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Browse the complete Report on : Romania Tourism Report Q4 2010

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Tourism Overview
In 2009, the Romanian tourism sector experienced a tough year, after very good performances in the previous two years, with the number of foreign visitors down by over 14% year-on-year (y-o-y). The EU accounted for 63% of total arrivals. Data for January-May 2010 show a continuing decline in arrivals, of 3.5% y-o-y in those five months, although the rate of decline has shown improvement during the course of the year. Data for the early months of 2010 also show a fall in the number of resident departures abroad, although at a slightly less steep rate than in 2009 when the number of visitors going abroad declined by about 11% y-o-y.
Hospitality
In the wake of a major deterioration in the hospitality sector in 2009, with tourism nights by foreign and domestic tourists in all accommodation establishments down 16% y-o-y, figures for the first five months of this year show an improving trend after a poor start. The total number of tourist nights in all accommodation establishments fell by over 3% y-o-y in January-May 2010, with nights by foreign and domestic tourists declining by about 1% and 4% y-o-y respectively. Foreign tourists accounted for nearly 21% of total overnight stays.
Forecast Scenario
This quarter, we maintain our view that there will be a slight recovery in visitor arrivals to Romania in 2010, with further acceleration in growth expected in 2011, to 7.2% y-o-y. This outlook is based mainly on economic recovery in Romania’s main source markets, including, most importantly, the eurozone, where growth is forecast at 1.1% and 1.4% – downgraded from 1.6% this quarter – in 2010 and 2011 respectively. However, in Hungary, an important source market, a relatively strong economic recovery is not expected until 2011. Although the leu looks set to remain under pressure against the euro in the short term, helping to boost the recovery in foreign tourism, BMI’s forecast of an appreciation trend from 2011 is likely to constrain the growth of domestic tourism over the forecast period to 2014.
Tarom 
The Romanian national flag carrier Tarom reported negative annual growth of almost -7% in passenger numbers last year but data for the first five months of 2010 show a sharp turnaround, with passenger traffic up by over 30% y-o-y to about 730,000 travellers.
Blue Air
After very strong growth in passenger numbers of about 30% y-o-y in 2008, Romanian low-cost airline Blue Air recorded growth in passenger traffic of 54% y-o-y in 2009, well above target, with 1.7mn customers. Starting in 2010, the airline offers tickets to destinations outside Europe in partnership with Blue Panorama Airlines from Italy.


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Browse the complete Report on : China Tourism Report Q4 2010

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Strong Tourism Arrivals In H110
A strong performance in the first half of 2010 suggests that the recovery of China’s tourism industry is gaining pace. Overseas tourist arrivals totalled 3.95mn in H110, up by approximately 12.0% year-on-year (y-o-y). This followed a sharp decline in 2009, before a return to slow growth in the early months of 2010. With arrivals returning to growth in early 2010, this indicates that the tourism industry is picking up and a steady rate of arrivals growth can be expected in 2010, although below the 8-10% growth rates achieved before the economic downturn.
Domestic tourism is performing equally strongly, contributing to the recovery of the sector. The China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) estimated in July 2010 that the number domestic tours would grow by 13.0% y-o-y in 2010 to 2.15bn tours. However, major floods across China in August will weigh on domestic tourism, as well as potentially deterring international arrivals. Torrential rain storms led to major floods and mudslides across central and western China, killing approximately 1,600 people. Focus On Yunnan Province
The south-western province of Yunnan is a popular tourist destination in China because of its own attractions and because it is well positioned on the borders of Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam. The province is landlocked, meaning that its attractions are mainly related to its beautiful mountain regions and the capital city, Kunming. It is seeking to present itself as a centre of biodiversity, with the opening in 2007 of Pudacuo National Park and Laojunshan National Park in 2010. Many visitors head to the southern part of the province close to Laos and Myanmar, where river trips into these countries along the Mekong are popular. In the north, the province contains part of the Tibetan Plateau, providing a good entry point to the Tibet Autonomous Region. Although Yunnan suffered from a downturn in overall arrivals in 2008- 2009, arrivals from Laos and Vietnam remained steady, as the province is a popular holiday and short break destination within the region.

China Invests In High-Speed Rail Network

The sheer size of China’s territory means that flights are generally the best way for tourists to move around the country. However, despite the relative cheapness of these flights, the government is seeking to expand its high-speed rail network. In July 2010, the Ministry of Railways announced that it would invest US$120bn in the development of railways between 2010 and 2012. This is intended to increase the amount of track by 6,000km, bringing the total high-speed network to 13,000km by 2012. In particular, the high-speed Beijing to Shanghai train will be attractive to tourists and businesses, providing a quick way to travel between the two major cities.


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Browse the complete Report on – India Tourism Report Q4 2010

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Visitor Arrivals Enjoy Steady Growth In H110

Data released by the Indian Ministry of Tourism in August 2010 show that tourist arrivals continued to grow throughout H110, after returning to growth in the early months of the year. Overall tourist arrivals in the first half of the year reached 2.6mn, after impressive growth of 10.7% year-on-year (y-o-y). The tourism industry was even more buoyant in revenue terms, with foreign exchange earnings in H110 totalling US$6.8bn, a rise of 36.6% y-o-y.

This strong rate of growth indicates that India’s tourist industry is recovering well from the downturn in 2008 and 2009. The rate of arrivals slowed in July, growing by only 4.1% y-o-y, and although a slower rate of growth in July is unusual, with the Western holiday season offsetting the monsoon season, we do not believe this represents a setback for the recovering industry. Instead, it may be a pause ahead of the Commonwealth Games in October, with many tourists choosing to delay their holidays to coincide with the event in New Delhi. As such, we expect tourist arrivals to grow rapidly in the last quarter of 2010 as the games encourage greater tourism throughout India.

Preparing For The Commonwealth Games

The Commonwealth Games will be held in New Delhi in October 2010. The event is planned to bring major benefits to the country in terms of tourism and international status. However, just two months before the games started there were concerns that preparations were running behind schedule. In particular, a government report earlier in the year found that work on 13 of the new venues intended for the games was running behind schedule. The greatest benefits from the games are set to be tourism and sponsorship, with actual ticket sales contributing a relatively small amount as many of these have been set at low prices to attract local spectators. As with the Olympics in China in 2008, India will be hoping that tourists will visit New Delhi for the games but then use this as a jumping off point for a longer visit to India, bringing tourism benefits beyond the metropolitan areas.

India Targets 35 Airports For Modernisation

As part of the ongoing strategy to improve India’s transport infrastructure, the government is looking to improve facilities at 35 second-tier airports. The project focuses on airports outside metropolitan areas and includes facilities such as Raipur, Amritsar, Goa and Jaipur. Although the modernisation had been scheduled for completion in March 2010 in time for the Commonwealth Games, the economic slowdown in 2008-2009 slowed the project and it will now be completed in 2012. While the delay means that some areas will not be able to handle as much passenger traffic as hoped during the games, the long-term improvements to infrastructure will benefit the tourism industry from 2012.

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Tourism Overview

Official data show a 10% year-on-year (y-o-y) fall in foreign visitor arrivals in 2009 to 20.8mn, following weak growth during 2006-2008. There were large falls in the number of visitors from key source countries outside the former Soviet Union such as Poland (-44% y-o-y), Italy (-15%) and the UK (-13%). Outbound Russian departures also fell by an estimated 9% y-o-y in 2009. The most recent official data, for Q110, appear to show that the decline in foreign visitor arrivals to Russia has bottomed out, with only a marginal fall y-o-y. Unsurprisingly, growth in the number of arrivals from major markets outside the former Soviet Union was generally poor. Although arrivals from Germany and Italy increased by 3% and 7% y-o-y respectively, there was negative growth in visitors from Finland, China, Poland, the US and the UK. 
Heatwave And Wildfires

A factor likely to undermine recovery in tourist arrivals in 2010 is the heatwave across the country, accompanied by wildfires, which have aggravated pollution levels in major cities. With many planes grounded, several foreign governments are advising citizens not to travel to Russia, and cafés, restaurants and shops have been forced to close due to the heavy smoke, so livelihoods are likely to be threatened. 

Moscow Aircraft Hijacking Foiled
In July 2010, the authorities detained a man in Moscow who they believe tried to hijack a plane flying to the capital’s Domodedovo International Airport from the North Caucasus spa town of Mineralnye Vody. Terrorist Attacks In North 

Caucasus 
Russia continues to suffer from terrorist attacks, which is damaging to international tourism. In May 2010, a bomb killed at least eight people and injured at least 40 outside a concert hall in Stavropol, southern Russia. In August, at least 20 people were injured after a car bomb exploded outside a café in the spa town of Pyatigorsk, in the North Caucasus. A day earlier, there was a suicide bombing at a checkpoint in North Ossetia, killing one officer and injured several others. 

Forecast Scenario
Although we forecast a broad economic recovery in key source markets in 2010, we have edged down our forecast for foreign visitor arrivals and now expect the number to be largely unchanged this year. As regards the eurozone, our growth forecasts stand at 1.1% and 1.4% (downgraded from 1.6%) in 2010 and 2011 respectively. Growth in arrivals over the forecast period through to 2014 is also expected to be subdued, partly due to anticipated appreciation of the Russian rouble. 
Aeroflot

Following a fall in passenger traffic in 2009, down by about 6%, Russian national carrier Aeroflot recorded a buoyant increase in the number of passengers for H110, up by over 32% y-o-y To more than 5.1mn travellers. 
Transaero
After modest growth in passenger numbers of about 4% y-o-y in 2009, the airline Transaero recorded impressive growth in traffic of some 53% y-o-y in January-May 2010. 
S7 Airlines
S7 Airlines carried 5.6mn passengers in 2009, which was a fall of about 5% from the previous year. Traffic on domestic flights came to 3.5mn customers.

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