Tourist transactions increased by 30 per cent over the Easter period, with Spanish and British visitors standing out.
Data shared by SIBS Analytics reveals that Portugal was the destination of many foreigners.
The number of purchases and withdrawals increased by 30 per cent and the amount spent by the same people by 22 per cent.
Among the main origins of tourists, analysing total consumption in Portugal, the Spanish stand out with 18% of transactions and those from the UK with 14%.
They are followed by the French, with 12 per cent of transactions in Portugal compared to the same period last year, the Americans with 7 per cent and Brazilians with 5 per cent.
More: here
Related Insights
Talent management in the digital age
According to EY, digital is forcing organizations to rethink traditional business models and adopt an agile approach to their talent strategies. A wave of technology is helping to reinvent the workplace and enable performance above and beyond previous capabilities.
Hotel Atlas 2020
The 15th edition of the Deloitte Hotel Atlas, a report that analyses the supply of accommodation in Portugal in 2019 and its distribution in the territory, describes the positive evolution of the country in terms of hotel supply and demand, in a year described by investors as peak investment.
Global Guidelines for Safe & Seamless Traveler Journey
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) shares best practices and recommendations for adopting innovative digital technologies to enable seamless travel and stays.
Portugal: Hotel Market Overview
Horwath HTL has published a market report on the Portuguese hotel industry, in which it anticipates, despite the downturn in tourism activity, a firm expectation of recovery as a result of Portugal’s international image as a sustainable and safe tourist destination.
