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TRIPS OF BULGARIAN RESIDENTS ABROAD AND ARRIVALS OF VISITORS FROM ABROAD TO BULGARIA IN AUGUST 2016 In August 2016, the number of the trips of Bulgarian residents abroad was 590.6 thousand (Annex, Table 1) or by 15.3% above the registered in August 2015 (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: the United Kingdom - by 40.5%, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - by 38.1%, Italy - by 35.4%, Greece - by 34.1%, Germany - by 29.3%, France - by 21.5%, Serbia - by 11.2%, and etc. At the same time decreased the number of the trips of Bulgarians to: Turkey - by 16.7%, Austria - by 11.7%, Romania - by 2.7%, Spain - by 1.4% 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 X I '16 IV VII The trips with other purposes (as a guest, education and visit the cultural and sport events) in August 2016 composed the greatest share of the total number of trips of Bulgarian residents abroad - 44.7%, followed by the trips with holiday and recreation purpose - 41.7%, and with professional purpose - 13.6%. In comparison with August 2015 an increase was registered in the trips by all observed purposes: with other purposes - by 16.6%, with holiday and recreation purpose - by 14.7% and with professional purpose - by 13.1%. In August 2016, the trips with other purposes formed 72.1% of all trips to Turkey and 66.1% to Serbia, while the trips to Croatia and Greece with holiday and recreation purpose were 75.8% and 63.2% 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 2016 Austria Belgium Croatia Cyprus Czech Rep. Denmark France Finland Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Malta 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 2016, the number of arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria was 1 917.5 thousand (Annex, Table 2) or by 10.9% more in comparison with August 2015 (Figure 3). An increase was registered in the trips by all observed purposes: with holiday and recreation purpose - by 18.4%, with professional purpose - by 8.7%, and with other purposes - by 0.7%. Figure 3. Arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria by months 2500 Thousands 2000 1500 1000 500 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 X I '16 IV VII The share of visits of ЕU citizens was 60.8% of the total number of foreigners visits to Bulgaria in August 2016 or by 16.5% more in comparison with the same month of the previous year. An increase was registered in the visits of citizens from Denmark - by 57.5%, Poland - by 35.2%, Germany - by 27.2%, Belgium - by 26.3%, Czech Republic - by 21.9%, Hungary - by 20.0%, Greece - by 18.8%, Austria - by 11.6%, and etc. At the same time decreased the visits from Portugal - by 9.9%, Italy - by 9.5%, Spain - by 5.2%, and etc. The visits of foreigners in the group Other European countries 1 increased by 3.7%, as the highest growth was observed in the visits of citizens of Russian Federation - by 20.2%. In August 2016, the predominant share of the visits with holiday and recreation purpose was 57.7%, followed by trips with other purposes (including as guest and passing transit) - 35.0%, and with professional purpose - 7.3%. The visits with holiday and recreation purpose formed 98.6% of the arrivals from Israel, 96.6% - by Slovakia and 95.6% - from Russian Federation. The visits with other purposes were 78.4% of all arrivals from Turkey and 68.5% - from Romania (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 2016 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, and etc.); Other (education, medical treatment, and 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

Country of destination Annex Trips of Bulgarian residents abroad by purposes of visit and country of destination in August 2016 Total Table 1 (Number) Purpose of visit Total 590585 246104 80339 264142 EU 387201 184818 51247 151136 Austria 15430 3962 5004 6464 Belgium 6612 1588 1390 3634 Croatia 2745 2081 456 208 Cyprus 1490 1192-298 Czech Republic 9271 4304 1656 3311 Denmark 2955 825 892 1238 Finland 399 97 302 - France 14918 4838 2419 7661 Germany 32331 6689 11705 13937 Greece 182108 115106 6872 60130 Hungary 5263 915 1602 2746 Ireland 1753 584 1169 - Italy 22163 10021 2145 9997 Malta 1416 1179-237 Netherlands 5614 1673 1098 2843 Poland 3148 787 656 1705 Portugal 1223 492 208 523 Romania 37541 12355 8078 17108 Slovakia 2188 648 244 1296 Slovenia 4985 624 688 3673 Spain 14889 8839 1396 4654 Sweden 1003 367 384 252 United Kingdom 16545 5429 2327 8789 Other EU countries 1211 223 556 432 Other European countries 189173 55417 23274 110482 The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 49220 25133 8378 15709 Norway 1030 287 649 94 Russian Federation 5757 2146 1876 1735 Serbia 40709 6391 7402 26916 Switzerland 708 170 227 311 Turkey 88526 20805 3936 63785 Ukraine 3223 485 806 1932 Other countries 5544 2077 2412 1055 Canada 1371-1086 285 Israel 2889 1926 963 - USA 1284 151 363 770 Rest of the world 8667 3792 3406 1469 6

Country of origin Arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria by purpose of visit and country of origin in August 2016 Total Purpose of visit Table 2 (Number) Total 1917542 1105911 139529 672102 EU 1165204 634828 109052 421324 Austria 54453 22818 11928 19707 Belgium 32901 15282 3705 13914 Croatia 1690 1352-338 Cyprus 3448 1437 797 1214 Czech Republic 70988 57288 7472 6228 Denmark 22972 17867-5105 Finland 5683 5446 237 - France 45335 18134 10880 16321 Germany 269831 159567 22519 87745 Greece 138113 47808 20186 70119 Hungary 35492 19359 2451 13682 Ireland 4827 3216-1611 Italy 19890 8573 4115 7202 Malta 478 285 193 - Netherlands 37676 13563 4521 19592 Poland 126199 108437 5609 12153 Portugal 1550-1550 - Romania 188002 51273 7888 128841 Slovakia 18426 17791-635 Slovenia 4773 2727 682 1364 Spain 7971 5072-2899 Sweden 8704 5222 121 3361 United Kingdom 51141 41740 3345 6056 Other EU countries 14661 10571 853 3237 Other European countries 564811 320566 22830 221415 The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 51454 44506 2873 4075 Norway 10488 9456-1032 Russian Federation 138380 132264 1306 4810 Serbia 58068 39624 3430 15014 Switzerland 5196 2598 974 1624 Turkey 232362 38997 11068 182297 Ukraine 68863 53121 3179 12563 Other countries 52454 49100 1004 2350 Canada 2764 2339 55 370 Israel 37193 36670 314 209 Japan 1610 926 106 578 USA 10887 9165 529 1193 Rest of the world 135073 101417 6643 27013 7