 81,000 73,552 61,843 189,516 -7.02002 37,547 100,290 90,215 89,521 81,029 61,449 199,285 5.22003 35,487 104,664 93,860 93,443 78,291 63,281 203,432 2.1

2004 39,476 121,391 109,380 107,790 86,838 66,539 227,406 11.82005 35,132 145,331 132,653 131,715 95,085 68,718 249,181 9.62006 41,086 160,060 143,550 142,166 104,789 72,270 273,417 9.72007 36,965 145,284 130,766 126,701 97,189 69,271 251,520 -8.02008P 32,979 144,933 132,226 128,807 97,860 68,322 246,234 -2.1

Quarterly1999 q1 7,650 21,563 19,471 19,109 17,195 11,707 40,920 8.1

q2 10,751 25,324 22,673 22,498 21,279 11,742 47,817 -16.4q3 14,133 42,962 39,457 39,241 35,344 23,323 80,418 -5.4q4 7,404 21,214 18,578 18,146 16,734 13,961 42,580 -16.0

2000 q1 7,310 18,273 16,694 16,622 15,456 10,992 36,575 -10.6q2 11,982 22,871 20,728 20,622 19,394 13,932 48,785 2.0q3 14,579 37,080 33,202 32,553 29,054 24,269 75,928 -5.6q4 8,237 20,636 17,719 17,478 16,000 13,598 42,471 -0.3

2001 q1 7,170 17,535 15,362 15,255 14,112 11,201 35,906 -1.8q2 10,759 22,168 19,824 19,668 18,167 13,751 46,678 -4.3q3 11,851 33,856 30,629 30,470 27,002 22,794 68,501 -9.8q4 6,077 18,256 15,737 15,607 14,271 14,098 38,431 -9.5

2002 q1 6,920 15,104 13,478 13,262 12,051 11,288 33,312 -7.2q2 9,784 23,435 21,548 21,463 19,115 11,819 45,038 -3.5q3 13,649 35,580 32,033 31,725 28,339 23,081 72,310 5.6q4 7,193 26,172 23,156 23,071 21,524 15,261 48,626 26.5

2003 q1 6,087 18,366 16,556 16,474 14,894 12,193 36,646 10.0q2 9,560 20,915 18,557 18,471 16,080 13,168 43,644 -3.1q3 11,923 38,447 34,391 34,230 28,376 24,661 75,031 3.8q4 7,916 26,936 24,355 24,269 18,941 13,259 48,111 -1.1

2004 q1 7,171 19,094 17,222 16,972 15,460 10,878 37,143 1.4q2 10,934 27,656 24,168 23,996 20,510 15,094 53,684 23.0q3 13,515 46,311 42,419 42,057 32,517 26,177 86,003 14.6q4 7,855 28,331 25,571 24,765 18,351 14,391 50,577 5.1

2005 q1 5,964 27,138 24,733 24,424 18,833 12,668 45,770 23.2q2 9,166 32,531 29,603 29,384 23,076 15,163 56,860 5.9q3 12,479 52,221 48,070 47,753 32,532 25,301 90,001 4.6q4 7,523 33,441 30,248 30,154 20,645 15,587 56,551 11.8

2006 q1 7,143 26,818 23,858 23,726 17,762 12,617 46,579 1.8q2 10,846 37,380 33,388 33,096 26,432 14,063 62,289 9.5q3 13,230 61,792 55,962 55,617 38,574 28,161 103,182 14.6q4 9,867 34,071 30,341 29,727 22,020 17,429 61,367 8.5

2007 q1 5,873 27,700 24,735 24,186 19,075 13,880 47,453 1.9q2 10,964 34,374 30,769 30,126 23,405 13,606 58,944 -5.4q3 12,402 49,058 44,974 44,264 33,255 26,259 87,718 -15.0q4 7,726 34,153 30,288 28,125 21,453 15,526 57,405 -6.5

2008P q1 6,213 31,947 29,106 28,617 21,090 13,297 51,457 8.4q2 9,297 32,795 30,098 28,637 22,714 14,261 56,353 -4.4q3 11,317 49,612 45,175 44,076 33,938 26,637 87,566 -0.2q4 6,152 30,579 27,847 27,476 20,118 14,128 50,859 -11.4

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Annual1999 71,657 338,764 318,070 317,014 295,159 130,024 540,445 6.12000 72,415 357,267 335,720 334,460 308,221 137,202 566,884 4.92001 67,824 371,900 349,907 348,222 319,407 139,078 578,803 2.12002 61,350 381,529 357,477 354,984 328,155 152,313 595,192 2.82003 58,755 400,894 374,221 371,535 341,561 158,435 618,084 3.8

2004 68,729 394,368 364,344 360,040 330,591 182,795 645,893 4.52005 68,027 407,129 372,689 367,455 329,747 193,806 668,962 3.62006 64,448 426,517 389,130 384,420 340,370 210,303 701,268 4.82007 62,552 423,496 386,588 382,268 336,748 203,596 689,643 -1.72008P 65,081 431,841 388,234 382,552 335,423 201,065 697,987 1.2

Quarterly1999 q1 12,176 47,895 45,467 45,179 42,163 31,493 91,565 2.9

q2 17,613 83,977 78,886 78,728 73,422 33,920 135,510 3.8q3 25,011 147,106 137,172 136,664 127,017 36,717 208,833 9.3q4 16,857 59,786 56,545 56,443 52,557 27,893 104,536 6.0

2000 q1 13,226 48,357 45,505 45,255 41,930 34,212 95,795 4.6q2 17,426 88,370 83,724 83,464 76,251 36,133 141,929 4.7q3 25,721 155,860 144,736 144,102 133,984 40,175 221,755 6.2q4 16,043 64,679 61,756 61,639 56,057 26,682 107,404 2.7

2001 q1 13,226 50,464 47,854 47,631 43,454 38,945 102,635 7.1q2 17,048 94,661 89,789 89,494 81,697 37,215 148,924 4.9q3 23,868 161,042 150,013 148,921 137,784 37,677 222,586 0.4q4 13,682 65,734 62,251 62,175 56,473 25,241 104,657 -2.6

2002 q1 11,378 55,573 52,852 52,557 49,130 38,964 105,915 3.2q2 14,914 98,186 93,069 92,762 85,382 39,362 152,463 2.4q3 20,553 162,631 150,060 148,544 138,257 42,156 225,340 1.2q4 14,504 65,139 61,496 61,121 55,386 31,831 111,474 6.5

2003 q1 10,854 60,924 57,134 56,866 52,889 43,911 115,689 9.2q2 14,243 100,166 94,642 94,313 86,985 37,562 151,971 -0.3q3 19,567 169,333 156,103 154,502 143,541 44,226 233,126 3.5q4 14,091 70,470 66,342 65,854 58,147 32,737 117,299 5.2

2004 q1 13,633 57,302 54,316 53,772 49,593 47,765 118,700 2.6q2 16,105 100,295 94,028 93,281 85,647 45,559 161,959 6.6q3 22,922 165,747 150,394 147,882 136,716 52,582 241,250 3.5q4 16,069 71,024 65,606 65,105 58,634 36,890 123,983 5.7

2005 q1 14,419 62,671 58,726 58,051 52,670 52,552 129,643 9.2q2 16,786 98,943 91,414 90,681 81,275 45,863 161,592 -0.2q3 22,596 171,976 155,005 151,821 136,839 56,863 251,435 4.2q4 14,225 73,539 67,545 66,904 58,963 38,528 126,292 1.9

2006 q1 11,933 63,827 59,314 58,529 50,000 58,340 134,100 3.4q2 16,589 107,551 99,337 98,546 88,440 51,272 175,412 8.6q3 21,039 180,918 161,606 159,293 142,548 56,343 258,300 2.7q4 14,887 74,221 68,873 68,052 59,382 44,348 133,456 5.7

2007 q1 12,122 64,851 59,966 58,988 51,234 55,413 132,386 -1.3q2 15,018 104,502 96,697 95,870 85,305 47,034 166,554 -5.1q3 22,675 177,881 159,520 157,468 139,754 58,616 259,173 0.3q4 12,736 76,262 70,404 69,942 60,455 42,532 131,530 -1.4

2008P q1 13,124 75,213 68,890 68,053 57,825 59,290 147,628 11.5q2 18,088 105,223 95,852 94,749 84,102 48,162 171,474 3.0q3 21,699 181,002 159,847 156,767 138,132 53,377 256,079 -1.2q4 12,169 70,402 63,644 62,983 55,365 40,235 122,806 -6.6

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2006 2007 2008P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3 q4#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 1,775 1,639 1,358 209 508 652 270 233 498 445 182of which inc lus ive tour 319 279 240 26 112 115 25 52 86 79 23B us ines s 983 958 853 215 222 263 258 204 258 209 183V is it friends or re latives 1,391 1,259 1,150 252 360 370 276 260 315 366 209Mis ce llaneous 615 546 460 96 153 174 123 95 134 150 80All vis its 4,764 4,403 3,820 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204 1,170 654

E uropeH oliday 7,216 7,521 7,981 1,335 2,224 2,373 1,589 1,435 2,256 2,659 1,631of which inc lus ive tour 1,327 1,672 1,353 322 652 507 191 200 518 423 211B us ines s 7,164 7,039 6,412 1,697 1,689 1,703 1,951 1,729 1,721 1,545 1,418V is it friends or re latives 6,439 6,888 7,049 1,636 1,739 1,641 1,872 1,795 1,667 1,773 1,814Mis ce llaneous 2,557 2,439 2,232 510 561 762 606 525 479 700 527All vis its 23,377 23,887 23,675 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123 6,678 5,391

- of which E U27H oliday 6,516 6,886 7,288 1,179 2,042 2,220 1,445 1,305 2,084 2,422 1,477of which inc lus ive tour 1,219 1,584 1,247 307 629 478 170 178 495 378 195B us ines s 6,564 6,441 5,817 1,563 1,564 1,541 1,772 1,565 1,554 1,406 1,293V is it friends or re latives 5,973 6,363 6,556 1,509 1,595 1,531 1,727 1,669 1,552 1,654 1,681Mis ce llaneous 2,235 2,134 1,976 450 499 677 507 468 432 621 455All vis its 21,287 21,824 21,636 4,701 5,701 5,970 5,451 5,007 5,621 6,102 4,906



Other C ountriesH oliday 1,575 1,597 1,617 227 387 647 336 323 433 581 280of which inc lus ive tour 244 275 297 36 88 101 50 76 122 64 35B us ines s 871 847 842 195 209 244 199 192 223 219 208V is it friends or re latives 1,576 1,573 1,544 276 373 558 366 319 337 578 310Mis ce llaneous 550 471 431 90 86 176 119 84 103 159 85All vis its 4,572 4,488 4,434 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096 1,536 883

Total WorldH oliday 10,566 10,758 10,955 1,771 3,118 3,673 2,196 1,991 3,187 3,685 2,093of which inc lus ive tour 1,890 2,225 1,889 384 852 722 266 328 725 567 269B us ines s 9,019 8,845 8,107 2,107 2,120 2,210 2,408 2,124 2,202 1,973 1,809V is it friends or re latives 9,406 9,720 9,743 2,165 2,472 2,569 2,514 2,374 2,318 2,717 2,333Mis ce llaneous 3,722 3,456 3,123 695 800 1,113 848 705 717 1,009 692All vis its 32,713 32,778 31,928 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424 9,384 6,927(of which day vis its ) 2,059 1,907 1,738 394 498 453 562 424 511 454 349

2007 2008P

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2006 2007 2008P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3 q4#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 1,466 1,339 1,048 188 377 533 241 187 355 352 153of which inc lus ive tour 200 156 105 22 47 67 21 23 30 38 14B us ines s 941 921 818 206 213 251 251 196 247 198 178V is it friends or re latives 1,333 1,202 1,095 246 347 355 255 248 299 351 197Mis ce llaneous 580 520 443 94 136 169 121 93 132 145 73All vis its 4,321 3,981 3,403 733 1,073 1,307 868 724 1,034 1,045 600

E uropeH oliday 4,510 4,940 5,199 889 1,375 1,500 1,176 1,037 1,395 1,577 1,190of which inc lus ive tour 430 661 515 88 227 253 93 103 175 126 111B us ines s 4,785 4,772 4,337 1,194 1,090 1,176 1,312 1,098 1,178 1,103 958V is it friends or re latives 5,022 5,537 5,576 1,342 1,421 1,267 1,508 1,398 1,372 1,398 1,407Mis ce llaneous 1,824 1,795 1,670 408 405 523 458 389 346 505 430All vis its 16,141 17,044 16,782 3,833 4,291 4,466 4,455 3,922 4,291 4,583 3,986

- of which E U27H oliday 3,914 4,362 4,591 750 1,205 1,363 1,045 923 1,241 1,384 1,043of which inc lus ive tour 369 580 440 74 205 230 71 85 153 103 99B us ines s 4,252 4,214 3,789 1,065 971 1,024 1,154 950 1,019 974 846V is it friends or re latives 4,569 5,046 5,099 1,220 1,285 1,170 1,372 1,274 1,263 1,280 1,282Mis ce llaneous 1,523 1,505 1,432 352 348 440 365 342 300 430 360All vis its 14,258 15,127 14,910 3,387 3,809 3,997 3,935 3,489 3,824 4,068 3,530

- of which E U25H oliday 3,910 4,325 4,526 745 1,200 1,350 1,030 916 1,215 1,362 1,033of which inc lus ive tour 369 577 432 72 205 229 71 85 153 98 96B us ines s 4,214 4,172 3,769 1,056 964 1,010 1,142 948 1,014 967 841V is it friends or re latives 4,543 4,975 5,049 1,206 1,270 1,158 1,341 1,260 1,252 1,265 1,271Mis ce llaneous 1,508 1,489 1,411 351 348 435 355 337 296 420 357All vis its 14,175 14,960 14,756 3,359 3,781 3,954 3,867 3,462 3,778 4,014 3,502

- of which E U15H oliday 3,524 3,908 4,064 661 1,108 1,194 944 838 1,106 1,185 934of which inc lus ive tour 359 527 419 69 190 201 67 83 148 97 91B us ines s 3,928 3,908 3,496 983 896 951 1,079 877 962 893 765V is it friends or re latives 3,879 4,098 4,024 964 1,071 918 1,145 1,004 968 989 1,064Mis ce llaneous 1,316 1,329 1,244 321 318 376 313 307 259 364 313All vis its 12,648 13,243 12,828 2,930 3,394 3,438 3,481 3,025 3,295 3,431 3,076

Other C ountriesH oliday 1,282 1,334 1,174 197 312 540 284 215 274 460 225of which inc lus ive tour 150 173 98 25 48 65 35 20 25 36 17B us ines s 844 817 821 186 204 236 190 189 213 213 205V is it friends or re latives 1,494 1,468 1,472 265 344 515 344 306 321 544 301Mis ce llaneous 506 444 416 87 82 166 109 84 97 154 81All vis its 4,126 4,063 3,883 735 942 1,458 928 794 905 1,372 812

Total WorldH oliday 7,259 7,613 7,422 1,275 2,065 2,573 1,701 1,440 2,025 2,390 1,568of which inc lus ive tour 781 990 719 135 322 385 148 146 230 201 142B us ines s 6,571 6,510 5,975 1,586 1,507 1,664 1,753 1,483 1,638 1,513 1,341V is it friends or re latives 7,849 8,208 8,143 1,852 2,112 2,137 2,107 1,952 1,992 2,293 1,905Mis ce llaneous 2,910 2,758 2,529 588 624 858 689 566 575 804 584All vis its 24,588 25,089 24,068 5,300 6,307 7,231 6,250 5,440 6,230 7,000 5,398(of which day vis its ) 1,078 1,093 956 263 251 256 322 276 262 224 194

2007 2008P

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2006 2007 2008P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3 q4#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 309 300 309 21 130 120 30 46 142 93 28of which inc lus ive tour 118 123 134 4 65 48 5 29 56 41 9B us ines s 42 38 35 9 10 11 8 8 11 11 5V is it friends or re latives 58 57 55 7 14 15 21 12 16 15 13Mis ce llaneous 35 27 17 2 16 6 2 2 2 5 8All vis its 443 421 416 39 170 152 60 68 171 125 53

E uropeH oliday 2,706 2,581 2,782 446 849 874 412 398 861 1,082 441of which inc lus ive tour 897 1,011 837 234 426 254 98 97 343 297 100B us ines s 2,379 2,267 2,075 503 599 527 638 630 543 443 459V is it friends or re latives 1,418 1,351 1,473 294 318 374 365 397 295 375 407Mis ce llaneous 734 644 562 102 155 239 148 136 134 195 97All vis its 7,237 6,843 6,893 1,345 1,921 2,014 1,563 1,561 1,832 2,095 1,405

- of which E U27H oliday 2,602 2,525 2,697 430 838 857 400 382 843 1,038 434of which inc lus ive tour 850 1,004 807 233 424 248 98 93 342 276 97B us ines s 2,312 2,227 2,028 499 593 517 618 614 535 432 447V is it friends or re latives 1,404 1,317 1,457 289 311 362 356 395 288 374 400Mis ce llaneous 712 628 544 97 151 238 142 127 131 191 95All vis its 7,029 6,696 6,726 1,314 1,892 1,974 1,516 1,518 1,797 2,034 1,376

- of which E U25H oliday 2,601 2,512 2,674 430 838 848 397 382 832 1,028 433of which inc lus ive tour 850 1,004 803 233 424 248 98 93 342 272 97B us ines s 2,264 2,134 1,962 475 561 500 598 609 515 407 432V is it friends or re latives 1,403 1,308 1,432 289 310 361 350 395 287 362 388Mis ce llaneous 712 618 540 93 148 237 141 127 131 187 95All vis its 6,979 6,572 6,608 1,286 1,856 1,945 1,484 1,512 1,764 1,984 1,348

- of which E U15H oliday 2,442 2,358 2,532 419 791 776 372 369 798 938 427of which inc lus ive tour 808 940 760 233 391 218 98 92 325 246 97B us ines s 1,502 1,378 1,146 306 368 349 354 292 294 269 291V is it friends or re latives 1,238 1,206 1,332 270 291 325 320 351 270 344 367Mis ce llaneous 647 555 484 88 132 205 129 106 126 165 88All vis its 5,829 5,498 5,494 1,084 1,582 1,656 1,175 1,118 1,487 1,716 1,173

Other C ountriesH oliday 293 264 443 30 74 107 53 107 159 120 56of which inc lus ive tour 94 101 199 11 39 36 15 56 96 28 19B us ines s 27 30 21 9 5 8 9 3 10 6 3V is it friends or re latives 82 105 72 12 29 43 21 13 16 34 9Mis ce llaneous 44 27 15 3 5 10 9 1 6 5 3All vis its 445 426 551 54 112 168 92 124 191 165 71

Total WorldH oliday 3,308 3,145 3,534 497 1,053 1,100 495 551 1,162 1,295 526of which inc lus ive tour 1,109 1,235 1,171 249 531 337 118 182 495 366 127B us ines s 2,448 2,335 2,132 521 613 546 655 641 563 460 467V is it friends or re latives 1,557 1,512 1,600 313 360 432 407 422 327 424 428Mis ce llaneous 812 698 594 107 176 255 159 139 142 206 108All vis its 8,125 7,689 7,860 1,437 2,203 2,334 1,715 1,753 2,194 2,384 1,529(of which day vis its ) 981 814 782 131 246 197 240 148 249 230 154

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North AmericaH oliday 1,130 1,096 956 124 298 495 179 133 327 342 154of which inc lus ive tour 155 192 131 13 52 109 18 21 49 42 19B us ines s 1,108 1,066 973 240 245 300 282 193 313 232 234V is it friends or re latives 585 549 521 104 156 166 123 107 142 173 99Mis ce llaneous 557 354 295 47 134 78 95 39 85 97 74All vis its 3,390 3,075 2,754 516 837 1,042 680 473 870 848 563

E uropeH oliday 2,655 2,956 3,258 464 802 1,107 583 549 861 1,172 676of which inc lus ive tour 413 631 573 91 214 257 70 75 179 214 105B us ines s 2,614 2,507 2,462 631 582 612 682 552 623 602 685V is it friends or re latives 1,830 1,908 2,023 447 483 489 489 505 493 508 517Mis ce llaneous 1,454 1,435 1,592 203 286 479 468 244 386 580 382All vis its 8,574 8,821 9,352 1,748 2,157 2,691 2,226 1,854 2,367 2,868 2,264

- of which E U27H oliday 2,316 2,552 2,850 361 707 1,012 472 472 764 1,037 577of which inc lus ive tour 370 579 499 81 203 240 55 63 165 184 87B us ines s 2,175 2,115 2,079 552 500 508 554 451 508 529 591V is it friends or re latives 1,647 1,641 1,812 394 394 435 418 450 445 451 467Mis ce llaneous 1,197 1,193 1,359 171 252 387 382 207 349 495 309All vis its 7,354 7,516 8,116 1,482 1,858 2,346 1,830 1,582 2,068 2,518 1,948

- of which E U25H oliday 2,311 2,529 2,803 359 703 1,003 464 468 746 1,017 571of which inc lus ive tour 370 577 491 81 203 239 55 63 165 179 84B us ines s 2,142 2,070 2,059 539 494 499 538 450 496 523 590V is it friends or re latives 1,638 1,602 1,773 389 383 431 399 442 436 439 457Mis ce llaneous 1,179 1,169 1,348 169 252 380 368 204 348 488 308All vis its 7,288 7,384 7,998 1,459 1,836 2,317 1,772 1,566 2,029 2,473 1,929

- of which E U15H oliday 2,127 2,320 2,567 322 652 920 426 436 692 914 525of which inc lus ive tour 360 535 473 79 188 216 53 61 161 171 80B us ines s 1,839 1,874 1,744 490 440 453 492 377 445 458 464V is it friends or re latives 1,366 1,298 1,415 327 305 329 337 342 347 353 372Mis ce llaneous 933 975 1,162 150 204 321 301 172 316 430 244All vis its 6,280 6,479 6,901 1,291 1,603 2,026 1,559 1,329 1,803 2,161 1,608

Other C ountriesH oliday 1,183 1,296 1,302 174 254 598 270 215 296 533 258of which inc lus ive tour 97 159 120 17 63 52 27 31 36 27 26B us ines s 1,031 973 1,142 200 255 274 243 237 315 255 334V is it friends or re latives 1,148 1,133 1,277 201 251 424 258 259 262 511 246Mis ce llaneous 666 650 530 160 103 201 186 88 150 199 93All vis its 4,038 4,065 4,260 738 866 1,501 960 801 1,025 1,501 933

Total WorldH oliday 4,968 5,348 5,516 762 1,354 2,200 1,033 898 1,484 2,047 1,088of which inc lus ive tour 666 982 824 121 329 417 115 128 264 283 150B us ines s 4,753 4,546 4,577 1,071 1,082 1,186 1,207 982 1,252 1,089 1,253V is it friends or re latives 3,562 3,590 3,821 751 891 1,079 869 871 897 1,192 861Mis ce llaneous 2,678 2,439 2,417 410 523 758 748 371 621 876 549All vis its 16,002 15,960 16,366 3,001 3,860 5,234 3,866 3,128 4,262 5,217 3,760(of which day vis its ) 131 146 148 31 29 37 50 30 51 39 27

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North AmericaNationality = area of res idence 3,991 3,764 3,222 628 1,071 1,271 794 652 1,054 976 540Nationality = U K 504 393 355 90 106 111 86 77 98 112 68Nationality = other 269 246 242 55 65 78 48 62 53 82 46All nationalities 4,764 4,403 3,820 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204 1,170 654

E uropeNationality = area of res idence 19,966 20,297 20,200 4,322 5,334 5,620 5,021 4,607 5,306 5,794 4,493Nationality = U K 2,668 2,819 2,719 694 660 663 802 712 606 675 726Nationality = other 743 771 757 161 218 196 196 164 212 209 172All nationalities 23,377 23,887 23,675 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123 6,678 5,391

- of which E U27Nationality = area of res idence 18,104 18,502 18,392 3,908 4,901 5,153 4,540 4,171 4,861 5,289 4,071Nationality = U K 2,397 2,539 2,458 628 584 603 724 652 542 613 652Nationality = other 786 783 786 165 216 215 188 184 218 201 183All nationalities 21,287 21,824 21,636 4,701 5,701 5,970 5,451 5,007 5,621 6,102 4,906



Other C ountriesNationality = area of res idence 3,529 3,451 3,448 613 810 1,265 763 707 871 1,174 696Nationality = U K 799 783 728 132 183 275 192 156 164 270 138Nationality = other 244 254 258 43 62 86 64 55 62 93 49All nationalities 4,572 4,488 4,434 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096 1,536 883

Total WorldNationality = area of res idence 28,742 28,784 28,126 5,822 7,560 8,516 6,886 6,248 7,556 8,327 5,995Nationality = U K 3,971 3,994 3,802 916 950 1,049 1,080 945 867 1,057 932All nationalities 32,713 32,778 31,928 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424 9,384 6,927

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LondonNorth Am erica 2,976 2,812 2,420 510 787 909 606 493 795 703 428E urope 9,658 9,637 9,561 2,230 2,466 2,419 2,522 2,209 2,425 2,492 2,434- of which E U 27 8,538 8,516 8,509 1,956 2,201 2,155 2,204 1,990 2,155 2,208 2,156- of which E U 25 8,472 8,379 8,363 1,932 2,178 2,117 2,151 1,974 2,106 2,155 2,129- of which E U 15 7,397 7,345 7,302 1,713 1,926 1,818 1,888 1,695 1,892 1,831 1,885O ther C ountries 2,958 2,891 2,811 544 694 1,015 638 565 720 959 567T otal W orld 15,593 15,340 14,791 3,283 3,948 4,343 3,766 3,267 3,941 4,155 3,428

Other E nglandNorth Am erica 1,844 1,642 1,518 284 436 590 332 322 462 490 245E urope 10,186 10,769 10,860 2,262 2,797 3,087 2,623 2,531 2,770 3,207 2,352- of which E U 27 9,338 9,942 10,028 2,065 2,603 2,870 2,404 2,343 2,561 2,960 2,164- of which E U 25 9,256 9,800 9,901 2,039 2,569 2,834 2,359 2,327 2,527 2,910 2,137- of which E U 15 7,819 8,212 8,048 1,689 2,194 2,368 1,961 1,788 2,035 2,430 1,795O ther C ountries 1,912 1,882 1,902 298 413 739 431 393 435 704 370T otal W orld 13,942 14,293 14,280 2,844 3,647 4,417 3,386 3,246 3,667 4,401 2,967

Total E nglandNorth Am erica 4,278 3,971 3,491 721 1,095 1,309 846 733 1,099 1,052 607E urope 18,997 19,575 19,657 4,352 5,051 5,199 4,972 4,565 5,006 5,454 4,632- of which E U 27 17,160 17,731 17,859 3,905 4,616 4,758 4,453 4,176 4,552 4,943 4,188- of which E U 25 17,033 17,464 17,602 3,858 4,558 4,690 4,359 4,146 4,474 4,847 4,135- of which E U 15 14,625 14,945 14,825 3,300 3,957 3,964 3,724 3,379 3,804 4,067 3,575O ther C ountries 4,311 4,249 4,197 756 994 1,535 964 868 1,032 1,461 837T otal W orld 27,586 27,794 27,346 5,829 7,140 8,043 6,783 6,166 7,137 7,967 6,076

S cotlandNorth Am erica 636 541 456 52 183 213 92 70 152 175 59E urope 1,667 1,900 1,703 307 505 752 336 351 419 662 273- of which E U 27 1,494 1,749 1,546 287 460 697 305 299 390 610 246- of which E U 25 1,485 1,735 1,539 284 453 693 305 299 390 603 246- of which E U 15 1,338 1,533 1,318 252 402 610 269 233 328 528 229O ther C ountries 429 350 316 40 94 148 68 55 89 118 53T otal W orld 2,732 2,791 2,475 400 783 1,112 496 476 660 955 385

WalesNorth Am erica 168 134 106 13 36 65 20 15 40 36 15E urope 823 689 814 84 181 257 168 180 217 289 127- of which E U 27 783 665 773 78 176 249 162 165 210 279 120- of which E U 25 773 664 771 78 176 248 162 165 210 278 119- of which E U 15 709 603 676 68 158 227 150 128 188 252 108O ther C ountries 145 164 151 25 32 80 26 18 52 54 27T otal W orld 1,136 987 1,071 122 249 403 214 212 310 380 169

All R egionsNorth Am erica 4,764 4,403 3,820 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204 1,170 654E urope 23,377 23,887 23,675 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123 6,678 5,391- of which E U 27 21,291 21,825 21,642 4,702 5,702 5,970 5,451 5,009 5,621 6,104 4,908- of which E U 25 21,157 21,534 21,369 4,646 5,638 5,899 5,352 4,976 5,542 6,000 4,852- of which E U 15 18,477 18,741 18,321 4,014 4,976 5,094 4,657 4,143 4,782 5,147 4,249O ther C ountries 4,572 4,488 4,434 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096 1,536 883T otal W orld 32,713 32,778 31,928 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424 9,384 6,927

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C anada 868 852 860 120 265 295 172 173 247 297 143U S A 3,896 3,551 2,959 652 978 1,164 756 619 957 873 510North America 4,764 4,403 3,820 772 1,243 1,459 928 792 1,204 1,170 654

Aus tria 300 290 286 64 68 78 81 64 64 77 81B e lgium 997 995 969 185 260 286 264 196 258 276 239B ulgaria 49 97 101 26 23 14 34 15 39 28 19C zech R epublic 323 398 437 64 108 121 104 114 123 130 70C yprus 122 129 140 32 26 33 38 27 26 43 44D enm ark 526 561 563 140 143 137 140 127 152 161 124E s tonia 41 26 47 3 10 3 9 8 20 11 8F inland 190 198 180 40 63 47 48 50 44 53 34F rance 3,693 3,404 3,636 911 891 816 786 830 991 1,030 784G erm any 3,411 3,376 2,905 606 980 1,041 749 566 765 948 625G ibraltar 50 39 26 11 8 8 13 5 5 6 9G reece 179 166 202 46 29 39 52 64 36 42 60H ungary 278 333 300 67 99 73 93 78 79 77 66Ice land 87 124 72 23 35 22 44 30 9 21 11Iris h R epublic 2,909 2,970 3,069 621 774 786 789 784 782 780 723Italy 1,477 1,615 1,645 345 404 487 379 330 435 466 414L atvia 89 87 71 17 20 25 25 14 14 28 15L ithuania 148 195 156 32 39 80 45 63 34 28 31L uxem bourg 65 88 62 16 10 38 25 20 13 13 16Malta 57 79 84 20 13 22 24 21 13 26 24Netherlands 1,791 1,823 1,811 318 546 478 482 374 528 504 405Norway 638 609 686 158 165 124 162 158 196 176 156P oland 1,326 1,294 1,493 341 292 372 289 417 389 440 246P ortugal 242 280 274 64 71 75 70 82 66 47 79R om ania 85 194 171 30 41 57 66 18 40 76 38S lovakia 242 207 254 43 47 63 54 71 46 59 77S lovenia 68 56 80 12 13 14 17 22 19 13 26S pain 1,981 2,227 1,977 515 546 576 590 515 432 545 486S weden 714 748 742 144 191 211 201 141 217 205 180S witze rland 745 738 701 164 192 188 194 154 171 202 174T urkey 151 142 130 33 28 35 47 37 27 36 30R es t of E urope 403 401 405 87 79 131 104 89 89 130 97E urope 23,377 23,887 23,675 5,177 6,212 6,480 6,018 5,483 6,123 6,678 5,391- of which E U 27 21,287 21,824 21,636 4,701 5,701 5,970 5,451 5,007 5,621 6,102 4,906- of which E U 25 21,154 21,533 21,364 4,645 5,637 5,899 5,352 4,974 5,542 5,998 4,850- of which E U 15 18,477 18,741 18,321 4,014 4,976 5,094 4,657 4,143 4,782 5,147 4,249

E gypt 44 38 41 9 8 13 8 14 5 10 12T unis ia 8 6 8 2 0 3 0 1 1 3 3O ther North Africa 36 33 39 8 6 8 11 9 10 18 3S outh Africa 351 297 279 46 70 107 73 50 88 92 49O ther Africa 304 315 324 56 77 108 75 66 78 116 64Is rae l 164 138 162 24 23 50 40 36 31 50 45U nited Arab E m irates 178 187 232 33 37 73 45 41 44 87 59O ther Middle E as t 282 294 303 58 54 123 59 54 69 120 61H ong K ong (C hina) 154 136 135 26 31 51 29 33 32 44 26O ther C hina 142 178 137 33 36 66 43 27 30 49 30India 367 336 360 62 104 99 71 114 95 95 57J apan 342 308 239 75 77 97 60 57 47 84 51P akis tan 114 93 103 18 23 33 19 27 20 35 21S ri L anka 21 23 24 3 3 10 8 2 8 10 5T hailand 58 69 50 16 19 16 19 12 13 16 9O ther As ia 422 445 419 89 112 148 96 91 116 125 86Aus tralia 956 941 959 130 227 370 214 157 267 345 190New Z ealand 223 227 210 26 61 100 40 28 60 83 39B arbados 11 10 12 2 1 5 2 2 4 4 2J am aica 13 14 4 1 1 11 1 1 2 1 1O ther C aribbean 82 86 55 12 14 39 22 16 7 23 9Mexico 88 58 64 8 14 20 16 14 11 28 12O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 209 252 268 51 57 78 67 64 58 97 49R es t of the W orld 4 3 7 1 0 . 2 2 1 2 2Other C ountries 4,572 4,488 4,434 788 1,055 1,626 1,020 918 1,096 1,536 883

Total World 32,713 32,778 31,928 6,738 8,510 9,565 7,966 7,193 8,424 9,384 6,927

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C anada 483 537 526 69 191 152 125 85 157 167 117U S A 2,908 2,537 2,228 447 646 889 555 389 713 681 446

North America 3,390 3,075 2,754 516 837 1,042 680 473 870 848 563

Aus tria 126 115 131 22 25 42 25 19 26 38 48B e lgium 249 246 247 42 68 65 71 44 79 74 49B ulgaria 19 51 40 7 11 10 23 8 16 11 6C zech R epublic 82 127 123 20 38 43 25 26 28 44 25C yprus 96 80 120 22 28 16 14 15 12 21 72D enm ark 200 238 236 53 65 70 49 51 62 72 51E s tonia 14 9 18 2 3 1 3 0 5 6 6F inland 72 83 84 16 22 26 19 15 23 28 18F rance 1,055 886 1,054 215 209 242 219 202 288 338 227G erm any 1,093 1,206 1,130 214 321 426 245 170 316 384 259G ibraltar 26 17 13 4 4 3 7 2 3 2 5G reece 130 162 153 38 17 31 76 54 23 29 47H ungary 84 97 69 17 42 24 15 17 15 20 17Ice land 54 63 32 13 17 11 23 15 6 8 3Iris h R epublic 907 968 965 231 216 254 267 247 225 248 245Italy 632 683 811 119 149 260 156 141 187 288 196L atvia 31 41 34 7 8 14 12 5 6 18 6L ithuania 62 48 44 9 7 24 9 6 13 16 10L uxem bourg 22 22 23 3 4 8 7 4 4 10 5Malta 37 35 54 10 5 9 11 10 10 13 21Netherlands 502 537 698 86 158 165 128 98 253 235 113Norway 306 281 396 74 77 50 80 71 120 111 94P oland 540 392 519 69 80 137 106 134 125 138 122P ortugal 88 112 115 30 29 34 19 35 22 23 36R om ania 47 81 78 15 11 19 35 8 23 34 13S lovakia 44 67 96 11 20 21 15 22 8 31 35S lovenia 32 17 31 2 7 4 5 4 8 7 12S pain 835 868 816 159 219 292 199 187 150 259 220S weden 297 276 356 54 68 79 75 55 109 104 89S witze rland 340 350 321 64 79 99 109 58 82 95 87T urkey 112 156 113 30 25 36 65 30 15 36 32R es t of E urope 367 428 350 82 92 144 110 94 70 95 91E urope 8,574 8,821 9,352 1,748 2,157 2,691 2,226 1,854 2,367 2,868 2,264- of which E U 27 7,354 7,516 8,116 1,482 1,858 2,346 1,830 1,582 2,068 2,518 1,948- of which E U 25 7,288 7,384 7,998 1,459 1,836 2,317 1,772 1,566 2,029 2,473 1,929- of which E U 15 6,280 6,479 6,901 1,291 1,603 2,026 1,559 1,329 1,803 2,161 1,608

E gypt 47 86 47 12 16 14 44 12 6 15 15T unis ia 7 4 7 1 0 3 0 1 0 2 4O ther North Africa 37 42 52 10 14 15 4 13 13 24 2S outh Africa 261 232 228 47 54 86 44 39 83 64 43O ther Africa 414 340 448 57 78 124 82 76 95 189 87Is rae l 88 86 86 17 15 31 23 22 16 23 25U nited Arab E m irates 200 189 289 34 35 71 49 49 43 132 65O ther Middle E as t 455 529 591 91 78 250 111 101 140 218 131H ong K ong (C hina) 141 123 167 29 17 55 21 27 30 70 40O ther C hina 150 205 168 32 35 105 33 21 56 41 50India 315 267 281 59 68 82 59 86 61 81 53J apan 225 226 165 43 65 82 35 40 37 53 35P akis tan 128 105 84 17 17 44 28 17 14 31 21S ri L anka 12 22 32 7 1 5 10 1 6 13 11T hailand 39 69 35 19 17 11 21 6 9 11 9O ther As ia 337 346 351 77 90 105 75 88 97 92 74Aus tralia 666 668 773 94 153 253 168 118 229 251 175New Z ealand 154 186 140 28 55 73 29 20 32 61 27B arbados 7 4 15 1 0 1 2 2 3 7 3J am aica 12 4 3 0 1 3 0 0 2 1 0O ther C aribbean 59 61 39 13 5 26 18 12 6 14 7Mexico 67 42 40 4 10 13 16 8 4 20 9O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 210 228 213 45 42 50 90 40 41 88 45R es t of the W orld 4 1 5 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4Other C ountries 4,038 4,065 4,260 738 866 1,501 960 801 1,025 1,501 933

Total World 16,002 15,960 16,366 3,001 3,860 5,234 3,866 3,128 4,262 5,217 3,760

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Aus tria 281 260 252 19 24 30 0 6 4B e lgium 265 287 262 328 240 210 404 468 497B ulgaria 34 59 50 10 24 40 4 14 11C zech R epublic 167 244 233 82 104 127 74 50 77C yprus 120 126 139 2 . . 0 3 1D enm ark 490 521 534 29 29 22 7 11 7E s tonia 28 18 34 11 3 . 2 5 12F inland 188 195 164 3 1 11 0 1 5F rance 1,500 1,472 1,428 817 630 755 1,376 1,302 1,452G erm any 2,451 2,354 2,176 806 868 602 155 154 126G ibraltar 50 37 24 . 2 2 . . .G reece 170 158 198 7 4 2 2 5 2H ungary 159 186 198 96 112 78 24 35 23Ice land 86 124 71 . . . 0 . 1Iris h R epublic 2,232 2,324 2,374 657 633 679 20 13 16Italy 1,341 1,512 1,534 115 86 96 22 17 15L atvia 73 82 64 9 3 8 8 3 .L ithuania 69 85 59 69 76 84 9 34 12L uxem bourg 41 51 39 6 8 6 19 29 17Malta 57 78 82 . . 2 0 1 1Netherlands 1,025 1,100 1,028 587 521 567 179 202 216Norway 572 554 633 61 52 49 5 3 5P oland 724 761 918 363 343 389 239 189 187P ortugal 194 243 257 36 33 10 13 4 7R om ania 49 108 104 32 69 50 4 17 17S lovakia 96 108 158 113 75 63 33 24 33S lovenia 52 39 63 16 15 17 . 1 .S pain 1,772 2,034 1,858 149 136 81 60 57 38S weden 701 732 725 8 12 12 5 3 5S witze rland 698 693 645 30 28 41 16 17 14T urkey 115 124 114 36 17 15 1 1 2R es t of E urope 345 374 365 46 18 33 11 8 6E urope 16,141 17,044 16,782 4,544 4,167 4,081 2,692 2,676 2,812- of which E U 27 14,258 15,127 14,910 4,371 4,050 3,941 2,659 2,646 2,784- of which E U 25 14,175 14,960 14,756 4,328 3,957 3,852 2,651 2,615 2,756- of which E U 15 12,648 13,243 12,828 3,567 3,225 3,084 2,262 2,272 2,409

E gypt 40 36 41 3 1 . 1 2 1T unis ia 7 5 8 . . . 1 1 .O ther North Africa 32 32 34 3 1 . 1 . 5S outh Africa 337 281 265 6 5 6 9 11 7O ther Africa 299 303 312 0 3 8 4 10 4Is rae l 156 133 156 4 1 3 4 3 3U nited Arab E m irates 164 182 225 8 2 1 6 4 6O ther Middle E as t 275 286 290 1 . 4 6 8 10H ong K ong (C hina) 148 131 129 2 . . 4 5 7O ther C hina 131 174 126 1 . 4 11 4 7India 348 314 278 6 6 70 13 15 12J apan 295 265 201 8 . 3 39 43 35P akis tan 111 90 96 . . 6 3 3 1S ri L anka 18 23 23 3 . . . . 1T hailand 55 67 49 2 . 1 1 2 .O ther As ia 343 366 339 19 20 20 60 60 60Aus tralia 826 821 798 68 57 87 63 63 73New Z ealand 196 202 179 11 12 14 16 14 16B arbados 11 10 12 . . . 0 . .J am aica 13 11 4 . 3 . . . .O ther C aribbean 79 78 51 . 4 1 3 4 3Mexico 65 51 44 6 . 9 17 8 11O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 176 202 217 4 17 12 29 32 40R es t of the W orld 4 2 5 . . . 1 2 1Other C ountries 4,126 4,063 3,883 154 132 249 292 293 302

Total World 24,588 25,089 24,068 4,858 4,459 4,491 3,267 3,230 3,369

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Aus tria 240 249 240 26 20 21 34 21 25B e lgium 737 759 688 109 91 119 151 145 162B ulgaria 40 94 93 5 2 6 3 2 2C zech R epublic 292 351 400 13 25 20 18 22 17C yprus 51 48 66 61 70 66 10 12 7D enm ark 480 505 506 24 30 29 21 26 28E s tonia 36 23 46 1 2 1 3 1 .F inland 171 184 164 8 7 5 11 7 10F rance 2,893 2,644 2,923 552 539 515 248 221 197G erm any 2,853 2,757 2,393 328 359 270 231 261 242G ibraltar 7 7 5 42 27 20 1 6 1G reece 139 144 171 27 17 21 12 5 10H ungary 261 312 278 5 11 17 13 10 6Ice land 85 110 68 . 4 2 2 10 1Iris h R epublic 2,268 2,265 2,296 312 340 375 329 365 397Italy 1,317 1,438 1,453 80 97 116 80 80 76L atvia 82 78 66 1 1 . 6 8 5L ithuania 146 191 154 . 1 1 2 3 1L uxem bourg 17 41 21 14 28 17 34 19 24Malta 44 60 68 10 12 14 3 6 2Netherlands 1,536 1,552 1,544 151 174 151 104 97 116Norway 577 543 616 41 26 33 20 39 37P oland 1,299 1,269 1,458 17 11 18 10 14 17P ortugal 190 231 215 40 37 46 12 11 13R om ania 78 185 164 5 5 3 2 4 3S lovakia 231 199 242 2 4 6 8 4 7S lovenia 67 44 77 . . 2 1 11 0S pain 1,275 1,444 1,230 573 625 596 133 158 151S weden 642 662 669 38 37 27 34 48 46S witze rland 423 400 424 133 172 141 189 166 136T urkey 131 117 105 15 18 15 5 7 10R es t of E urope 349 344 335 34 28 43 20 29 27E urope 19,966 20,297 20,200 2,668 2,819 2,719 743 771 757- of which E U 27 18,104 18,502 18,392 2,397 2,539 2,458 786 783 786- of which E U 25 17,978 18,176 18,093 2,387 2,532 2,449 789 824 822- of which E U 15 15,342 15,432 15,086 2,283 2,401 2,310 851 908 926

E gypt 28 29 25 11 6 7 5 4 9T unis ia 5 4 4 1 0 1 2 1 3O ther North Africa 25 19 27 4 7 5 7 7 8S outh Africa 243 218 199 79 56 52 29 22 27O ther Africa 225 235 240 47 50 57 32 31 27Is rae l 134 111 133 19 19 18 11 7 12U nited Arab E m irates 25 22 32 95 90 117 58 75 83O ther Middle E as t 171 184 204 64 61 60 46 49 39H ong K ong (C hina) 44 43 32 58 55 56 52 38 47O ther C hina 110 134 93 16 25 20 16 19 24India 342 311 339 16 18 14 9 7 7J apan 310 276 221 21 16 10 12 16 8P akis tan 107 86 92 5 4 6 1 3 5S ri L anka 16 21 22 4 2 2 1 1 0T hailand 29 33 24 21 27 18 7 9 8O ther As ia 322 323 318 63 79 63 37 43 38Aus tralia 761 734 783 151 146 128 44 61 47New Z ealand 155 150 143 57 66 55 11 12 11B arbados 5 7 6 5 2 4 2 . 2J am aica 6 12 3 4 1 1 3 0 0O ther C aribbean 29 25 23 38 36 22 15 24 11Mexico 74 54 54 3 3 3 10 2 8O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 172 209 227 14 12 8 23 31 33R es t of the W orld 1 1 2 2 0 1 1 2 3Other C ountries 3,529 3,451 3,448 799 783 728 244 254 258

Total World 28,742 28,784 28,126 3,971 3,994 3,802 . . .


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2006 2007 2008P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3 q420071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,714 2,681 2,758 533 671 828 649 647 709 829 572of which inc lus ive tour 946 850 853 176 232 248 195 192 220 255 186B us ines s 921 869 705 238 250 198 183 167 211 148 178V is it friends or re latives 960 926 951 195 201 320 209 212 236 306 197Mis ce llaneous 106 112 109 20 23 24 44 15 38 29 27All vis its 4,702 4,587 4,523 987 1,146 1,370 1,085 1,041 1,194 1,313 974

E uropeH oliday 36,931 37,159 36,984 5,754 9,908 14,550 6,947 6,358 10,130 14,078 6,418of which inc lus ive tour 14,874 14,671 13,897 1,998 4,112 6,055 2,505 2,287 3,848 5,376 2,385B us ines s 7,097 7,161 7,016 1,732 1,998 1,495 1,936 1,590 1,921 1,642 1,864V is it friends or re latives 8,421 8,560 8,554 1,808 2,083 2,630 2,040 2,044 2,234 2,535 1,741Mis ce llaneous 2,721 2,308 1,795 544 546 513 704 397 521 368 509All vis its 55,170 55,188 54,349 9,838 14,534 19,188 11,627 10,388 14,806 18,623 10,532

- of which E U27H oliday 34,449 34,566 34,034 5,414 9,283 13,337 6,533 5,964 9,397 12,682 5,990of which inc lus ive tour 13,598 13,418 12,421 1,914 3,796 5,389 2,319 2,184 3,484 4,591 2,162B us ines s 6,415 6,456 6,367 1,544 1,811 1,362 1,739 1,432 1,747 1,501 1,687V is it friends or re latives 7,829 7,920 7,907 1,682 1,950 2,371 1,917 1,868 2,100 2,327 1,612Mis ce llaneous 2,621 2,243 1,710 530 530 490 694 382 485 347 497All vis its 51,314 51,186 50,018 9,170 13,573 17,560 10,883 9,647 13,729 16,857 9,786



Other C ountriesH oliday 5,642 5,597 5,652 1,471 1,366 1,415 1,344 1,636 1,346 1,404 1,265of which inc lus ive tour 3,131 3,153 3,118 752 787 839 775 818 752 833 715B us ines s 1,083 989 994 248 250 212 278 253 258 237 247V is it friends or re latives 2,582 2,729 2,814 838 592 724 574 885 719 650 560Mis ce llaneous 357 361 313 114 89 90 69 79 68 94 72All vis its 9,664 9,675 9,772 2,671 2,297 2,442 2,265 2,853 2,390 2,385 2,144

Total WorldH oliday 45,287 45,437 45,393 7,759 11,944 16,793 8,940 8,641 12,186 16,312 8,255of which inc lus ive tour 18,951 18,674 17,867 2,926 5,131 7,142 3,476 3,297 4,820 6,464 3,287B us ines s 9,102 9,018 8,715 2,218 2,498 1,906 2,396 2,010 2,389 2,027 2,289V is it friends or re latives 11,963 12,214 12,318 2,841 2,876 3,674 2,823 3,141 3,188 3,491 2,498Mis ce llaneous 3,184 2,781 2,217 678 658 627 818 491 627 491 609All vis its 69,536 69,450 68,644 13,496 17,977 23,000 14,978 14,283 18,391 22,320 13,650(of which day vis its ) 2,626 2,557 2,103 526 700 621 709 362 610 509 621

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2006 2007 2008P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3 q420071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,704 2,665 2,732 533 664 820 647 647 709 805 571of which inc lus ive tour 945 841 839 176 230 241 194 192 220 241 186B us ines s 919 868 703 237 250 198 183 167 211 147 177V is it friends or re latives 958 924 950 195 200 320 209 212 236 306 196Mis ce llaneous 106 112 109 20 23 24 44 15 38 29 27All vis its 4,688 4,569 4,494 986 1,138 1,362 1,083 1,041 1,194 1,287 972

E uropeH oliday 29,132 29,121 28,851 4,627 7,666 11,436 5,392 4,848 7,983 11,109 4,911of which inc lus ive tour 11,944 12,062 11,323 1,623 3,343 5,043 2,053 1,779 3,065 4,585 1,893B us ines s 5,498 5,690 5,506 1,370 1,633 1,117 1,571 1,215 1,509 1,275 1,506V is it friends or re latives 6,714 6,758 6,822 1,437 1,610 2,106 1,605 1,632 1,814 1,997 1,379Mis ce llaneous 1,246 1,035 809 283 241 246 265 225 234 175 174All vis its 42,590 42,603 41,988 7,716 11,150 14,905 8,832 7,921 11,541 14,557 7,969

- of which E U27H oliday 26,757 26,672 26,074 4,319 7,071 10,297 4,985 4,486 7,283 9,808 4,497of which inc lus ive tour 10,713 10,856 9,893 1,548 3,034 4,407 1,868 1,679 2,710 3,830 1,674B us ines s 4,827 5,008 4,862 1,188 1,450 988 1,383 1,058 1,338 1,136 1,331V is it friends or re latives 6,137 6,131 6,199 1,315 1,479 1,852 1,485 1,463 1,684 1,799 1,252Mis ce llaneous 1,164 972 725 270 224 223 255 212 197 154 162All vis its 38,884 38,783 37,860 7,092 10,224 13,360 8,108 7,219 10,502 12,897 7,242

- of which E U25H oliday 26,521 26,415 25,770 4,264 7,016 10,163 4,971 4,440 7,224 9,640 4,466of which inc lus ive tour 10,552 10,709 9,704 1,518 2,994 4,329 1,868 1,654 2,674 3,716 1,660B us ines s 4,777 4,965 4,810 1,177 1,440 980 1,367 1,046 1,323 1,123 1,318V is it friends or re latives 6,061 6,060 6,088 1,301 1,464 1,825 1,469 1,444 1,652 1,762 1,229Mis ce llaneous 1,140 949 712 265 224 210 251 211 192 150 159All vis its 38,499 38,388 37,381 7,008 10,144 13,179 8,058 7,142 10,391 12,676 7,172

- of which E U15H oliday 23,859 23,903 23,348 3,925 6,365 9,210 4,404 4,094 6,560 8,757 3,938of which inc lus ive tour 9,458 9,635 8,717 1,391 2,707 3,890 1,646 1,538 2,400 3,357 1,422B us ines s 4,391 4,589 4,428 1,096 1,305 904 1,283 966 1,205 1,041 1,215V is it friends or re latives 4,929 4,747 4,693 1,015 1,175 1,448 1,109 1,080 1,296 1,322 995Mis ce llaneous 1,021 820 613 239 188 173 219 189 157 129 138All vis its 34,200 34,059 33,082 6,274 9,033 11,736 7,016 6,328 9,218 11,249 6,286

Other C ountriesH oliday 5,171 5,091 5,001 1,389 1,245 1,252 1,204 1,501 1,166 1,222 1,113of which inc lus ive tour 2,669 2,654 2,482 671 668 677 638 684 577 653 567B us ines s 1,082 985 988 247 248 212 277 248 257 237 246V is it friends or re latives 2,573 2,720 2,810 836 592 719 573 885 719 646 560Mis ce llaneous 357 361 312 114 89 90 69 79 68 93 72All vis its 9,183 9,157 9,111 2,586 2,174 2,274 2,123 2,714 2,209 2,197 1,991

Total WorldH oliday 37,007 36,877 36,585 6,550 9,575 13,509 7,243 6,996 9,858 13,136 6,595of which inc lus ive tour 15,559 15,557 14,643 2,469 4,241 5,962 2,885 2,656 3,862 5,480 2,646B us ines s 7,499 7,543 7,197 1,854 2,132 1,527 2,030 1,631 1,977 1,659 1,929V is it friends or re latives 10,245 10,402 10,582 2,468 2,402 3,145 2,387 2,729 2,769 2,949 2,135Mis ce llaneous 1,710 1,508 1,230 417 352 360 378 320 340 297 274All vis its 56,460 56,329 55,593 11,288 14,462 18,540 12,039 11,676 14,944 18,041 10,933(of which day vis its ) 782 734 651 178 198 135 222 145 162 147 198

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2006 2007 2008P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3 q4#### 20072 20073 20074 #### 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 10 16 26 . 7 8 2 . . 25 1of which inc lus ive tour 0 9 14 . 2 6 1 . . 14 1B us ines s 2 1 2 1 . . . . . 1 1V is it friends or re latives 2 1 1 . 1 0 0 . . 1 0Mis ce llaneous . . . . . . . . . . .A ll vis its 14 18 29 1 8 8 2 . . 26 2

E uropeH oliday 7,799 8,038 8,132 1,128 2,242 3,113 1,555 1,510 2,147 2,968 1,507of which inc lus ive tour 2,930 2,609 2,573 375 770 1,012 452 508 783 790 492B us ines s 1,599 1,471 1,511 362 365 379 365 374 412 367 358V is it friends or re latives 1,707 1,803 1,731 371 473 524 435 412 419 538 362Mis ce llaneous 1,475 1,273 987 261 305 267 439 171 287 193 335All vis its 12,581 12,585 12,361 2,122 3,385 4,283 2,795 2,467 3,265 4,066 2,562

- of which E U27H oliday 7,692 7,895 7,960 1,095 2,212 3,040 1,548 1,478 2,114 2,875 1,493of which inc lus ive tour 2,885 2,562 2,528 366 762 982 451 505 775 761 488B us ines s 1,588 1,448 1,505 356 361 375 356 374 410 365 356V is it friends or re latives 1,692 1,789 1,709 367 471 518 432 405 415 528 360Mis ce llaneous 1,458 1,271 985 259 305 267 439 171 287 192 335All vis its 12,430 12,403 12,158 2,078 3,349 4,200 2,776 2,428 3,227 3,960 2,544



Other C ountriesH oliday 471 506 650 82 121 163 140 135 181 183 152of which inc lus ive tour 462 499 636 81 118 162 137 133 175 179 149B us ines s 2 4 6 1 2 . 1 4 1 . 1V is it friends or re latives 9 9 4 2 0 6 1 . 0 4 .Mis ce llaneous . . 1 . . . . . . 1 .All vis its 482 518 661 85 123 168 142 139 182 187 153

Total WorldH oliday 8,280 8,560 8,808 1,210 2,369 3,284 1,697 1,645 2,327 3,176 1,660of which inc lus ive tour 3,392 3,117 3,224 457 890 1,180 590 642 958 984 641B us ines s 1,603 1,475 1,519 364 367 379 366 378 412 368 360V is it friends or re latives 1,718 1,813 1,736 373 474 529 436 412 420 542 363Mis ce llaneous 1,475 1,273 988 261 305 267 439 171 287 194 335All vis its 13,076 13,121 13,050 2,208 3,515 4,460 2,939 2,607 3,447 4,279 2,717(of which day vis its ) 1,844 1,823 1,452 348 502 486 487 218 448 362 424

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Table 21Spending abroad by UK res idents by area and purpose of vis it £million

2006 2007 2008P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3 q4#### 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaH oliday 2,600 2,664 2,711 464 700 883 616 554 753 877 527of which inc lus ive tour 1,009 938 952 145 270 330 192 176 271 300 206B us ines s 920 903 790 264 240 235 164 174 232 157 227V is it friends or re latives 502 495 490 121 91 173 110 118 108 163 101Mis ce llaneous 120 164 148 14 57 31 61 19 49 22 59All vis its 4,142 4,226 4,139 864 1,088 1,323 952 865 1,141 1,218 914

E uropeH oliday 15,439 16,191 17,338 2,335 4,073 7,049 2,733 2,740 4,377 7,620 2,601of which inc lus ive tour 6,666 7,170 7,227 921 1,837 3,330 1,082 1,166 1,870 3,080 1,112B us ines s 2,807 2,956 3,093 612 837 681 826 659 942 747 745V is it friends or re latives 2,090 2,075 2,273 405 476 729 465 566 533 746 428Mis ce llaneous 1,007 921 700 163 257 231 269 162 198 191 149All vis its 21,344 22,142 23,404 3,516 5,643 8,690 4,293 4,128 6,050 9,303 3,922

- of which E U27H oliday 14,233 14,773 15,794 2,140 3,771 6,431 2,431 2,539 4,026 6,830 2,398of which inc lus ive tour 6,053 6,501 6,439 867 1,674 2,966 994 1,103 1,684 2,650 1,002B us ines s 2,451 2,601 2,698 522 742 613 724 570 821 668 639V is it friends or re latives 1,892 1,878 2,062 368 445 634 430 511 495 668 387Mis ce llaneous 958 865 628 157 253 191 264 138 174 176 140All vis its 19,534 20,117 21,181 3,187 5,211 7,869 3,849 3,758 5,517 8,342 3,564

- of which E U25H oliday 14,141 14,643 15,641 2,116 3,745 6,358 2,424 2,518 4,000 6,735 2,388of which inc lus ive tour 5,991 6,422 6,338 854 1,655 2,919 994 1,090 1,665 2,587 996B us ines s 2,418 2,565 2,673 517 739 609 700 564 815 661 633V is it friends or re latives 1,853 1,845 1,997 359 439 621 425 490 482 649 376Mis ce llaneous 935 859 623 154 253 188 264 138 173 174 138All vis its 19,348 19,912 20,935 3,147 5,176 7,776 3,813 3,710 5,469 8,218 3,537

- of which E U15H oliday 12,947 13,463 14,364 1,991 3,457 5,821 2,195 2,359 3,668 6,203 2,133of which inc lus ive tour 5,438 5,826 5,755 801 1,513 2,624 888 1,038 1,505 2,351 862B us ines s 2,221 2,376 2,469 473 667 579 656 512 745 623 589V is it friends or re latives 1,342 1,285 1,328 248 313 446 278 283 326 439 280Mis ce llaneous 864 769 527 142 223 156 248 120 143 141 124All vis its 17,374 17,893 18,688 2,855 4,660 7,001 3,377 3,274 4,882 7,407 3,126

Other C ountriesH oliday 5,261 5,095 5,355 1,502 1,241 1,181 1,171 1,640 1,163 1,308 1,244of which inc lus ive tour 2,694 2,732 2,795 779 667 616 670 755 586 751 703B us ines s 1,340 1,263 1,256 348 318 290 307 330 312 298 317V is it friends or re latives 1,694 1,805 1,937 541 444 459 360 675 489 368 405Mis ce llaneous 631 482 432 137 100 154 92 124 68 143 97All vis its 8,926 8,645 8,980 2,528 2,103 2,084 1,930 2,768 2,033 2,117 2,063

Total WorldH oliday 23,300 23,949 25,404 4,302 6,013 9,114 4,520 4,934 6,293 9,805 4,372of which inc lus ive tour 10,369 10,839 10,975 1,845 2,774 4,277 1,944 2,097 2,727 4,130 2,021B us ines s 5,067 5,122 5,139 1,224 1,396 1,205 1,297 1,163 1,486 1,202 1,289V is it friends or re latives 4,286 4,375 4,700 1,068 1,011 1,361 935 1,359 1,130 1,276 934Mis ce llaneous 1,759 1,567 1,280 315 414 416 422 305 316 355 305All vis its 34,411 35,013 36,523 6,908 8,834 12,097 7,174 7,761 9,225 12,638 6,899(of which day vis its ) 306 324 243 69 99 62 94 43 64 62 73

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2006 2007 2008P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3 q420071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

North AmericaNationality = U K 4,247 4,138 4,012 872 1,019 1,269 979 914 1,075 1,155 868Nationality = area of vis it 208 201 258 59 51 38 53 58 62 86 52Nationality = other 246 248 253 56 76 62 53 70 56 72 54All nationalities 4,702 4,587 4,523 987 1,146 1,370 1,085 1,041 1,194 1,313 974

E uropeNationality = U K 47,745 47,420 46,402 8,182 12,569 16,904 9,764 8,515 12,644 16,326 8,917Nationality = area of vis it 5,278 5,569 5,869 1,229 1,349 1,666 1,326 1,457 1,582 1,700 1,130Nationality = other 2,147 2,199 2,078 427 616 618 538 416 580 597 485All nationalities 55,170 55,188 54,349 9,838 14,534 19,188 11,627 10,388 14,806 18,623 10,532

- of which E U27Nationality = U K 44,376 43,967 42,630 7,625 11,760 15,444 9,138 7,932 11,693 14,727 8,278Nationality = area of vis it 4,864 5,097 5,356 1,126 1,239 1,511 1,221 1,317 1,465 1,550 1,024Nationality = other 2,073 2,122 2,033 418 575 605 524 398 571 580 484All nationalities 51,314 51,186 50,018 9,170 13,573 17,560 10,883 9,647 13,729 16,857 9,786

- of which E U25Nationality = U K 44,070 43,641 42,253 7,554 11,696 15,285 9,107 7,870 11,614 14,540 8,229Nationality = area of vis it 4,767 4,988 5,189 1,103 1,216 1,473 1,196 1,287 1,415 1,491 996Nationality = other 2,086 2,154 2,070 424 582 618 530 403 587 591 490All nationalities 50,923 50,782 49,513 9,081 13,493 17,376 10,832 9,560 13,616 16,622 9,715

- of which E U15Nationality = U K 40,868 40,587 39,374 7,119 10,878 14,193 8,397 7,420 10,825 13,527 7,602Nationality = area of vis it 3,395 3,288 3,336 737 813 966 772 801 931 937 667Nationality = other 2,168 2,284 2,244 443 606 666 569 434 643 630 536All nationalities 46,431 46,159 44,954 8,300 12,297 15,824 9,738 8,656 12,399 15,095 8,805

Other C ountriesNationality = U K 8,280 8,218 8,208 2,240 1,958 2,095 1,925 2,442 2,017 1,949 1,800Nationality = area of vis it 1,057 1,128 1,176 338 250 279 261 299 288 337 253Nationality = other 327 329 388 93 89 68 79 112 85 99 92All nationalities 9,664 9,675 9,772 2,671 2,297 2,442 2,265 2,853 2,390 2,385 2,144

Total WorldNationality = U K 60,273 59,777 58,622 11,294 15,546 20,269 12,668 11,871 15,736 19,430 11,584Nationality = area of vis it 9,263 9,674 10,022 2,202 2,431 2,731 2,310 2,412 2,654 2,890 2,066All nationalities 69,536 69,450 68,644 13,496 17,977 23,000 14,978 14,283 18,391 22,320 13,650

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2006 2007 2008P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3 q420071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 716 664 594 93 165 305 101 139 149 238 68U S A 3,986 3,923 3,929 894 980 1,065 984 902 1,045 1,075 906North America 4,702 4,587 4,523 987 1,146 1,370 1,085 1,041 1,194 1,313 974

Aus tria 702 696 796 293 146 156 101 421 123 163 88B e lgium 1,815 1,870 1,778 353 506 498 514 321 498 462 497B ulgaria 307 317 361 72 70 148 27 61 79 183 37C zech R epublic 775 654 571 126 150 218 159 169 127 148 127C yprus 1,311 1,275 1,283 119 358 554 244 147 354 534 248D enm ark 395 355 317 67 99 89 101 45 98 111 63E s tonia 85 83 53 15 26 23 19 16 13 17 6F inland 191 214 183 47 38 33 95 38 23 30 91F rance 10,854 11,201 10,859 2,159 2,931 3,865 2,246 2,297 2,913 3,604 2,045G erm any 2,698 2,686 2,678 559 667 761 699 557 687 766 668G ibraltar 55 82 95 11 20 28 23 20 34 22 20G reece 2,436 2,511 2,086 54 682 1,460 316 59 557 1,243 227H ungary 304 291 276 54 86 78 73 59 72 79 66Ice land 99 103 89 22 30 28 22 17 26 23 23Iris h R epublic 4,682 4,205 3,976 900 1,100 1,140 1,064 914 1,129 1,093 840Italy 3,380 3,569 3,352 622 964 1,352 630 612 1,019 1,169 553L atvia 90 112 78 24 31 26 31 12 18 25 22L ithuania 97 107 102 20 18 34 36 26 17 39 19L uxem bourg 112 118 119 31 17 25 45 27 39 27 26Malta 507 478 495 63 112 170 133 52 147 188 107Netherlands 2,410 2,239 1,963 505 603 594 537 469 509 478 507Norway 368 332 307 83 80 113 56 80 85 81 61P oland 1,236 1,552 1,576 329 398 443 383 393 442 464 277P ortugal 1,937 2,177 2,534 341 614 789 433 400 751 940 442R om ania 84 87 145 17 9 36 25 26 33 53 33S lovakia 143 131 169 27 38 38 28 41 35 56 38S lovenia 85 72 77 20 14 24 14 19 21 26 12S pain 14,428 13,869 13,820 2,272 3,827 4,922 2,849 2,415 3,920 4,840 2,646S weden 390 446 493 95 103 140 108 80 132 168 113S witze rland 1,120 1,194 1,149 366 278 306 244 409 247 319 174T urkey 1,408 1,532 1,940 78 351 830 272 96 496 1,008 340R es t of E urope 665 627 630 93 169 264 102 90 160 265 115E urope 55,170 55,188 54,349 9,838 14,534 19,188 11,627 10,388 14,806 18,623 10,532- of which E U 27 51,314 51,186 50,018 9,170 13,573 17,560 10,883 9,647 13,729 16,857 9,786- of which E U 25 50,923 50,782 49,513 9,081 13,493 17,376 10,832 9,560 13,616 16,622 9,715- of which E U 15 46,431 46,159 44,954 8,300 12,297 15,824 9,738 8,656 12,399 15,095 8,805

E gypt 694 510 660 137 125 98 151 193 96 179 192T unis ia 291 382 352 66 119 112 85 77 98 94 84O ther North Africa 392 584 519 174 129 147 133 152 129 130 108S outh Africa 542 479 425 160 85 87 147 175 87 76 87O ther Africa 801 772 792 167 171 252 182 189 180 230 193Is rae l 117 138 113 55 18 26 40 31 23 43 16U nited Arab E m irates 495 513 639 113 141 122 136 181 176 120 162O ther Middle E as t 287 293 352 73 76 79 66 98 83 77 95H ong K ong (C hina) 187 215 167 33 52 77 53 38 46 44 40O ther C hina 324 291 317 31 82 89 89 82 64 89 82India 958 972 929 356 218 188 209 356 191 162 220J apan 139 139 130 34 36 27 42 24 42 29 34P akis tan 415 409 386 101 89 138 81 98 120 95 73S ri L anka 150 101 72 28 13 34 25 27 15 14 16T hailand 423 404 381 105 107 114 78 122 92 82 86O ther As ia 623 596 653 158 145 160 132 176 169 187 121Aus tralia 593 532 493 210 140 81 100 205 133 79 75New Z ealand 221 206 166 102 38 32 34 90 35 19 23B arbados 169 186 184 35 67 43 41 38 40 63 42J am aica 187 179 175 59 41 49 29 41 51 50 33O ther C aribbean 684 680 580 216 132 199 133 164 186 118 112Mexico 216 243 333 57 76 60 50 60 91 133 48O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 295 344 303 118 74 62 89 101 68 81 53R es t of the W orld 464 507 652 82 123 163 140 135 176 190 150Other C ountries 9,664 9,675 9,772 2,671 2,297 2,442 2,265 2,853 2,390 2,385 2,144

Total World 69,536 69,450 68,644 13,496 17,977 23,000 14,978 14,283 18,391 22,320 13,650

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2006 2007 2008P q1 q2 q3 q4 q1 q2 q3 q420071 20072 20073 20074 20081 20082 20083 20084

C anada 597 540 534 60 145 261 74 105 148 211 70U S A 3,545 3,686 3,605 804 943 1,061 878 760 993 1,008 844North America 4,142 4,226 4,139 864 1,088 1,323 952 865 1,141 1,218 914

Aus tria 380 357 469 163 68 79 46 274 60 85 49B e lgium 423 441 447 93 116 118 114 78 127 132 110B ulgaria 126 151 178 33 31 74 12 33 34 95 16C zech R epublic 256 235 225 43 57 80 54 61 60 55 49C yprus 714 690 784 65 169 333 123 92 201 344 146D enm ark 137 120 106 18 37 28 38 10 32 42 22E s tonia 37 32 34 6 10 9 7 5 9 18 2F inland 79 97 88 20 27 11 40 14 9 15 50F rance 3,796 3,830 4,019 761 971 1,398 700 907 977 1,459 676G erm any 859 864 916 158 233 253 220 182 261 263 210G ibraltar 18 33 36 5 3 18 7 6 17 6 7G reece 1,231 1,304 1,171 15 328 815 146 23 286 755 106H ungary 127 120 109 20 48 29 23 17 32 29 30Ice land 63 52 47 8 11 19 14 6 14 14 13Iris h R epublic 1,118 1,008 1,073 200 256 329 222 197 357 340 179Italy 1,565 1,829 1,782 223 497 840 269 257 542 737 245L atvia 39 53 30 8 20 16 9 5 5 13 8L ithuania 54 61 58 8 12 22 18 17 8 27 6L uxem bourg 47 47 98 8 10 6 24 22 38 21 17Malta 199 218 270 25 48 88 56 29 90 103 49Netherlands 702 656 601 130 196 178 153 133 166 158 144Norway 158 153 131 34 39 57 23 29 40 39 24P oland 535 611 702 109 152 203 146 211 178 211 102P ortugal 863 1,032 1,237 137 275 434 187 165 348 532 192R om ania 60 54 68 7 4 19 25 14 14 28 12S lovakia 54 39 62 10 11 11 8 12 9 25 15S lovenia 34 26 44 7 4 11 3 7 10 15 11S pain 6,022 6,120 6,494 896 1,603 2,443 1,178 987 1,635 2,792 1,081S weden 136 170 169 34 38 63 36 21 40 69 39S witze rland 473 637 525 195 118 128 196 194 107 162 62T urkey 625 723 978 35 154 416 118 57 238 531 153R es t of E urope 397 361 434 42 91 155 73 59 102 183 90E urope 21,344 22,142 23,404 3,516 5,643 8,690 4,293 4,128 6,050 9,303 3,922- of which E U 27 19,534 20,117 21,181 3,187 5,211 7,869 3,849 3,758 5,517 8,342 3,564- of which E U 25 19,348 19,912 20,935 3,147 5,176 7,776 3,813 3,710 5,469 8,218 3,537- of which E U 15 17,374 17,893 18,688 2,855 4,660 7,001 3,377 3,274 4,882 7,407 3,126

E gypt 342 312 450 83 74 64 91 135 54 132 130T unis ia 105 134 158 22 36 48 29 46 35 41 36O ther North Africa 195 321 308 81 77 103 60 85 82 85 56S outh Africa 581 452 376 168 80 50 154 186 57 71 62O ther Africa 690 799 698 145 183 298 172 133 164 213 188Is rae l 67 73 70 28 14 13 18 15 15 31 9U nited Arab E m irates 406 486 609 103 147 100 135 166 140 86 216O ther Middle E as t 247 227 275 73 52 48 54 77 47 65 86H ong K ong (C hina) 154 159 168 21 41 52 45 30 58 37 43O ther C hina 293 283 316 29 90 75 89 69 64 74 109India 748 793 838 314 176 157 146 349 132 173 184J apan 128 140 116 34 33 36 38 20 35 28 33P akis tan 335 288 266 69 69 101 50 72 75 58 62S ri L anka 118 79 66 21 16 25 17 26 13 10 17T hailand 501 474 487 124 143 121 85 170 112 109 97O ther As ia 637 622 641 165 175 144 138 173 164 179 126Aus tralia 962 817 784 324 201 161 131 328 205 109 140New Z ealand 335 337 263 156 51 57 73 140 59 30 35B arbados 285 195 193 45 73 47 30 32 40 68 53J am aica 121 132 165 39 41 37 17 32 37 60 36O ther C aribbean 490 529 411 179 114 149 88 138 122 84 67Mexico 168 245 332 70 69 69 37 64 77 126 65O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 333 360 388 122 74 59 105 166 82 78 61R es t of the W orld 684 386 603 112 75 71 128 117 164 170 152Other C ountries 8,926 8,645 8,980 2,528 2,103 2,084 1,930 2,768 2,033 2,117 2,063

Total World 34,411 35,013 36,523 6,908 8,834 12,097 7,174 7,761 9,225 12,638 6,899

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Aus tria 563 651 556 108 28 191 31 17 49B e lgium 406 314 340 704 768 612 705 788 826B ulgaria 307 310 350 . 4 10 . 2 1C zech R epublic 752 619 545 19 27 24 3 8 3C yprus 1,311 1,275 1,281 . . 3 . 1 .D enm ark 377 340 294 17 11 17 1 4 5E s tonia 85 83 53 . . . . . .F inland 190 213 182 1 1 1 . . .F rance 4,231 4,360 4,332 3,325 3,695 3,291 3,298 3,147 3,236G erm any 2,186 2,146 2,133 346 335 309 166 205 236G ibraltar 55 82 95 . . . . . .G reece 2,428 2,506 2,082 8 4 2 . 1 2H ungary 297 283 264 5 7 11 3 1 1Ice land 99 103 89 . . . 0 . .Iris h R epublic 2,902 2,421 2,323 1,781 1,784 1,654 . . .Ita ly 3,073 3,350 3,123 251 137 164 56 82 65L atvia 90 111 76 . 1 . . . 2L ithuania 92 96 93 5 11 8 . . .L uxem bourg 62 61 65 17 22 6 33 35 48Malta 507 478 495 . . . . . .Netherlands 1,674 1,609 1,256 539 499 559 197 132 148Norway 341 286 266 27 44 41 . 2 1P oland 1,096 1,330 1,387 73 126 131 67 96 58P ortugal 1,913 2,142 2,488 18 30 44 6 4 2R om ania 79 84 130 4 2 14 1 . 2S lovakia 127 117 153 9 9 14 7 4 1S lovenia 84 69 72 2 3 4 . . 1S pain 13,810 13,510 13,424 574 301 341 44 58 56S weden 385 435 482 4 9 10 . 3 1S witze rland 1,034 1,091 1,033 55 64 60 31 39 57T urkey 1,408 1,526 1,936 . 2 2 . 3 2R es t of E urope 628 600 589 35 23 33 3 4 8E urope 42,590 42,603 41,988 7,927 7,947 7,553 4,653 4,637 4,808- of which E U 27 38,884 38,783 37,860 7,810 7,814 7,417 4,620 4,589 4,741- of which E U 25 38,499 38,388 37,381 7,806 7,808 7,394 4,619 4,586 4,738- of which E U 15 34,200 34,059 33,082 7,693 7,623 7,199 4,538 4,477 4,673

E gypt 692 510 660 2 . . . . .T unis ia 287 381 351 4 . . . 1 1O ther North Africa 386 574 509 3 9 8 3 1 2S outh Africa 542 479 425 . . . . . .O ther Africa 799 771 787 . . 5 2 1 .Is rae l 117 138 112 . . . . . 1U nited Arab E m irates 495 512 639 . . . . 1 .O ther Middle E as t 287 293 351 . . 1 . . .H ong K ong (C hina) 187 215 167 . . . . . .O ther C hina 323 291 317 . . . 1 . .India 958 970 928 . 2 . . . 1J apan 139 139 130 . . . . . .P akis tan 415 409 386 . . . . . .S ri L anka 150 101 72 . . . . . .T hailand 423 404 381 . . . . . .O ther As ia 622 594 651 . . . 2 2 2Aus tralia 593 532 493 . . . . . .New Z ealand 221 206 166 . . . . . .B arbados 169 186 184 . . . . . .J am aica 187 179 175 . . . . . .O ther C aribbean 680 678 578 2 . . 2 1 2Mexico 215 243 333 1 0 . . . .O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 294 342 302 . . . 1 2 1R es t of the W orld 4 8 14 459 499 637 1 . .Other C ountries 9,183 9,157 9,111 472 510 651 10 8 10

Total World 56,460 56,329 55,593 8,411 8,473 8,231 4,665 4,649 4,819

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Aus tria 610 598 711 20 31 25 72 67 60B e lgium 1,636 1,655 1,601 48 59 40 131 156 137B ulgaria 255 271 304 39 33 49 13 13 7C zech R epublic 660 521 439 71 90 91 44 42 41C yprus 1,256 1,245 1,235 29 19 29 25 11 19D enm ark 297 273 255 60 39 38 39 43 24E s tonia 61 67 39 13 11 9 12 5 5F inland 153 188 155 22 13 17 17 13 10F rance 9,726 9,984 9,611 535 552 534 593 665 714G erm any 2,141 2,168 2,159 298 274 281 259 245 238G ibraltar 53 81 93 . . . 2 1 2G reece 2,305 2,366 1,932 67 81 72 64 64 82H ungary 225 204 197 55 57 59 24 30 20Ice land 88 88 82 4 9 2 7 6 5Iris h R epublic 3,000 2,679 2,420 672 544 546 1,011 982 1,010Italy 2,892 3,045 2,858 241 258 281 247 265 213L atvia 66 63 41 19 39 33 4 11 3L ithuania 28 33 21 68 70 75 1 5 5L uxem bourg 87 105 102 2 1 2 23 12 16Malta 486 455 446 7 8 16 13 16 33Netherlands 2,092 1,896 1,687 133 142 109 185 201 167Norway 296 265 243 43 32 33 28 34 31P oland 412 468 445 780 1,039 1,080 44 45 51P ortugal 1,768 2,029 2,325 97 80 134 72 68 74R om ania 51 55 73 24 24 67 9 7 6S lovakia 67 55 56 73 74 103 3 3 10S lovenia 74 65 67 2 4 6 9 3 4S pain 13,892 13,275 13,189 197 191 214 339 403 418S weden 270 324 371 73 74 74 46 48 48S witze rland 929 981 950 27 39 43 164 174 157T urkey 1,323 1,424 1,822 41 45 75 45 63 42R es t of E urope 545 493 473 59 63 85 61 71 71E urope 47,745 47,420 46,402 5,278 5,569 5,869 2,147 2,199 2,078- of which E U 27 44,376 43,967 42,630 4,864 5,097 5,356 2,073 2,122 2,033- of which E U 25 44,070 43,641 42,253 4,767 4,988 5,189 2,086 2,154 2,070- of which E U 15 40,868 40,587 39,374 3,395 3,288 3,336 2,168 2,284 2,244

E gypt 657 472 621 9 7 6 28 31 33T unis ia 273 367 339 4 2 . 14 13 14O ther North Africa 345 494 451 16 44 13 31 46 55S outh Africa 438 383 324 71 68 57 33 27 44O ther Africa 672 614 568 91 119 179 37 39 45Is rae l 104 114 91 6 8 12 7 16 10U nited Arab E m irates 460 476 566 1 6 8 34 31 65O ther Middle E as t 234 222 272 37 45 47 15 26 33H ong K ong (C hina) 142 184 137 21 16 9 24 14 21O ther C hina 221 215 215 83 51 89 20 26 13India 728 711 678 194 224 213 35 36 38J apan 90 77 79 39 45 35 10 16 15P akis tan 323 339 308 75 59 72 17 11 7S ri L anka 126 83 57 21 15 14 3 4 1T hailand 386 369 345 14 17 18 23 18 18O ther As ia 482 473 506 117 94 114 25 29 33Aus tralia 537 486 444 34 29 36 22 16 13New Z ealand 200 175 147 13 25 12 8 6 7B arbados 163 184 174 2 . 4 4 2 5J am aica 170 162 156 12 13 15 5 4 4O ther C aribbean 644 631 548 10 14 6 31 35 26Mexico 210 226 309 3 3 11 3 14 13O ther C entral & S th. Am erica 232 267 238 25 26 27 38 51 39R es t of the W orld 443 494 636 15 2 10 6 11 6Other C ountries 8,280 8,218 8,208 1,057 1,128 1,176 327 329 388

Total World 60,273 59,777 58,622 9,263 9,674 10,022 . . .


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Sample methodology


22. The frequency of sampling within each stratum depends mainlyon the variation of tourist expenditure and on the volume ofmigrants, for which the survey is also used to collect statistics.Travellers passing through passport control are randomly selectedfor interview and in all some 259,000 interviews wereconducted in 2007. Only interviews carried out at theend of a visit are used to generate estimates ofexpenditure and stay. Of these interviews around 54,000provided the published information on foreign visitorsto the UK and around 62,000 were used for the estimateof UK residents travelling abroad. The interviews wereconducted on a purely voluntary and anonymous basis.





27 . In all, approximately 259,000 travellers (0.13 per centof the total travellers) were interviewed in 2007; thisproportion varies from port to port. At Heathrow airportit was approx 95 thousand (0.22 per cent of all travellers).Gatwick 27 thousand (0.8 per cent) were interviewed,at Manchester approx 19 thousand (0.1 per cent) andat Stansted 23 thousand (0.11 per cent) . At all otherairports there were 48 thousand interviews (0.03 percent). On the sea routes sampled, there were approx 17thousand interviews (0.07 per cent of all traffic). On theChannel tunnel routes 24 thousand (0.14 per cent)were interviewed in 2007.







33 . The estimate of the total number of overseas residents'visits to the UK (excluding land based visits from theIrish Republic) in 2007 as a whole had a 95% confidenceinterval of + 3.0 per cent. Total visitor-nights and totalearnings for the year had 95% confidence intervals of+ 3.9 per cent and + 2.6 per cent respectively. By quarter,the estimated confidence intervals for the total numberof visits varied between + 5.7 per cent in quarter one and+ 6.2 per cent in quarter two. On average, confidenceintervals for visitor-nights and earnings by quarter were+ 7.9 per cent and + 5.2 per cent respectively.


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35. The IPS commenced interviewing on air and sea routes to andfrom the Irish Republic in April 1999. Results for 1999 shownin this edition have been revised from previously publishedestimates following the use and analysis of records producedby interviews conducted on these new routes. The inclusion ofthe Irish routes in the IPS sample creates a discontinuity in theresults and so additional care must be taken when making timeseries analyses of the data or when comparing the results withpreviously published data.

36. The inclusion of the Irish routes sample does not simply adjustthe numbers of visits made to the UK by residents to the IrishRepublic and to the Irish Republic by UK residents. The newsample shows that many trips are made on these routes byresidents of regions other then the UK or the Irish Republic,which means that estimates of visits and spending for somecountries other than the Irish Republic have also been subjectto revision.

37. Traffic at all airports and seaports is monitored regularly toassess if they should be included in the IPS sample. As aconsequence Liverpool and Prestwick airports were introducedinto the sample at the beginning of 2005. Between 2000 and2004, traffic through Liverpool had quadrupled to over twoand half million international passengers, while at Prestwickthere was a five fold increase to nearly one and half millionpassengers over the same period. The inclusion of these portsin the IPS sample were shown to cause a discontinuity inregional results and methodology was modified to account forthis. More details can be found at: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/about/methodology_by_theme/gini/Int_passenger_survey.asp.Similarly in early 2007 each of Doncaster, Bournmouth,Southhamption and Heathrow Terminal 5 were added to thesample.


38. Due to the expansion of the EU in January 2007. This and futurepublications of MQ6 will reflect the change by including theEU27 countries in the tables.


39. The methods of computing expenditure (imputation) for caseswhere no expenditure information is given by the contactchanged in 2007. The new method takes account of theduration of stay of the contact which had not been the casepreviously and means there may be a discontinuity in theexpenditure series from 2006 to 2007.

The new methodology compensates for possible overestimatesof spending which may have arisen in the past due to theaverage daily spending being generally lower on longer tripsthan on shorter ones.


40. The costs of a package trip normally include fares to and fromthe country of visit. For expenditure estimates the fares arededucted from the cost of a package in order to obtain theamount of spending on the visit. The manual method of lookingup fares from brochures and from the web has been replacedin 2007 by an automated system which uses fares dataprovided by the respondant.

Further Information

IPS data files

41. IPS data for the years 1993 onwards are available onlinefrom www.statistics.gov.uk. Travelpac is a free and simple touse dataset for those wishing to make further analyses of IPSdata. It contains files provided in Excel and SPSS formats.Moredetails can be found at:http://www.statistics.gov.uk/statbase/Product.asp?vlnk=14013




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