Travel and Tourism
We combine a deep understanding of travel and tourism dynamics with rigorous economics to help destinations, developers, and strategic planners. We uncover opportunities for growth, identify and mitigate risk, and solve their challenges.
Tourism Economics website
10-20
year long-term forecast data
185
countries covered
300+
cities worldwide covered
4,000
of the world’s most popular air routes
The future of travel and tourism
Our travel and tourism services cover global travel activities to help you understand the economic impact of tourism, as well as current market trends and outlook.
Tourism Economics
Tourism Economics, an Oxford Economics company, focuses on the intersection of the economy and travel sector, providing actionable insights to our clients.
We provide our worldwide client base with direct access to the most comprehensive set of historic and forecast travel data. Our specialist economists develop custom economic impact studies, policy analysis, forecast models and alternative scenario outcomes.
How our tourism services help you
- Plan for expected shifts in opportunity across source markets
- Evaluate destinations’ dependence on international vs. domestic travel
- Pull destination rankings for visitor volume and growth prospects
- Understand changes in destination market share
- Analyse the different tourist landscapes of competing destinations
- Plan and adjust investments in infrastructure
Essential tourism indicators
Tourism Economics covers over 100,000 indicators of tourism activity both for inbound, outbound and domestic travel including:
- Visits by trip purpose and mode of transportation
- Travel spending by purpose
- Origin-destination flows – visits and nights across major origin and destination pairs
- Economic and demographic forecasts – the drivers behind the forecast model
Tourism services
Detailed and comparable inbound and outbound travel data by country and city.
Global City Travel
Detailed and comparable inbound and outbound travel intelligence for 300+ cities globally.
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Global Travel Service
Detailed travel and tourism market trends and forecasts for 185 countries globally.
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International State Travel
Travel data covering international visits and nights by source country to the 50 states of the USA.
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Air Passenger Forecasts
Passenger forecasts for the 4,000 most travelled air routes across the world.
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Global Highlights & Risks
Global recovery from the pandemic will be further deferred due to effects from the Russian invasion of Ukraine and we now expect global international arrivals to regain 2019 levels by 2025 instead of by 2024 on average. The largest change is evident in the European travel outlook, with impacts strongly weighted towards Eastern Europe.
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Resources and Events
Recent Releases
European Tourism 2022 – Trends & Prospects (Q2/2022)
Blog
Not all visitors are created equal: Which tourists give destinations the most bang for their buck?
Research Briefing
Eurozone: ECB’s policy normalisation path faces plenty of challenges
Research Briefing
Eurozone tourism to enjoy a strong year despite high inflation
Webinar
European travel recovery is underway despite risks – ETC 2022 Q2 trends and prospects
Webinar
Where is the travel recovery headed – global tourism outlook update
Webinar
Is the air travel recovery headed for turbulence?
Webinar
European travel recovery deferred but not derailed – ETC 2022 Q1 trends and prospects
Research Briefing
Rural travel destinations fare better as consumer preferences shift
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