Carry on camping: stay-at-home tourists drive end-of-season boom
4 years ago

Carry on camping: stay-at-home tourists drive end-of-season boom

Dutch News  

Dutch ‘staycationers’ ensured a record autumn season for the tourism sector as coronavirus restrictions limited their travel options. By contrast, hotels, which are more dependent on foreign visitors, saw bookings fall sharply, according to the statistics agency CBS. Groningen and Gelderland, two provinces mainly popular with domestic visitors, saw their bookings up by 33.5% and 21% respectively, while Noord-Holland, which is heavily dependent on Amsterdam’s international pull, recorded a drop of 34.1%. Campsites had 14.2% fewer foreign visitors than in 2019, but were amply compensated by a 40.2% surge in Dutch tourists, while the numbers on holiday parks almost exactly balanced out: 28.6% fewer visitors from abroad versus 29.7% more Dutch guests. Hotels received a small boost of 12.6% in domestic bookings, but that was not enough to compensate for a 54.7% drop in the number of foreign tourists.

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