Insight Hub
Statistics, opinion and research
ETOA webinars and masterclasses
Articulating the value of tourism in Europe
The ETOA Insight Hub presents a rich statistical and insights service for our members, partners and stakeholders. Its aim is to provide up-to-date research, actionable insights and opinion pieces on the topics that matter to our members. Additionally, it serves to demonstrate the value of tourism to global and local economies, lending weight to our lobbying activities and supporting our vision of Better Tourism in Europe.
For queries about the Insight Hub please email insight@etoa.org
February 23, 2021
Seminario ETOA | hacia una recuperación sostenible del turismo
El próximo 23 de febrero celebraremos, de la mano de NECSTour, un interesante seminario centrado en la recuperación del sector turístico y, más concretamente, en cómo debería el mercado español enfrentarse a ella teniendo en cuenta la llegada y distribución de los fondos europeos. ¿Será eficiente su reparto? ¿Se tendrá en cuenta la importancia de un sector que es clave para la economía española?
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February 18, 2021
ETOA Webinar | Prospettiva sul turismo in Italia nel 2021-22
Questo webinar precede il worksop ETOA VIVA Italian Marketplace, e avrà come obiettivo quello di portarvi una prospettiva sul turismo in Italia nel 2021-22. Avremo con noi rappresentanti del settore turistico italiano che condivideranno le loro strategie di adattamento alla domanda e i requisiti dei viaggiatori per il 2021-22.
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February 11, 2021
North American Marketplace 2021 | When will Europe’s borders open?
Industry leaders discussed when will Europe’s borders open to North America outbound, the latest assessment of issues and potential impact.
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February 10, 2021
ETOA Survey – Britain and Ireland Recovery Prospects January 2021
A 2-page summary of the survey ETOA carried out with attendees at our Britain and Ireland Marketplace in January 2021 on the speed with which they anticipate a recovery in demand.
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February 10, 2021
Visit Britain Inbound and Domestic Research Webinar Jan 2021
A 90-minute webinar the bulk of which focusses on newly released findings from a study of international travellers undertaken in December 2020 exploring their travel intentions, ‘activators’ and preferences.
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February 10, 2021
Travel Weekly Insight Annual Report 2020
A detailed look at the UK travel market drawing heavily on recent consumer research that suggests a shift towards domestic travel and away from overseas holidays, but perhaps not to the extent some have suggested. The study is cautious as to the timing of recovery but remans confident that recovery will come.
The opinion of experts from Deloitte and organisations representing the tourism sector are interspersed with findings from research among UK consumers to help set the scene for future travel trends.
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February 10, 2021
UNWTO Tourism Highlights 2020
A comprehensive round-up of international tourism in 2019 revealing that all world regions experienced growth in arrivals which reached 1.5 billion, generating $1,481bn of international tourism receipts. The report contains numerous infographics and tables detailing the economic value of the sector and performance of different world regions in 2019, along with the leading destinations and most valuable source markets.
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February 10, 2021
ETC Long haul travel sentiment barometer 1/2021
Findings from an online survey exploring the intentions of those in Brazil, China, Japan, Russia and USA to take a long-haul trip in the first four months of 2021 and the concerns that potential travellers are expressing.
While those in China were keen to start exploring outside their region those in Japan were most hesitant. Among those indicating a lack of travel intention concerns regarding exposure to COVID-19 was a key barrier with this group also expressing uncertainty about a visit to Europe within the next year or two.
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February 10, 2021
Tourism Ireland Covid-19 Research late 2020
Online research undertaken in late 2020 across key source markets for Ireland (GB, USA, Germany and France) that found continued unease with taking European holidays at present but reaffirmed that most retained a strong underlying appetite for travel. Many expected vaccination to be mandatory for future travel, although not all said they were willing to receive a vaccine.
While suggesting there is a glimmer of hope for travel to resume, the research indicates that its restart date may still be some while off.
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January 27, 2021
ETC Monitoring sentiment for domestic and intra-European travel Wave 4
The fourth of six planned waves of online research looking at the extent to which Europeans are planning travel, their concerns and what factors are likely to influence behaviour. With fieldwork during November and early December the study found sentiment to have improved slightly compared with the month before on the back of encouraging vaccine developments.
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January 14, 2021
ETOA Webinar | Hotels, accommodation providers and the travel trade 2021-22
As we settle into the New Year, ETOA presented this webinar as part of its Insights Hub focussed on assessing the opportunities and obstacles that will be faced by the European accommodation sector in 2021 and beyond. Hoteliers and operators joined us to discuss the latest picture for hotels in Europe in terms on bookings, markets and recovery.
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January 11, 2021
Expedia Traveller Sentiment Report
A comprehensive 54-page study that primarily presents findings from fieldwork conducted in October 2020 covering 11,000 respondents spread across 11 markets.
Key findings include the onset of ‘pandemic fatigue’ leading to pent-up demand, a strong desire to protect any risk to both individual health and financial loss, with marketing content that reassures on both these fronts beneficial.
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January 11, 2021
ETC Monitoring sentiment for domestic and intra-European travel Wave 3
The third of six planned waves of online research looking at the extent to which Europeans are planning travel, their concerns and what factors are likely to influence behaviour. With fieldwork during October and early November the study found sentiment to be deteriorating on the back of rising infection levels and the reintroduction of lockdowns.
Little change was found in what is worrying consumers (air travel, quarantine, getting sick while away) or those factors likely to encourage them to book travel (flexible cancellation policies, removal of travel restrictions and vaccine deployment).
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January 11, 2021
UNWTO Barometer Dec 2020
A comprehensive 12-page summary of how international tourism has been performing in different markets during 2020, revealing a likely decline of 70%-75% globally by the end of 2020. Slow virus containment, travel restrictions and lacklustre consumer confidence are cited as the major challenges, but optimism of a rebound in the second half of 2021 remains, although pre-pandemic volumes are not expected until 2023 or 2024.
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