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Tourism Flows in the Philippines
Euromonitor International
January 2023

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TOURISM FLOWS IN THE PHILIPPINES
KEY DATA FINDINGS
2022 DEVELOPMENTS
Inbound arrivals rebound as COVID-19 restrictions are eased but remain well below pre-pandemic levels
Stronger recovery in domestic tourism
PROSPECTS AND OPPORTUNITIES
What’s next for travel in the Philippines?
Tourist industry envisages a more diversified offer
CATEGORY DATA
Table 1 Inbound Arrivals: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 2 Inbound Arrivals by Country: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 3 Inbound City Arrivals 2017-2022
Table 4 Inbound Tourism Spending: Value 2017-2022
Table 5 Forecast Inbound Arrivals: Number of Trips 2022-2027
Table 6 Forecast Inbound Arrivals by Country: Number of Trips 2022-2027
Table 7 Forecast Inbound Tourism Spending: Value 2022-2027
Table 8 Domestic Trips by Destination: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 9 Domestic Spending: Value 2017-2022
Table 10 Forecast Domestic Spending: Value 2022-2027
Table 11 Outbound Departures: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 12 Outbound Departures by Destination: Number of Trips 2017-2022
Table 13 Outbound Tourism Spending: Value 2017-2022
Table 14 Forecast Outbound Departures: Number of Trips 2022-2027
Table 15 Forecast Outbound Departures by Destination: Number of Trips 2022-2027
Table 16 Forecast Outbound Spending: Value 2022-2027
CHART 1 Inbound Receipts: 2022-2027
CHART 2 Average Spend per Trip for Inbound Arrivals: 2022-2027
TRAVEL IN THE PHILIPPINES
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Travel in 2022
Airlines: Key trends
Hotels: Key trends
Booking: Key trends
What next for travel?
MARKET DATA
Table 17 Surface Travel Modes Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 18 Surface Travel Modes Online Sales: Value 2017-2022
Table 19 Forecast Surface Travel Modes Sales: Value 2022-2027
Table 20 Forecast Surface Travel Modes Online Sales: Value 2022-2027
Table 21 In-Destination Spending: Value 2017-2022
Table 22 Forecast In-Destination Spending: Value 2022-2027
DISCLAIMER
SOURCES
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