YoY change in foreign tourist overnight stays France 2019

When international tourists come to France on vacation, or when the French tourists themselves travel within their country, there are many accommodation options available. According to the source, the number of overnight stays spent by foreign tourists in travel accommodation decreased by 3.8 percent in France in the last quarter of 2019. Over the same period, hotel overnight stays recorded a year-over-year change of -4.7 percent.

Year-over-year change in the number of overnight stays spent by foreign tourists in France from 1st quarter 2015 to 4th quarter 2019, by type of accommodation

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Release date

February 2020

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Region

France

Survey time period

Q1 2015 to Q4 2019

Supplementary notes

* Provisional data.

The source adds the following information: "The Hotel Occupancy Survey covers Metropolitan France and overseas departments (DOMs). This survey covers the activities defined by the European Activities Nomenclature (NACE rev. 2.): 55.1 (« hotels and similar accommodation »). The statistical unit on hotels approved from 1 to. 5 stars, and unclassified tourist hotels.
The Holiday and Other Short-Stay Accommodation (HOSSA) Occupancy Survey covers Metropolitan France and overseas departments (DOMs). This survey covers the activities defined by the European activities Nomenclature (NACE rev. 2.): 55.2 (« tourist accommodation and other similar short-term accommodation »). This concerns youth hostels, international accommodation centres, sports centres, tourism and hotel residences, family holiday homes and holiday villages.
The Outdoor Accommodation Occupancy Survey applies only in metropolitan France. It covers the activities defined by the NACE rev. 2: 55.3 (« campsites and areas for caravans or leisure vehicles »). The statistical unit focuses on campsites, classified 1 to 5 stars or land not rated with at least one short-stay pitch. The survey is conducted from April to September"

Figures have been taken from several publications.

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