Russian tourism continues to fall
Good data recorded by tourism, with arrivals increasing by 6.7% between January and July, were not homogeneous across all source countries. The vast majority have grown up with three exceptions, if the trend remains June: USA, Russia and Ireland. In the first case, the decline is due almost exclusively to the appreciation of the euro, which would have exceedingly more expensive travel for American tourists.
The most striking of the three is the case of Russia, which had experienced unprecedented growth since 2009 In that year 422,000 tourists arrived four years later that number quadrupled to 1.58 million.
The most relevant data of the Russian market is its high spending capacity. Arrivals accounted for 2.6% of total expenditure while performing represents 4% of the total. In other words your visitors disburse the same money as the Italians, Americans and Dutch, although they emit far fewer visitors. Another statistic that reflects the importance of the Russian market is the expenditure made on your stays.
The average in Spain is located at 940 euros, while in the case of Russian slashing 1,500 euros, since a large majority belong to higher economic strata. This figure, however, does not allow them to pull himself to the top spot as the country where most tourists spend. That place is USA, with 2,200 euros on average.
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