Doha ssummit 1-3 May José Luis Zoreda Chief Executive Officer EXCELTUR

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1 José Luis Zoreda Chief Executive Officer EXCELTUR

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3 WHAT IS EXCELTUR? The 30 leading spanish tourism companiesfrom every sector -With a turnover of million in Over direct jobs -Operational investments in over 45 countries. Representing approximately 25% of the Spanish tourism industry and 4% of Spain s total GDP.

4 SPAIN DAYS AFTER MARCH 11!!!! A totallynormalized country and particularly Madrid. With a smooth political transition, resulting from our recent elections With a stable economyand growing above the European average. Spain fullyrecovered its Passion for life. Spaniards travelling more than ever within our boundaries.!!!!. A society strongly unified against terrorism - more than ever!!! They did not win!!!.

5 SPAIN DAYS AFTER MARCH 11!!!! In general terms: Tourism business as usual, with the exception of Madrid which is still recovering. To better assess the impact of March -11 on Madrid and the overall Spanish Tourism Industry, EXCELTUR carried out an specific survey Between the 16 of March and 8 of April, 2004 To 1,200 spanish business units from the following sectors: Airlines, railways, Cruises, Hotels, Travel Agencies, Theme Parks, Golf Courses, Credit cards, etc. The following slides show a summary of the main conclusions

6 IMPACT IN THE SHORT TERM Have your sales experienced any downtrend after the 11-M events? RESULTS FOR THE TOTAL SPANISH TOURISM INDUSTRY Betwen 5-10% 10,5% NO 65,6% Source: Exceltur YES 34,3% Betwen 0-5%; 15,2% More than 10% 8,6% Only a few number of companies were affected in over 10% of their sales

7 SHORT TERM IMPACT IN MADRID NO 67.1% Have your sales experienced any downtrend after the 11-M events? MADRID HOTELS YES 32,9% Betwen 5-10% 27,3% Source: Exceltur Betwen 0-5% 23,1% More than 10% 31,5% A significant number of hotels were affected by over 10% of their sales

8 IMPACT IN THE SHORT TERM Have you experienced any short-term effect on your sales after the 11-M events? (%) Madrid Valencia Cataluña Andalucía Canary islands Balearic islands Northen Coast Spain' s Inland SPAIN 18,0 44,0 64,1 66,2 90,2 91,8 68,8 76,7 67,5 82,0 56,0 35,9 33,8 9,8 8,2 31,2 23,3 32,5 Source: Exceltur 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% NO EFFECT SOME EFFECT Small % on overal Spain s destinations Structure of foreign Tourism arrivals by spanish regions 2003 Rest of regions 9,0% Madrid 5,9% Valencia 9,5% Andalucía 14,4% Balearic Islands 18,3% Cataluña 22,5% Source: Spanish National Tourism Statistics Canary Islands 20,3%

9 IMPACT IN THE SHORT TERM Different business opinions according to the two main markets (%) Have your sales been affected shortterm? For those whose sales have been affected Have your sales already recovered? NO YES NO YES Foreign 65,0 35,0 65,2 34,8 Domestic Demand inmediatly recovered Domestic 68,4 31,6 28,6 71,4 Fuente: Exceltur Spanish Tourism demand structure by markets 2003 Rest of Europe 16% Rest of the world 3% Domestic + UK + Germany = 73% of the market France 8% Domestic 46% Germany 10% Source: Spanish National Official Statistics U.K. 17%

10 ACCOMMODATION - THE MOST CONCERNED SECTOR Fully dependant of the spanish domestic market Different business opinions according to the various Spanish tourism industry sectors (%) Have your sales been affected shortterm? For those whose sales have been affected Have your sales already recovered? NO YES NO YES Total 65,6 34,4 51,5 48,5 Transport 59,3 40,7 20,0 80,0 Travel agencies 45,4 54,6 30,6 69,4 Accomodation 67,5 32,5 57,4 42,6 Source: Exceltur

11 ACCOMMODATION - THE MOST CONCERNED SECTOR Lower category hotels in Madrid, the most affected ones 100 Roomnight performance at Madrid's Hotels by categories in March (% year by year growth rate) (%) * 4* 3* 2* 1* Source: National Official Tourism Statistics Foreig Domestic

12 OFFICIAL STATISTICSM - RECONFIRMING EXPECTATIONS 12,0 10,0 8,0 6,0 4,0 2,0 0,0-2,0-4,0-6,0-8,0-10,0 Foreign tourism indicators (% quarterly average year by year growth rate) Tourists Hotel roomnights Hotel Visitors Source: National Official Statistics 15,0 Domestic Tourism indicators (% quarterly average year by year growth rate) 12,0 10,0 8,0 6,0 4,0 2,0 0,0-2,0-4,0-6,0-8,0-10,0 15,0 10,0 10,0 5,0 5,0 0,0 0,0-5,0-5,0-10, Hotel roomnights hotel visitors Source: National Official Statistics -10,0

13 FAST RECOVERY OF SPANISH TOURISM QUOTATIONS Stocks performances of some relevant U.S. quoted tourism companies after the 11-S events S Índex = S Number of trading days Walt Disney Delta Carnival Hilton Marriot Starwood Southwest ,0 110,0 11-M Stocks performances of all the spanish tourism quoted companies after the 11-M events 120,0 110,0 Fully recovered between 3 and 6 weeks Índex = ,0 90,0 80,0 70,0 60,0 100,0 90,0 80,0 70,0 60,0 50,0 50, M Number of trading days Amadeus Sol Melia Hotels Nh Hotels Iberia

14 FUTURE EXPECTATIONS

15 EXCELTUR S FUTURE BUSINESS CONFIDENCE INDEX GROWING Spanish Business Tourism Confidence Index elaborated quarterly by EXCELTUR by sectors (ICTUR) II III IV I II III IV I Source: Exceltur Leisure Transport 2004 Accomodation Spanish Tourism Business Confidence Index elaborated quarterly by EXCELTUR (ICTUR) -4,2-4,3 5,6-8,4 Travel Agencies 13,7 14,4 10,4 26,3 II III IV I II III IV I Promising & growing expectations for the future Source: Exceltur

16 SPANISH REGIONS LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE Spanish Business Tourism Confidence Index elaborated quarterly by EXCELTUR by Spanish Regions (ICTUR) 1st. Q 2004 Galicia Baleares Extremadura C - La Mancha Castilla y León Cataluña Murcia Aragón País Vasco Asturias C.Valenciana ESPAÑA Andalucía Madrid Canarias Canary Islands expectations non related to March Source: Exceltur

17 MADRID HOTELIERS - CONCERNED ABOUT THEIR FUTURE ,0 Spanish Tourism Business Confidence Index elaborated quarterly by EXCELTUR (ICTUR) Madrid Hotels vs Total Spanish ones -6,0 30,2-17,0-17,4-9,6-36,2-18,1-14,3-12,1-1,7-34,7-47,0-46,8-28,4-29,2 II Tr 02 III Tr 02 IV Tr 02 I Tr 03 II Tr 03 III Tr 03 IV Tr 03 I Tr 04 Source: Exceltur Madrid Spain Although they were already concerned before March 11 by Growing Overcapacity

18 ECONOMIC IMPACT : TOURISM EVOLUTION VS THE SPANISH ECONOMY 6 4 ISTE: EXCELTUR's tourism GDP Index comparable to the Spanish economy GDP 3,5% Growth in 1st.Q Exceltur Forecast Fuente: Exceltur and National Institute of Statistics 2,4% Growth expected by year end ISTE PIB GDP

19 EXCELTUR S ESTIMATIONS FOR YEAR END, 2004 Forecasts related to foreign markets EXCELTUR FORECAST FOR THE SPANISH TOURISM INDUSTRY Total 2004 (F) % % % Nº % Nº % Nº ISTE: Exceltur's indicator of the spain's tourism GDP 4,3 2,8-0,2 -- 1,8 -- 2,4 -- Foreign tourism revenues 11,0 8,5-3, ,4 3, ,9 4, ,3 Average revenue per foreign tourist 8,4 3,8-6,1 679,3 3,2 701,0 3,2 723,2 Total Foreign Tourists arrivals 2,4 5,1 3, , , Tourism arrivals from the 5 main markets for Spain 1,6 5,3 4, , , German arrivals -3,6-2,6-6, , , U.K. arrivals 8,7 5,2 4, , , French arrivals -0,9 17,8 19, , , Italian arrivals 2,9 1,8 3, , , Dutch arrivals -3,7 8,5 11, , , Source:National Official Statistics and EXCELTUR forecats (F)

20 IN SUMMARY. The spanish Tourism Industry quickly overcame the effects of March 11. Madrid is on the track to a promt recovery in full Madrid will shine in May more than ever on the ocassion of the forthcoming wedding of our Crown prince. SPAIN WELCOMES ALL OF YOU TO KEEP VISITING US AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN

21 THANKS FOR YOUR CONFIDENCE IN SPAIN AND FOR YOUR CONTINUOUS BUSINESS SUPPORT

22 THANKS FOR MAKING TRAVEL & TOURISM THE LARGEST ECONOMIC SECTOR IN SPAIN 12% of Spain s GDP 1,500,000 direct jobs

23 & A TOURISM PARTNERSHIP WORKING TOGETHER TOWARDS THE FUTURE José Luis Zoreda Chief Executive Officer EXCELTUR DOHA, 2nd. May 2004