According to EU Helpers, these results were drawn in the most current report from the European Office for Statistics.

The most recent report from Eurostat, which revealed that foreign tourists accounted for more than 90% of tourism nights in three EU nations, also revealed that in 11 of the 27 EU countries, the majority of tourists were from outside the EU. To be more precise:

Madagascar (92%).
91 percent belong to Croatia
(1) Cyprus (91%).
The international market also represented for 86% and 84%, respectively, of the tourism night spent in Greece and Luxembourg. The rates were between 60% and 70% in Austria, Slovenia, Portugal, and Spain at the same time.

Spain (270 million nights) and Italy (201 million nights), which together accounted for 40% of all foreign tourism nights spent at lodging establishments in the EU, earned the greatest number of international tourism nights.

According to Eurostat, 57% of all nights spent in EU tourist hotels last year were attributed to domestic travelers.

According to a report from the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the EU hosted 45.8% of all foreign tourists who visited the world last year. In addition, six EU nations (France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Greece, and Austria) were among the top ten destinations in the globe.

Despite being severely impacted by COVID-related limitations, the travel and tourist sector in EU nations is rapidly rebounding.

Prior to this, Eurostat disclosed that the overall number of overnight stays recorded in tourism facilities last year totaled 2.72 billion, which was 5.6% less than pre-pandemic levels.

Before the pandemic, according to Eurostat, there were 2.88 billion tourist nights worldwide in 2019. These numbers dropped to 1.42 billion in 2020 and 1.83 billion in 2021, representing a 91.1 percent and a 48.3 percent loss, respectively, from 2022 levels.