Tourism in Tirol Facts and Figures 2018

Tirol Werbung / Tourismus Netzwerk FACTS AND FIGURES 2018 1

Tourism in TirolFacts and Figures 2018


Inhalt

1. Arrivals and overnight stays in Tirol 3

2. Markets of origin 9

3. Tourism associations and municipalities 16

4. Accommodation 20

5. Alpine competitors at a glance 27

6. Economic importance of tourism in Tirol 31

7. Reasons for visiting Tirol 35


Arrivals and overnight stays in Tirol


Arrivals and overnight stays at a glance

Arrivals

• Winter 2017/18 6.2 million

• Summer 2018: 6.1 million

• Tourism year 2017/18: 12.3 million

Overnight stays

• Winter 2017/18: 27.6 million

• Summer 2018: 21.8 million

• Tourism year 2017/18: 49.4 million

Source: Office of the Tirol State Government, Regional Development - Statistics

Overnight stays

Winter 2017/18 Summer 2018 TY 2017/18

Tirol total 27,575,710 21,798.904 49,379,498

Arrivals

Winter 2017/18 Summer 2018 TY 2017/18

Tirol total 6,163,757 6,107,607 12,273,321

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Tirol Werbung / Tourismus Netzwerk FACTS AND FIGURES 2018

Development of overnight stays since 1951

• Increases in winter 2017/18 after a slight decrease in the previous year

• Declines in Summer since the beginning of 1990s, since 2009 slight increases in overnight stays

49.4 m

OS TY

27.6 m

OS Winter

22.8 m

OS Summer

Source : Office of the Tirol State Government, Regional Development – Statistics; OS = overnight stays, TY = tourism year

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Development in the past 10 years

Tourism year:

• Arrivals +35.0%

• Overnight stays +13.7%

Winter:

• Arrivals +24.0%


Summer:

• Arrivals +48.1%


49.4m

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27.6m

OS Winter

21.8m

OS Summer

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Source: Office of the Tirol State Government, Regional Development – Statistics; OS = overnight stays, TY = tourism year


Comparison of arrivals and overnight stays

• The average length of stay for guests in Tirol decreased in the last 10 tourism years from 4.8 to 4.0 days

• Trend towards shorter holidays, but more of them

• Guests stay longer in Tirol in winter than in summer:

• Winter 2017/18: 4.5 days

• Summer 2018: 3.6 days



Distribution over the seasons

• Tourism year 2017/18:

Winter season clearly stronger with 56%

of overnight stays compared to the

summer season (44%)

• Tourism year 2007/08:

Share of the winter season was slightly

higher (59%)

Summer

44%

Winter

56%



Markets of origin


Source markets in winter 2017/18

• Germany is by far the no. 1 source market in the

winter in Tirol

• Netherlands in the second place ahead of Austria

• Growth for most of the top 15 markets over the past

10 years – decline of overnight stays from the UK,

Denmark & Italy; Netherlands and France remain

stable

• Highest growth rates for Switzerland, Czech

Republic and Romania compared by the last 10 years

(but starting from a very low level)

Rank Markets of origin

Winter 2017/18

Overnight stays Market share % 07/08-17/18

1 Germany 13,942,997 50.6% 4.8%

2 Netherlands 3,407,643 12.3% -0.2%

3 Austria 1,859,158 6.8% 9.0%

4 Switzerland and Liechtenstein 1,295,132 5.0% 56.3%

5 UK 1,224,763 4.7% -8.5%

6 Belgium 1,005,300 3.7% 10.8%

7 Poland 564,060 2.1% 21.2%

8 Czech Republic 538,373 2.0% 46.7%

9 Denmark 386,889 1.5% -16.1%

10 Russia 353,138 1.4% -9.3%

11 France (incl. Monaco) 352,898 1.3% 0.5%

12 Italia 333,083 1.2% -3.9%

13 Sweden 235,927 0.9% 27.4%

14 Romania 207,302 0.7% 43.8%

15 Luxemburg 157,042 0.5% 38.1%

Other Markets 1,712,005 5.9% 32.2%

Tirol total 27,575,710 100.0% 7.7%


DE

51%

NL

12%

AT

7%

CH

5%

UK

4%

BE

4%

PL

2%

CZ

2%

DK

1%

RUS

1%

FR

1%

IT

1%

SWE

1%

RO

1%

LUX

0,5%

Other

Markets

6%


Source markets in winter 2017/18

• Germany with a market share of 51% of all overnight

stays

• The top 3 markets Germany, the Netherlands and

Austria with 70% of all overnight stays

• Slight decrease of the German market share in the last

10 years – in winter 2007/08 Germany had a market

share of nearly 52%

• Increasing market share of overnight stays from

Switzerland (+1.5 percentage points/pp and Czech

Republic (+0.5 pp) in the last 10 years



Summer 2018

Overnight stays Market share % 2008-18

1 Germany 11,764,681 54.0% 27.6%

2 Austria 2,327,016 10.7% 22.4%

3 Nederlands 1,517,447 7.0% 3.3%


5 Italy 709,260 3.3% -1.5%

6 Belgium 614,662 2.8% -4.7%

7 France (incl. Monaco) 469,528 2.2% -20.6%

8 UK 456,329 2.1% -20.9%

9 Czech Republic 253,621 1.2% 98.4%

10 China 218,423 1.0% 468.5%

11 USA 182,832 0.8% 29.1%

12 Denmark 179,673 0.8% 11.7%

13 Poland 168,423 0.8% 160.1%

14 Hungary 129,182 0.6% 72.6%

15 Israel 115,081 0.5% 161.7%

Other Markets 1,249,517 5.7% 38.0%

Tirol total 21,798,904 100.0% 22.4%


Source markets in summer 2018

• Germany also no. 1 concerning overnight stays in

summer

• Austria in the second place ahead of the Netherlands

• Decline of overnight stays in the last 10 years for

Italy, Belgium, France and the UK

• Other main markets increasing (especially Germany,

Austria and Switzerland); clear increases of overnight

stays also from China, Poland and Isreal (but starting

from a low level)


DE

54%

AT

11%

NL

7%

CH

7%

IT

3%

BE

3%

FR

2%

UK

2%

CZ

1%

CHN

1%

USA

1%DK

1%

PL

1%

HU

1%ISR

0,5%

Other

Markets

6%


Source markets in summer 2018

• In summer Germany has a market share of about 54%

• The top 3 markets are Germany, Austria and

Netherlands with about 72% of all overnight stays

• The market share of Germany in summer increased in

the last 10 years – in summer 2008 Germany had a

market share of 52%

• Decreasing market share especially for the Netherlands

(-1.3 percentage points/pp) as well as for France (-1.2

pp) and UK (-1.1pp)

• Biggest increase of market share for Germany (+2.2 pp)



Source markets in TY 2017/18

• Germany is no. 1 source market with more than the

half of all overnight stays in Tirol

• Netherlands in second place ahead of Austria

• Switzerland is no. 4 with very positive results in the

past 10 years

• Decline of overnight stays in the past 10 years for

UK, Italy, France, Denmark and Russia

• Very high growth rates in the source market China

(but starting from a very low level)


Tourism year 2017/18

Overnight stays Market share % 07/08-17/18

1 Germany 25,710,661 52.1% 14.2%

2 Nederlands 4,925,749 10.0% 0.9%

3 Austria 4,185,680 8.5% 16.0%


5 UK 1,681,220 3.4% -12.3%

6 Belgium 1,620,831 3.3% 4.4%

7 Italy 1,042,294 2.1% -2.3%

8 France (incl. Monaco) 822,465 1.7% -12.7%

9 Czech Republic 792,175 1.6% 60.1%

10 Poland 732,228 1.5% 38.1%

11 Denmark 566,573 1.1% -8.9%

12 Russia 411,304 0.8% -11.9%

13 China 371,632 0.8% 518.4%

14 Sweden 329,309 0.7% 0.5%

15 USA 311,172 0.6% 37.9%

Other markets 3,137,805 6.4% 39.3%

Tirol total 49,379,498 100.0% 13.7%


DE

52%

NL

10%

AT

8,5%

CH

5,5%

UK

3%

BE

3%

IT

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FR

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CZ

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PL

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DK

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RUS

1%CHN

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SWE

1%USA

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Other

markets

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Source markets in TY 2017/18

• Germany with a market share of 52% in the tourism

year

• The top 3 markets are Germany, the Netherlands and

Austria with a market share of about 70%

• Decline for the Netherlands in the last 10 years – the

market share in 2007/08 was about 11%

• Increase of overnight stays especially from

Switzerland (+1.0 percentage points/ pp); decreases

except from the Netherlands also from the UK (-1.0

pp) and France (-0.5 pp)



Tourism associations and municipalities


Top 15 tourism associations by overnight stays

• Ötztal Tourismus clearly on top (winter rank 1, summer rank 3)

• Innsbruck Tourismus in 2nd place (winter rank 4, summer rank 1) ahead of Paznaun-Ischgl (winter rank 2, summer only rank 23)

• Also top 10 in summer and winter: Erste Ferienregion im Zillertal, Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis, Mayrhofen-Hippach, Olympiaregion Seefeld,

Osttirol and Wilder Kaiser


Tourism association TY 17/18 Rank Winter 17/18 Rank Summer 18 Rank

Ötztal Tourismus 4,062,502 1 2,881,726 1 1,180.,87 3

Innsbruck / Feriendörfer 3,357,177 2 1,531,143 4 1,826,034 1

Paznaun-Ischgl 2,773,322 3 2,340,363 2 432,959 23

Erste Ferienregion im Zillertal 2,557,789 4 1,443,739 5 1,114,050 5

Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis 2,530,248 5 1,608,280 3 921,968 9

Mayrhofen - Hippach 2,406,328 6 1,432,153 6 973,790 8

Olympiaregion Seefeld 2,138,872 7 1,012,053 10 1,126,819 4

Osttirol 2,106,935 8 911,682 12 1,195,262 2

Wilder Kaiser 2,078,113 9 1,040,337 9 1,037,738 6

Stubai Tirol 1,838,225 10 1,090,729 8 747,496 11

Kitzbüheler Alpen - Brixental 1,699,191 11 1,003,000 11 695,039 13

Tiroler Zugspitz Arena 1,645,002 12 814,419 16 830,402 10

Achensee 1,620,593 13 603,629 19 1,016,739 7

St. Anton am Arlberg 1,586,987 14 1,277,114 7 309,566 29

Tiroler Oberland 1,582,209 15 875,713 15 706,483 12

Rank Tourism association Winter 2017/181 Tux-Finkenberg 62.1

2 Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis 59.3

3 Ötztal Tourismus 56.8

4 Paznaun-Ischgl 56.4

5 Stubai Tirol 55.1

6 Tiroler Oberland 51.1

7 Mayrhofen - Hippach 50.8

8 Zillertal Arena 49.3

9 St. Anton am Arlberg 48.5

10 Innsbruck / Feriendörfer 46.0

11 Wilder Kaiser 44.8

12 Pitztal 44.7

13 Erste Ferienregion im Zillertal 43.8

14 Achensee 42.1

15 Kitzbühel Tourismus 41.9


Top 15 tourism associations by occupancy in %

• As in the last year Tux-Finkenberg has the highest occupancy in winter (62.1%) ahead of Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis with 59.3%;

Ötztal Tourismus (56.8%) in 3rd place ahead of Paznaun-Ischgl with 56.4%

• In winter 7 regions have an occupancy over 50%; in Tirol overall occupancy is 44.6% - significantly higher than in summer (33.7%)

• In summer Achensee (61.2%) ahead of Kaiserwinkl (56.7%) and Tannheimer Tal (53.7%)

Rank Tourism association Summer 20181 Achensee 61.2

2 Kaiserwinkl 56.7

3 Tannheimer Tal 53.7

4 Innsbruck / Feriendörfer 50.0

5 Naturparkregion Reutte 49.8

6 Imst Tourismus 46.5

7 Wilder Kaiser 43.7

8 Olympiaregion Seefeld 41.8

9 Tiroler Zugspitz Arena 40.7

10 Kufsteinerland 40.6

11 Tirol West 40.0

12 Tiroler Oberland 38.4

13 Kitzbüheler Alpen - St. Johann ... 37.7

14 Silberregion Karwendel 37.2

15 Region Hall - Wattens 37.0

Source: Office of the Tirol State Government, Regional Development – Statistics;


Top 15 municipalities with most overnight stays

• Sölden clearly on top of the ranking (winter rank 1, summer rank 6)

• Innsbruck in second place (winter rank 7, summer rank 1) ahead of Mayrhofen (winter rank 4, summer rank 3) and Ischgl (winter rank

2, summer only rank 51); also top 10 in winter and summer: Neustift/Stubaital, Serfaus and Seefeld

Municipalities TY 17/18 Rank Winter 17/18 Rank Summer 18 Rank

Sölden 2,528,280 1 2,048,821 1 479,459 6

Innsbruck 1,722,778 2 737,644 7 985,134 1

Mayrhofen 1,539,582 3 899,101 4 640,481 3

Ischgl 1,527,430 4 1,402,789 2 124,641 51

Neustift/Stubaital 1,311,619 5 793,777 5 517,842 5

St.Anton/Arlberg 1,247,218 6 1,043,505 3 203,713 31

Serfaus 1,223,851 7 778,500 6 445,351 7

Seefeld/Tirol 1,142,390 8 544,996 10 597,394 4

Eben/Achensee 1,073,415 9 386,622 18 686,793 2

Fiss 978,633 10 624,518 9 354,115 12

Tux 968,952 11 658,005 8 310,947 16

Kirchberg/Tirol 877,537 12 485,681 11 391,856 9

Kitzbühel 828,443 13 471,006 12 357,437 11

Ellmau 810,293 14 386,955 17 423,338 8

Wildschönau 758,267 15 400,416 16 357,851 10



Tirol accommodation

• About 2/3 of all overnight stays in Tirol are in hotels

• Strong decline for private lodging in summer and winter (but also sharp decline in the number of beds in the private

lodging segment and hardly any active marketing by the landlords)

• Highest increase in overnight stays in holiday apartments in the last 10 years in winter and summer

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ÜN Sommer 2018

Accomodationcategories Summer 2018 % 08-18

Hotels 13,639,505 13.0%

Holiday apartments 5,077,745 65.5%

Private lodgings 817,878 -24.9%

Others 2,263,776 43.6%

Total 21,798,904 22.4%

Accomodationcategories Winter 2017/18 % 07/08-17/18

Hotels 16,532,563 3.1%

Holiday apartments 8,901,394 29.8%

Private lodgings 1,210,544 -35.2%

Others 936,093 11.0%

Total 27,580,594 7.7%


Overnight stays in accommodation categories 2017/18

Overnight stays in million

Source: Office of the Tírol State Government, Regional Development - Statistics

Hotels

Holiday

apartments

Private

lodgings

Others

Winter 2017/18

Summer 2018


Number of beds

• In Tirol there are about 360,000 beds in winter and summer*

• Every second bed in Tirol is a hotel bed

• One third is in holiday apartments and about 7% in private lodgings

• Sharp decline in the number of beds offered by private lodgings in the last 10 years

• Number of beds in 2/1-star hotels and 3-star hotels also decreased; 4/5-star hotels with an increasing number of beds

• The number of beds in holiday apartments also increased sharply in the last 10 years

Accomodation categoriesNumber of beds winter

2007/08 2017/18 % 07/08-17/18

Hotels 177,193 174,541 -1.5%

Holiday apartments 107,288 124,232 15.8%

Private lodgings 44,965 26,055 -42.1%

Others* 11,972 39,226 -

Total* 341,418 364,054 -

Accomodation categoriesNumber of beds summer

2008 2018 % 08-18

Hotels 173,295 166,744 -3.8%

Holiday apartments 106,423 119,307 12.1%

Private lodgings 45,105 25,597 -43.3%

Others* 17,935 51,473 -

Total* 342,758 363,121 -

*Winter 2017/18 & Summer 2018: first survey and inclusion of about 30,000 beds on campgrounds in category „Others“, therefore 10-year-comparison for „Total“ and „Others“ not given


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Hotellerie

Ferien-wohnungen

Privat-quartiere

Sonstige

Übernachtungen

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Beds


Ratio of overnight stays to beds in winter

• Every second bed is a hotel bed

• These generate about 60% of all overnight stays in

Tirol

• Private lodgings are frequented clearly below average

*Winter 2017/18 & Summer 2018: first survey and inclusion of about 30,000 beds on campgrounds in categorie „Others“


Hotels

Holiday

Apartements

Private

Lodgings

Others

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Hotellerie

Ferien-wohnungen

Privat-quartiere

Sonstige

Übernachtungen

Betten

Overnight stays

Beds


Ratio of overnight stays to beds in summer

• Every second bed is a hotel bed

• These generate about two-thirds of all overnight

stays in Tirol

• Private lodgings are frequented clearly below average

*Winter 2017/18 & Summer 2018: first survey and inclusion of about 30,000 beds on campgrounds in categorie „Others“


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Holiday

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Private

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Others

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4 - 5* Hotel 3* Hotel 2/1* Hotel Gew. FeWo FeWo Privat FeWo Privat a.B. Privatquartier Privatquartier a.B.

Winter 2017/18

Sommer 2018


Occupancy in %

• Highest occupancy in upmarket hotels in winter and summer

• Establishments generally better occupied in winter than in summer; greatest difference between summer and winter

season for holiday apartments

• Total occupancy in Tirol: winter 44.6%, summer 33.7% (with decline in both seasons compared to the previous year)

Note: *Winter 2017/18 & Summer 2018: first survey and inclusion of about 30,000 beds on campgrounds in category „Others


Winter 2017/18

Summer 2018

Com. hol. apart Private hol. apart. Private hol. apart. Private lodgings Private lodgings


Occupancy in days

Occupancy Tirol in total:

• Winter: 81 days of full occupation (winter season: 181 days)

• Summer: 62 days of full occupation (summer season: 184 days)

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4 - 5* Hotel 3* Hotel 2/1* Hotel Gew. FeWo FeWo Privat FeWo Privat a.B. Privatquartier Privatquartier a.B.

Winter 2017/18

Sommer 2018

Winter 2017/18

Summer 2018

Note: *Winter 2017/18 & Summer 2018: first survey and inclusion of about 30,000 beds on campgrounds in category „Others


Com. hol. apart Private hol. apart. Private hol. apart. Private lodgings Private lodgings


Alpine competitors at a glance


Selected competitors winterSource: Office of the Tirol State Government, Regional Development - Statistics; TourMIS/Statistik Austria; Autonome Provinz Bozen – Südtirol, Landesinstitut für Statistik (Astat). Chart: Tirol Werbung

Total amount of all markets of originOvernight stays & arrivals winter 2012/13 – 2017/18 in millions

Changes winter 2016/17 – 2017/18 in millions and %

South Tyrol


Selected competitors summerSource: Office of the Tirol State Government, Regional Development - Statistics; TourMIS/Statistik Austria; Autonome Provinz Bozen – Südtirol, Landesinstitut für Statistik (Astat). Chart: Tirol Werbung

Total amount of all markets of originOvernight stays & arrivals summer 2013 – 2018 in millions

Changes summer 2017 – 2018 in millions and %

South Tyrol


Comparison of the most important competitors

Winter 2017/18:

• Tirol with 27.6 million overnight stays clearly ahead of Salzburg (16.0 million), South Tirol (12.5 million) and Vorarlberg (5.1

million). Increases of overnight stays for all regions in comparison to the previous year (Tirol +4.2% or +1.1 million; Salzburg

+6.1% or +910,000; Vorarlberg +4.0% or +200.000; South Tyrol +6.4% or +750,000).

• Tirol with 6.2 million arrivals ahead of Salzburg (3.9 million), South Tyrol (2.9 million) and Vorarlberg (1.3 million). Compared to

the previous year, all regions with increases.

• Increases were recorded in all regions since the last 5 years.

Summer 2018:

• With 21.8 million overnight stays Tirol on top ahead of South Tyrol (20.7 million); Salzburg (13.3 million) and Vorarlberg (4.0

million) are behind. The most considerable growth in overnight stays in absolute numbers was recorded in Tirol (+610,000

followed by Salzburg (+330,000) and South Tyrol (+280,000).

• Tirol recorded 6.1 million arrivals and is ahead of South Tyrol with 4.6 million, Salzburg with 4.0 million and Vorarlberg with 1.2

million arrivals.

• Increases were recorded in all regions since the last 5 years also in summer

Source: Office of the Tirol State Government, Regional Development - Statistics; TourMIS/Statistik Austria; Autonome Provinz Bozen – Südtirol, Landesinstitut für Statistik (Astat).


Economic importance of tourism in Tirol


Employment

• 55,000 people are employed in tourism in Tirol

(employed, not full time equivalent)

• Tourism has a big impact especially in the district

Landeck (42%), but also in Kitzbühel (35%), Reutte

(34%) and Imst, tourism is a very important employer

• Compared by the last 10 years the number of

employees in tourism increased by about +16,000 or

42% - stronger than in any other economy sector

Tourism and leisure industry Share

Hotels 58%

Gastronomy 26%

Health industry 8%

Leisure and sports industry 4%

Travel agencies 3%

Cinema, culture and amusement 0.5%

Total 100%

Source: Tirol Economic Chamber 2018


Expenditure and turnover

Daily expenditure of guests (incl. arrival) higher in winter

than in summer:

winter € 186,- and summer € 137,-

• Of which approx. 52% for accommodation

• Approx. 14% for food an beverage

• Purchases about 10 % in summer and 8% in winter

• Expenditure for cable cars, public transport much

higher in winter (18% in winter vs. 10% in summer)

• About 5% für leisure time, culture, sports and

wellness

Tourism in Tirol generates around € 8.4 billion turnover

• € 6.7 bn from overnight tourism

• € 1.7 bn from day visitors

Source: T-Mona Summer 2018 and Winter 2017/18, Tourismus-Satellitenkonto Tirol 2014 (MCI Tourismus)


Value creation

• Direct tourism value creation for Tirol is approximately € 4.5 bn

• This is 17.5% share of the total value creation of Tirol

• For Austria the share of the direct value creation of tourism in the GDP is 7.0%

• By comparison: Upper Austria 4.0% and Vienna 2.2%

Source: Tourismus-Satellitenkonto Tirol 2014 (MCI Tourismus), Austria 2017, Upper Austria 2016 und Vienna 2015


Reasons for visiting Tirol


Winter in Tirol

Holiday activities

• Sport: skiing ist THE sport activity;

winter hiking is booming (after skiing the second most

popular winter activity in Tirol); snowboarding and

tobogganing especially popular by the younger guests

• Dining as an important holiday component: regional food

and drinks are more important in summer than in winter

• Further important activities are walking in the nature,

relaxing, sightseeing and shopping

Reasons for visiting Tirol in winter

• Sport opportunities and mountains

• Tirol has high competence in winter sports: attractive ski areas,

guaranteed snow

• Nature, landscape and tranquillity

• Good experiences in the past

• Friendly locals, great hospitality

• Great accessibility

• Top accommodation

Source: T-Mona Winter 2017/18


Summer in Tirol

Holiday activities

• A lot of different sport activities

• Sport: hiking is by far THE sports activity (importance

increases with age); water activities attract many in summer;

climbing, mountain biking and adventure sports are gaining

importance for younger guests

• Beside sports also culture, enjoyment and relaxation are

important

• Walking in the nature, sightseeing, trips outside the holiday

resort, enjoying regional food and beverages

Reasons for visiting Tirol in summer

• Beautiful landscape/mountains and nature

• Sport opportunities, great variety of hiking trails, bicycle- and

mountain bike tracks

• Peace and silence

• Hospitality

• Good experiences in the past

• Quality of accommodation

• Fresh air and healthy climate

Source: T-Mona Sommer 2018


Tirol Werbung GmbH

Marktforschung

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Maria-Theresien-Straße 55

6020 Innsbruck · Österreich

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