Human trafficking victims by transport mode Spain

According to the source, about half of human trafficking victims that went to Spain (not necessarily as their final destination) between 2002 and 2018 did so by air. On the contrary, the share of victims that entered the country by either train or boat summed up to only two percent. As for outbound journeys (victims going out of Spain), both air and bus were the main modes of transport used, with 29 percent of each.

Distribution of transport mode of victims of human trafficking in Spain from 2002 to 2018, by direction

Characteristic	Inbound	Outbound
Air	51%	29%
Bus	36%	29%
Car	10%	12%
Train	1%	18%
Boat	1%	12%

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Release date

2022

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Region

Spain

Survey time period

2002 to 2018

Supplementary notes

Publication date is date of access.
The data refers only to victims assisted/identified/referred/reported to the source by the contributing organizations. Therefore, it may not represent the totality of victims identified in the country.
Figures do not refers to Spain necesarilly as the country of destination of the victims, as the source explains: "the information shown for each travel segment pertains to all victims who travelled between these two countries, regardless of their origin or their final destination."

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