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Dutch travel expenditure in UK 16 percent down

Trade and tourism consists of graphics on export of Dutch goods and services to the UK.

Guest in overnight accommodation; by origin and tourist region

Europeans like going on holiday. Dutch people aged 15 years and older, for example, went on holiday an average 1.4 times in 2007.

In 2016, Bonaire received around 136 thousand tourists arriving by air.

Dutch and foreign tourists spent a total 35.3 billion euro in the Netherlands in 2007. This is 5.5 percent more than in 2006.

Tourism, contribution to the Dutch economy, key indicators. Employment, value added and expenditures in the tourism industry.

Trade and tourism consists of graphics on export of Dutch goods and services to the UK.

Guests in leisure accommodation; by region and type of accommodation

The number of people travelling by ferry from the Netherlands to the UK and vice versa has risen again in recent years.

Last year, more than one third of guests in Dutch hotels, guesthouses and other accommodations came from abroad, predominantly from Europe. The North Sea resorts and major cities attract most...

Major metropolitan areas in the Netherlands routinely face the problem of sudden increases in crowding in town and city centres.

In the first six months of 2018, Dutch campsites accommodated almost 1.6 million guests, 7.5 percent more than in the same period last year. The sharpest increase in this period was represented by...

This paper presents indicators about inbound tourism on Bonaire, Saba and St Eustatius over the period 2014 - 2016

CBS and the municipality of Eindhoven join their forces in the CBS Urban Data Centre/Eindhoven. In this partnership, CBS’ knowledge on, among others, data infrastructure, data processing and privacy...

Selection of Statistics Netherlands releases in the period 4-8 August 2008 (Week 32).

In 2017, inbound tourism on Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba declined by 5, 5 and 9 percent respectively.