This chart describes the grand tour. Specifically, foreign travelers have made up for a drop
in tourism among Europeans in some countries. But protests in Greece continue to scare visitors
away.
Travelers are avoiding the Greek islands because of the protests in that country. Tourism
is still up but not for Greece. Tourists are going to place like France and Spanish instead.
This graph shows rates of visitors to various countries from 2008 to 2012. Most countries
have seen a rise, except for Greece due to protests. Tourism has dropped at athens airport
from 2.3 million to 1.8 million.
This chart describes grand tour. Specifically, foreign travelers have made up for a drop in
tourism among Europeans in some countries. But protests in Greece continue to scare visitors
away.
Foreign tourism has increased slowly on a yearly basis, despite Europeans in their home countries
spending less on vacations within the country, potentially due to protests. Tourists visiting
Spain has climbed in recent years, whereas tourists visiting Greece have steadily declined,
due to the aforementioned protests in Greece.
A study conducted by from 2008 to 2012 states here on this graph that tourism has significantly
decreased to Europe. Not that odd since the recession, people are trying to save and spend
as little as humanly possible.
This chart is titled Grand tour. It shows that foreign travelers have made up for a drop in
tourism among Europeans in some countries. However protests in Greece still continue.
These graphs show the change in international tourism vs domestic tourism in recent times.
European tourists are not traveling as much, but foreign tourism is up.
Visits by tourists to France has been dropping steadily in France. In 2012 there 25% fewer
tourists compared to 2008. This is in contrast to Spain, which saw a slight increase in tourist
dollars.
The image depicts how foreign travelers are making up for the lack of European tourism within
the Eurozone. Greece is somewhat scaring off travels due to it's ongoing protests.
The image depicts how foreign travelers have made up for a drop in tourism among Europeans
in some EU countries, protests in Greece continue to dissuade visitors from coming. Foreign
tourists appear to be making up for European tourists lack of visits.
This information shows that foreigners have been traveling more which makes up for a drop
in tourism among different places. There is a graph showing tourists visiting Spain. This
chart is not useful.
This chart explores tourism in Europe. Vacation Nights taken by locals in France and Italy
have decreased, but vacation nights taken by foreigners have increased compared to a year
ago. Many more international tourists are visiting Spain than Greece.
This image shows the decrease among foreign travelers in France. Tourism is down, mainly in
the summer months. This is because the protests that are occurring in Greece that scare tourists
away from the European countries.
