Poland: number of outbound trips 2012-2021

The number of outbound overnight trips in Poland increased in 2021, reaching over 6.8 thousand trips. The number of outbound overnight trips reached its highest value in 2019, amounting to over 13.5 thousand trips. Notably, the number of outbound overnight trips continuously increased over the last years.

According to Eurostat, this includes all tourism trips made by residents, aged 15 or over, for personal or professional/business purpose, with at least 1 overnight stay.
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Number of outbound overnight trips from Poland from 2012 to 2021 (in 1,000s)

Characteristic	Number of outbound trips in thousands
2021	6,812.72
2020	6,187.06
2019	13,544.56
2018	12,746.83
2017	11,958.13
2016	11,286.5
2015	10,906.35
2014b	10,242.8
2013	9,971.87
2012	9,269.58

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Release date

July 2023

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Region

Poland

Survey time period

2012 to 2021

Special properties

trips for all purposes, for 1 night or more

Supplementary notes

b: Break in time series.
Figures have been rounded.

The annual data on trips of EU residents covers national tourism. Available statistics include data on residents (for the population aged 15 years and over) tourism demand: participation, trips, nights and expenditure.

The source adds the folllowing information: 'Number of tourism trips: All tourism trips made by residents, aged 15 or over, for personal or professional/business purpose, with at least 1 overnight stay.'

Data coverage corresponds to code tour_dem_tttot of unit G3 (Short-term business statistics and tourism).

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