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Poles' international tourism spending has changed between 2019 and 2022, according to data from the World Tourism Organization (UNTWO), demonstrating that the COVID-19 epidemic has affected this nationality's inclination to spend on outward travel, according to EU Helpers.

Poles spent €8.8 billion in 2019, which is less than the €9.1 billion they spent in 2018, a record-breaking sum between 2011 and 2022. The top travel destinations for Poles are Italy, Germany, the UK, Turkey, and Croatia. According to Albanian media, 126,795 Poles will travel there in 2023, which indicates a rise in interest from Polish tourists.

Greek Visitors Are the Second-Most Rude in Europe
With an average cost of €193 for international travel per person in 2022, Greeks will be the second-most frugal travellers in Europe. Greek expenditures decreased from €2.9 billion to €850 million in 2020 and peaked at €1.9 billion in 2022, similar to the case with Poles, but it was larger in 2019 than it was in 2022.

The desire to travel to Albania is another element that unites Poles and Greeks. According to a research from Global Data's Travel and Tourism in Greece, this nation is the top foreign destination for Greek nationals, followed by Turkey, Italy, Bulgaria, and the UK.

Additionally, Hungarians, Bulgarians, and Croatians dislike blowing their travel budgets.
Hungary, Bulgaria, and Croatia round out the list of European nations with the lowest outbound tourism spending rates. In 2022, travelers from these three nations spent an average of between €236 and €374 abroad.

Hungarians spent a total of €2.2 billion, or €236 per person, meaning that tourists from their country typically spent less than €250 abroad. The third most frugal nation in Europe enjoys traveling to countries like Croatia, Austria, Italy, Romania, and the United Kingdom.

Bulgarians spent about €239 per person in 2022, and €1.5 billion total was taken out of the national budget for tourism-related expenses. Bulgarians typically vacationed in Greece, Turkey, Romania, Hungary, and the United Kingdom.

Croatians spent a total of €1.4 billion on outbound travel in 2022. They are well-versed in the tourism industry thanks to the millions of tourists that flock to their stunning islands every year. This shows a per-capita expenditure of €374. However, Croatians enjoy traveling to other European nations, particularly those that are close to them geographically, such as France, Slovenia, Austria, and Germany.


 

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