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Flash Eurobarometer 328: Survey on the attitudes of Europeans towards tourism - Wave 3 ,
Increasing number of Europeans enjoy their holidays: only 4% said they would not go on holiday in 2011, which is a significant improvement compared to 2010 when 20% of Europeans had no plans for holidays. These findings of a new Eurobarometer survey on the attitudes of Europeans towards tourism confirm other indicators that tourism has fully recovered from economic crisis. EU citizens' preference still inclines towards traditional tourist destinations (58%), while 28% would choose to discover the hidden treasures of Europe.
Special Eurobarometer 117: The Europeans on Holidays ,
This paper presents some key preliminary results of the public opinion survey undertaken on behalf of the European Commission (Directorate-General XXIII "Enterprise policy. Distributive trades. Tourism and Co-operatives") in the framework of the 48th edition of the Eurobarometer. The survey was carried out throughout the European Union between 12 October and 16 November 1997, under the general coordination of INRA (EUROPE) - European Coordination Office in Brussels.
Flash Eurobarometer 370: Attitudes of Europeans towards Tourism ,
Tourism is close to the hearts of Europeans and remains a powerful driver for the economy. The Eurobarometer survey on the attitudes of Europeans towards tourism provides a detailed insight of Europeans' tourism preferences in 2012 - including favourite destinations, reasons for travelling and booking methods - and anticipates travelling trends for 2013.
Special Eurobarometer 118: Europeans and their views on child sex tourism ,
This paper presents some key results from the public opinion survey conducted on behalf of the European Commission (DGXXIII, Directorate- General “Enterprise policy, Distributive trades, Tourism and Co-operatives”) in the framework of the Eurobarometer 49. The survey was carried out throughout the European Union between 7th April and 27th May 1998, under the general co-ordination of INRA (EUROPE) - European Coordination Office, in Brussels. where do Europeans get their information about child sex tourism? how common do Europeans think it is? what is its geographic coverage? is child sex tourism tending to increase? what is the profile of the perpetrator? what are the reasons driving certain people to child sex tourism? what is the moral and legal position as seen by Europeans? what are the other problems of society linked to child sex tourism? how do Europeans think their national legislation stands towards child sex tourism? what weapons can be used to fight against child sex tourism? what is the degree of satisfaction with measures taken to fight child sex tourism? is the involvement of the European union in the fight against child sex tourism desirable and necessary? are awareness and information campaigns effective? how would Europeans react towards someone close practicing child sex tourism? what would Europeans do if they learnt that one of their holiday destinations is known to be a place where child sex tourism occurs? have they come across child sex tourism in a place where they have been on holiday?
Flash Eurobarometer 281: Europeans and Tourism ,
This Flash Eurobarometer survey (Flash Eurobarometer 281 on the “Survey on the attitudes of Europeans towards tourism, Autumn 2009” was conducted at the request of Directorate General Enterprise and Industry to collect EU citizens’ views on travel, details of their (planned) holidays and travel in 2009 and their expectations regarding holidays in 2010. Special emphasis was put on the financial aspect of taking a holiday, as this is becoming a prime concern for both travellers and the tourism industry in the midst of the serious economic downturn affecting all EU economies.
Flash Eurobarometer 392: Preferences of Europeans towards tourism ,
Researching and planning a holiday: - reasons for going on holiday in 2013; - respondents’ motivation to return to the same place for holidays; - most used sources of information for planning a holiday; - how respondents arranged their holidays in 2013; Type of holiday experience: travellers' profile, satisfaction, methods of complaint, others.
Flash Eurobarometer 334: Attitudes of Europeans towards tourism ,
Tourism remains close to the hearts of Europeans and confirms its role as a powerful driver for the economy. The Eurobarometer survey on the attitudes of Europeans towards Tourism provides a detailed insight of Europeans tourism preferences in 2011, such as favourite destinations, reasons for travelling, booking methods, and anticipates travelling trends for 2012.
Flash Eurobarometer 291: Survey on the attitudes of Europeans towards tourism - Wave 2 ,
Some 80% of Europeans continue to travel for their holidays according to a new Eurobarometer survey on ‘The attitudes of Europeans towards tourism 2010’. Only 20% of over 30,000 randomly selected citizens were almost certain that they will not travel in 2010, which is significantly below the proportion of non-travellers in 2009 (33%). EU citizens increasingly prefer to spend their holidays in traditional tourist destinations (57%), while 28% would rather go “off the beaten track” to emerging destinations. Tourism is one of Europe's most important service industries, accounting for 5% of Europe's GDP and 6% of employment
Flash Eurobarometer 258: Attitudes of Europeans towards tourism ,
The objective of this survey is to identify: • general information on tourists’ behaviour patterns • information about changes in tourism spending (with a view to the current economic situation) • tourists’ preferences for specific types of destination
Flash Eurobarometer 414: Preferences of Europeans towards tourism ,
Tourism is close to the hearts of Europeans and remains a powerful driver for the economy. The Eurobarometer survey on the preferences of Europeans towards tourism provides a detailed insight of Europeans' tourism preferences in 2014 - including favourite destinations