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TRIPS OF BULGARIAN RESIDENTS ABROAD AND ARRIVALS OF VISITORS FROM ABROAD TO BULGARIA IN MAY 2017 In May 2017, the number of the trips of Bulgarian residents abroad was 653.3 thousand (Annex, Table 1) or by 15.7% above the registered in May 2016 (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: Spain - by 39.6%, the United Kingdom - by 34.4%, Germany - by 25.9%, Italy - by 21.5%, Serbia - by 18.4%, France - by 15.6%, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - by 12.5%, Austria - by 11.4%, Turkey - by 10.9%, Greece - by 6.4%, Romania - by 1.6%, and etc. At the same time decreased the number of the trips of Bulgarians to: Israel - by 21.8%, Hungary - by 10.2%, and etc. Figure 1. Trips of Bulgarian residents abroad by months 700 Thousands 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 I '08 VII'08 I '09 VII'09 I '10 VII '10 I '11 VII '11 I '12 VII '12 I '13 VII '13 I '14 VII '14 I '15 VII '15 I '16 VII '16 I '17 The trips with other purposes (as a guest, education and visit the cultural and sport events) in May 2017 composed the greatest share of the total number of trips of Bulgarian residents abroad - 38.2%, followed by the trips with holiday and recreation purpose - 36.0%, and with professional purpose - 25.8%. In comparison with May 2016, an increase was registered in the trips with all observed purposes: with holiday and recreation purpose - by 30.3%, with professional purpose - by 23.1%, and with other purposes - by 0.9%. In May 2017, the trips with other purposes formed 70.0% of all trips to Turkey. The trips with professional purpose to Russian Federation were 53.5%, as these to France and Greece with holiday and recreation purpose were 58.3% and 49.5% 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 May 2017 Austria Belgium Croatia Cyprus Czech Rep. Denmark Finland France 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 May 2017, the number of arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria was 866.3 thousand (Annex, Table 2) or by 7.2% more in comparison with May 2016 (Figure 3). An increase was registered in the trips by all observed purposes: with professional purpose - by 22.4%, with holiday and recreation purpose - by 5.3%, and with other purposes - by 3.9%. 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 VII'08 I '09 VII'09 I '10 VII '10 I '11 VII '11 I '12 VII '12 I '13 VII '13 I '14 VII '14 I '15 VII '15 I '16 VII '16 I '17 The share of visits of ЕU citizens was 63.8% of the total number of foreigners visits to Bulgaria in May 2017 or by 9.1% more in comparison with the same month of the previous year. An increase was registered in the visits of the citizens of France - by 38.3%, Poland - by 20.8%, Italy - by 14.5%, Germany - by 10.2%, Romania - by 9.8%, the United Kingdom - by 5.9%, and etc. At the same time decreased the visits from Slovakia - by 24.3%, Hungary - 5.9%, Greece - by 0.3%, and etc. The visits of foreigners in the group Other European countries 1 increased by 2.1%, as the highest growth was observed in the visits of citizens of Serbia - by 11.3%. In May 2017, the predominant share of the visits with other purposes (including as guest and passing transit) was 46.0%, followed by trips with holiday and recreation purpose - 36.8%, and with professional purpose - 17.2%. The visits with holiday and recreation purpose formed 96.8% of the arrivals from Israel. The visits with professional purpose were 49.6% of the arrivals from Poland, as with other purposes were 77.1% of all arrivals 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 May 2017 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

Annex Table 1 Trips of Bulgarian residents abroad by purposes of visit and country of destination in May 2017 (Number) Country of destination Total Purpose of visit Total 653337 235413 168279 249645 EU 411704 168044 121723 121937 Austria 23314 6661 7942 8711 Belgium 9466 1958 3590 3918 Croatia 4576 2496 1664 416 Cyprus 1099 665 332 102 Czech Republic 8184 3226 2154 2804 Denmark 2653-963 1690 Finland 317-211 106 France 15323 8938 3830 2555 Germany 40772 9975 12841 17956 Greece 166745 82539 51973 32233 Hungary 6061 2156 2073 1832 Ireland 1144 329 453 362 Italy 22328 11008 2644 8676 Malta 405 258 147 - Netherlands 4456 1909 1110 1437 Poland 7842 2937 3033 1872 Portugal 760 494 266 - Romania 52411 18371 17223 16817 Slovakia 1776 256 336 1184 Slovenia 1789 176 550 1063 Spain 16516 7564 1496 7456 Sweden 1139-455 684 United Kingdom 18644 6020 4467 8157 Other EU countries 3984 108 1970 1906 Other European countries 214549 57954 37176 119419 The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 38227 14918 14234 9075 Norway 729-278 451 Russian Federation 5740 840 3073 1827 Serbia 36741 12392 8627 15722 Switzerland 1064 443 354 267 Turkey 129028 28908 9855 90265 Ukraine 3020 453 755 1812 Other countries 6645 2977 1024 2644 Canada 634-254 380 Israel 3021 1917 279 825 USA 2990 1060 491 1439 Rest of the world 20439 6438 8356 5645 6

Table 2 Arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria by purpose of visit and country of origin in May 2017 (Number) Country of origin Total Purpose of visit Total 866281 319315 148784 398182 EU 552504 141644 114988 295872 Austria 9237 3421 3507 2309 Belgium 7076 3527 2025 1524 Croatia 2737 561 1544 632 Cyprus 2385 487 862 1036 Czech Republic 7033 2307 3780 946 Denmark 1990 479 1106 405 Finland 2918 2003 590 325 France 11133 5139 3726 2268 Germany 55533 24832 14760 15941 Greece 102673 22145 35231 45297 Hungary 6835 2563 3418 854 Ireland 2482 1688 298 496 Italy 14103 3193 6653 4257 Malta 476 310 166 - Netherlands 4553 2056 1665 832 Poland 11905 3335 5902 2668 Portugal 766 489-277 Romania 261726 40109 19847 201770 Slovakia 2408 1368 646 394 Slovenia 2450 1035 572 843 Spain 3968 1894 387 1687 Sweden 4506 3004-1502 United Kingdom 25179 12734 5499 6946 Other EU countries 8432 2965 2804 2663 Other European countries 237577 131777 25495 80305 The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 39246 31645 3061 4540 Norway 2200 1586 426 188 Russian Federation 32307 25309 1923 5075 Serbia 43344 26770 3623 12951 Switzerland 1804 277 1106 421 Turkey 98285 36533 12106 49646 Ukraine 20391 9657 3250 7484 Other countries 26030 22777 1294 1959 Canada 1729 1358 76 295 Israel 12604 12199 230 175 Japan 2400 1638 317 445 USA 9297 7582 671 1044 Rest of the world 50170 23117 7007 20046 7