Tourism Source Market Insight: Netherlands

Tourism Source Market Insight: Netherlands

Summary

GlobalData’s Tourism Source Market Insight: Netherlands report provides a thorough insight into the Dutch domestic and outbound tourism markets. The report looks at the profiles of Dutch tourists and summarizes the key reasons that they travel. The report offers an in-depth analysis of traveler flows, spending patterns, main destination markets and current and future opportunities for tourism businesses seeking to tap into the Dutch outbound travel market.

Key Highlights

Total international expenditure grew from US$31.3billion in 2017 to US$35.6bn in 2018 at a YOY increase of 13.7%.

Dutch tourists spent an average of US$266 per domestic trip. This is a YOY increase of 5% from 2017. This increase is predicted to continue at a steady rate over the coming years.

Domestic tourism is slightly more popular than international tourism with 24.6 million tourists choosing to travel within the Netherlands, with a slight increase forecasted in 2019 of 1.8%.

Scope

- GlobalData’s Tourism Source Market Insight: Netherlands report provides a thorough insight into the Dutch domestic and outbound tourism market.
- The report looks at the profiles of Dutch tourists and summarizes the key reasons that they travel. The report offers an in-depth analysis of traveler flows, spending patterns, main destination markets and current and future opportunities for tourism businesses seeking to tap into the Dutch outbound travel market.

Reasons to buy

- This report provides clear insight into developments in the Dutch domestic and outbound tourism markets.
- The report uses data and analysis to discuss future trends related to domestic trips, international departures, traveler spending, and main destination markets.
- The report explores the different profiles of Dutch tourists and the reasons that they travel, hence providing an insight into the trends in different segments of the market.
- The reader gains a strong understanding of the opportunities in the Netherlands, as well as the risks, to support better business decisions.