EU tourist expenditure on goods and durables by country 2018

This statistic shows the annual expenditure of tourists from European Union countries on durables and valuable goods on both domestic and outbound trips in 2018. Residents of Germany spent a total of appoximately 2.1 billion euros on goods during trips. This was nearly four times the expenditure of second-ranking France, whose residents spent some 580 million euros.

Expenditure of tourists on durables and valuable goods in the European Union in 2018, by country (in million euros)

Characteristic	Expenditure in million euros
Germany	2,068.7
France	579.8
Denmark*	186.8
Spain	444.7
Netherlands	235.8
Sweden	523.8
Finland	373.2
Austria	406.2
Belgium	152.6
Ireland	182.6
Italy	51.9
Portugal	26
Hungary	61
Poland	40.9
Malta	14
Lithuania	29.8
Slovakia	1.5
Estonia	37
Greece	5.4
Latvia	0.35
Croatia	11.5
Czechia	21.4
Cyprus	0.46
Romania	8.7
Luxembourg	92.7
Slovenia	3.9

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March 2020

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2018

Supplementary notes

* Data for Denmark, Portugal and Ireland is for 2015. Data was not available for the United Kingdom and Bulgaria at the time the data was accessed.
Includes outbound and domestic trips lasting one night or over.
Expenditure is defined by the source as follows: "The total consumption expenditure made by a visitor or on behalf of a visitor for and during his/her trip and stay at destination."

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