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TRIPS OF BULGARIAN RESIDENTS ABROAD AND ARRIVALS OF VISITORS FROM ABROAD TO BULGARIA IN AUGUST 2015 In August 2015, the number of the trips of Bulgarian residents abroad was 512.0 thousand (Annex, Table 1) or by 11.3% above the registered in August 2014 (Figure 1). In comparison with the same month of the previous year an increase was observed in the total number of the trips of Bulgarians to: Turkey - by 35.2%, Greece - by 23.3%, Italy - by 8.9%, Romania - by 8.8%, Germany - by 8.6%, Austria - by 7.6%, France - by 5.1%, Spain - by 2.6%, and etc. At the same time a decrease was observed in the total number of the trips of Bulgarians to: Russian Federation - by 31.7%, Serbia - by 22.4%, the United Kingdom - by 7.2%, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - by 6.8%, and etc. 700 Thousands Figure 1. Trips of Bulgarian residents abroad by months 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 I '08 IV VII X I '09 IV VII X I '10 IV VII X I '11 IV VII X I '12 IV VII X I '13 IV VII X I '14 IV VII X I '15 IV VII The trips with other purposes (as a guest, education and visit the cultural and sport events) in August 2015 composed the greatest share of the total number of trips of Bulgarian residents abroad - 44.2%, followed by the trips with holiday and recreation purposes - 41.9%, and with professional purpose - 13.9%. In comparison with August 2014 an increase was registered in the trips with other purposes - by 22.4%, and with holiday and recreation purposes - by 13.0%, while the trips with professional purpose decreased - by 16.8%. In August 2015, the trips with other purposes formed 61.9% of all trips to Romania and 57.3% to Turkey. The trips with professional purpose to Germany were 32.6%, as these to Spain and Greece with holiday and recreation purposes were 81.0% and 60.0% respectively of all trips of Bulgarian residents to these countries (Figure 2). 1

Figure 2. Structure of the trips of Bulgarian residents abroad by purpose of visit and country of destination in August 2015 Austria Belgium Croatia Cyprus Czech Rep Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Italy Netherlands Portugal Poland Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden United Kingdom Other EU countries Canada FYROM Israel Norway Russian Fed. Serbia Switzerland Turkey Ukraine USA 0 20 40 60 80 100 % 2

In August 2015, the number of arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria was 1 729.6 thousand (Annex, Table 2) or by 2.3% above the level of August 2014 (Figure 3). An increase was registered in the trips with other purposes - by 6.4% and with holiday and recreation purpose - by 0.4%, while these with professional purpose decreased by 3.4%. Figure 3. Arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria by months 2000 Thousands 1800 1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 I '08 IV VII X I '09 IV VII X I '10 IV VII X I '11 IV VII X I '12 IV VII X I '13 IV VII X I '14 IV VII X I '15 IV VII The share of visits of ЕU citizens was 57.8% of the total number of foreigners visits to Bulgaria in August 2015 or by 0.9% less in comparison with the same month of the previous year. A decrease was registered in the visits of the citizens of Slovakia - by 32.4%, Greece - by 19.9%, Czech Republic - by 16.6%, Spain - by 13.3%, and etc. At the same time increased the visits from Hungary - by 17.0%, Poland - by 9.1%, France - by 8.6%, Romania - by 6.9%, the United Kingdom - by 6.9%, Belgium - by 5.0%, Germany - by 4.9%, Austria - by 3.8%, and etc. The visits of foreigners in the group Other European countries 1 increased by 6.7%, as the highest growth was observed in the visits of citizens of Turkey - by 31.5%. In August 2015, the predominant share of the visits with holiday and recreation purpose was 54.0%, followed by trips with others purposes (including as guest and passing transit) - 38.6% and with professional purpose - 7.4%. The visits with holiday and recreation purposes formed 98.2% of the arrivals from Israel and 90.8% - from Russian Federation. The visits with professional purpose were 40.9% of the arrivals from Slovenia, as with other purposes were 86.2% of all arrivals from Greece and 77.8% - from Turkey (Figure 4). 1 Group Other European countries includes countries in Europe outside EU. 3

Figure 4. Structure of the arrivals of visitors to Bulgaria from abroad by purpose of visit and country of origin in August 2015 Austria Belgium Croatia Cyprus Czech Rep Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Malta Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden United Kingdom Other EU countries Canada FYROM Israel Japan Norway Russian Fed. Serbia Switzerland Turkey Ukraine USA 0 20 40 60 80 100 % 4

Methodological notes The definitions recommended by the World Tourist Organization and the Methodological manual for tourism by Eurostat are applied by the National Statistical Institute. In accordance with these definitions an international tourist is any person who travels to a country other than his/her permanent residence for at least 24 hours but no more than one year and whose main purpose is not doing any activity for payment. The purposes of visiting a country are the following: Excursion, holiday or entertainment (visits to cultural or historical landmarks, sport events and other); Visiting friends and relatives; Professional purposes (business trips, participation in conferences, congresses, concluding deals, etc.); Other (education, medical treatment, etc.) purposes. Statistical data on the trips of Bulgarian citizens travelling abroad and visits by foreigners to Bulgaria are obtained on the basis of monthly information received from the Ministry of Interior and sample survey of the National Statistical Institute among Bulgarian and foreign citizens passing through border check points. Data on the number of the trips of the citizens of the European Union are estimated on the basis of the information obtained from the Ministry of Interior and the airport authorities. Data on the number of citizens from third countries are obtained directly from the Ministry of Interior. Data on the purposes of the trips are obtained on the basis of the NSI s regular monthly sample survey of passing Bulgarian and foreign citizens through the border check points. 5

Annex Table 1 Trips of Bulgarian residents abroad by purposes of visit and country of destination in August 2015 (Number) Country of destination Total Purpose of visit Total 512004 214473 71059 226472 EU 310711 143853 38880 127978 Austria 17479 6310 4126 7043 Belgium 5243 859 639 3745 Croatia 1156 1156 - - Cyprus 1092 596 298 198 Czech Republic 8637 4158 1329 3150 Denmark 2491 1495-996 Finland 67 45-22 France 12282 6367 1819 4096 Germany 25001 6180 8146 10675 Greece 135760 81456 4073 50231 Hungary 4189 762 1142 2285 Ireland - - - - Italy 16365 9107 1565 5693 Malta - - - - Netherlands 4888 2444 1397 1047 Poland 2817 268 1207 1342 Portugal 908 908 - - Romania 38579 4319 10364 23896 Slovakia 1749 583-1166 Slovenia 3863 1104-2759 Spain 15093 12218-2875 Sweden 108 62-46 United Kingdom 11776 3182 2227 6367 Other EU countries 1168 274 548 346 Other European countries 186091 66926 26412 92753 The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 35640 12023 9876 13741 Norway 806 566 240 - Russian Federation 4956 1458 1652 1846 Serbia 36593 15506 5473 15614 Switzerland 215 65 43 107 Turkey 106314 37308 8083 60923 Ukraine 1567-1045 522 Other countries 3679 656 561 2462 Canada 1132 - - 1132 Israel 1431 250 358 823 USA 1116 406 203 507 Rest of the world 11523 3038 5206 3279 6

Country of origin Arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria by purpose of visit and country of origin in August 2015 Total Table 2 (Number) Purpose of visit Total 1729581 933793 128415 667373 EU 1000464 507982 101813 390669 Austria 48772 26644 9935 12193 Belgium 26040 15540 2940 7560 Croatia 1588 1035 35 518 Cyprus 3563 1527 255 1781 Czech Republic 58228 45968 5108 7152 Denmark 14586 9438-5148 Finland 4490 3742 187 561 France 44839 18216 10509 16114 Germany 212178 144033 12553 55592 Greece 116209 6258 9833 100118 Hungary 29586 21620 1138 6828 Ireland 4815 4815 - - Italy 21987 7224 5654 9109 Malta 38 38 - - Netherlands 35786 14808 3702 17276 Poland 93339 79080 3889 10370 Portugal 1720 - - 1720 Romania 188637 38678 29752 120207 Slovakia 16678 13203-3475 Slovenia 4272 1824 1748 700 Spain 8409 5174 1294 1941 Sweden 7915 - - 7915 United Kingdom 49539 42424 2899 4216 Other EU countries 7250 6693 382 175 Other European countries 544733 288180 19503 237050 The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 54715 47489 3255 3971 Norway 2055 1738-317 Russian Federation 115161 104555 1661 8945 Serbia 62541 36917 2483 23141 Switzerland 3614 1807 258 1549 Turkey 239090 43799 9184 186107 Ukraine 67557 51875 2662 13020 Other countries 48383 45041 928 2414 Canada 3024 2544 63 417 Israel 32707 32129 270 308 Japan 1472 1244 90 138 USA 11180 9124 505 1551 Rest of the world 136001 92590 6171 37240 7