Profile of overseas visitors who went hiking/hillwalking in 2011

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Profile of overseas visitors who went hiking/hillwalking in 2011 Revised July 2013

Table of Contents Table 1 Overseas participants in hiking/hillwalking (000s)...1 Table 2 Market distribution of overseas visitors (%)...1 Table 4 Purpose of visit- overseas visitors (%)...1 Table 5 Route of entry (%)...1 Table 6 Month of arrival (%)...2 Table 7 Length of stay (%)...2 Table 8 Experience of Ireland (%)...2 Table 9 Social class (%)...2 Table 10 Party composition (%)...3 Table 11 Respondent age (%)...3 Table 12 Use of car (%)...3 Table 13 Nights by region (%)...3 Table 14 Regions visited (%)...4 Table 15 Accommodation nights (%)...4 Table 16 Type of arrangement (%)...4 Table 17 Breakdown of spend (%)...4 Table 18 Regions activity engaged in - overseas visitors (%)...5 Table 17 Length of walks overseas visitors (%)...5 Table 18 Accompanied by a guide overseas visitors (%)...5

Overseas visitors who went hiking and or hillwalking while in Ireland spent an estimated 660 million in 2011. Table 1 Overseas participants in hiking/hillwalking (000s) 763 551 Table 2 Market distribution of overseas visitors (%) Britain 32 33 Mainland 43 41 18 20 Other Areas 7 6 Table 4 Purpose of visit- overseas visitors (%) All Britain Mainland Holiday 57 45 58 70 Visiting friends & relatives 30 49 25 20 Business 5 4 6 5 Other 8 2 12 6 Table 5 Route of entry (%) Sea from Britain 11 12 42 5 1 Sea from Mainland 5 7-14 1 Air from Britain 25 19 57 2 17 Air from Mainland 43 42 1 78 13 Transatlantic air 16 20 - - 68 1

Table 6 Month of arrival (%) January-March 13 7 14 6 8 April 8 7 5 8 7 May 10 11 11 11 11 June 13 15 10 13 21 July 16 19 16 23 15 August 16 18 16 21 17 September 10 11 13 11 11 October-December 13 11 13 9 12 Table 7 Length of stay (%) 1-3 nights 11 9 18 6 8 4-5 nights 17 15 20 14 15 6-8 nights 28 33 38 32 31 9-14 nights 26 30 18 33 35 15+ nights 19 13 6 16 11 Average length of stay (nights) 16.5 10.4 10.1 10.7 9.5 Table 8 Experience of Ireland (%) Irish-born 8 3 10 1 - First visit 47 59 20 67 71 Repeat 44 38 69 32 29 Table 9 Social class (%) Managerial/professional (AB) 27 30 37 29 24 White collar (C1) 60 58 45 60 67 Skilled worker (C2) 10 10 14 9 8 Unskilled worker (DE) 3 2 5 2 2 2

Table 10 Party composition (%) Alone 39 23 24 19 22 Couple 34 44 46 42 45 Family 14 17 16 17 19 Other adult party 13 17 14 22 14 Table 11 Respondent age (%) 16-24 years 19 17 8 18 19 25-34 years 27 25 12 30 26 35-44 years 17 18 23 21 13 45-54 years 18 20 25 17 22 55-64 years 13 15 25 10 14 65+ years 5 5 7 3 6 Table 12 Use of car (%) Car brought 12 15 35 18 - Car hired 36 46 38 40 61 Car not used 52 39 27 42 39 Table 13 Nights by region (%) Dublin 33 24 6 23 32 East & Midlands 10 5 5 5 6 South-East 5 6 5 6 6 South-West 23 35 55 34 27 Shannon 8 8 6 8 9 West 16 18 20 18 17 -West 5 5 5 5 4 3

Table 14 Regions visited (%) Dublin 49 56 16 59 75 East & Midlands 58 14 8 16 13 South-East 16 20 7 22 24 South-West 46 57 52 56 58 Shannon 20 26 9 28 32 West 34 42 24 47 45 -West 10 10 5 12 11 Table 15 Accommodation nights (%) Hotels 9 18 10 13 33 Guesthouse/ B&Bs 11 27 13 29 28 Caravan/camping 3 6 2 12 - Rented 29 15 24 14 13 Friends/ relatives 23 11 22 8 9 Hostels 7 14 3 16 13 Other 19 9 26 7 3 Table 16 Type of arrangement (%) Package* n.a. 16 8 18 20 Independent n.a. 84 92 82 80 * Prepaid an inclusive price for fares to/from Ireland and at least one other element of the holiday. Table 17 Breakdown of spend (%) 4 Bed and board 26 27 20 27 31 Other food and drink 34 34 40 33 33 Sightseeing/entertainment 8 8 10 7 8 Internal transport 12 13 12 13 14 Shopping 14 13 13 13 13 Miscellaneous 5 4 5 7 1

Table 18 Regions activity engaged in - overseas visitors (%) All Britain Mainland Dublin 13 4 17 14 East & Midlands 20 16 21 20 South East 7 9 5 6 South West 41 45 39 44 Shannon 10 5 10 13 West 26 20 29 29 West 7 8 7 8 Table 17 Length of walks overseas visitors (%) All Britain Mainland Up to 5km 37 34 34 43 More than 5 km 42 43 42 45 More than 10 km 19 22 22 11 Don t know 1 2 2 - Table 18 Accompanied by a guide overseas visitors (%) All Britain Mainland Yes 9 4 11 11 No 91 96 89 89 Estimates are based on information from the CSO's Country of Residence Survey (CRS) and Fáilte Ireland's Survey of Overseas Travellers Notes to Tables: Note 1: are defined as visitors who stated that their main reason for visiting Ireland was a holiday. Note 2: Respondent age - This refers to the age of visitors/holidaymakers stating that they have engaged in this activity. Note 3: Regions visited - where visitors/holidaymakers spent at least one overnight. Note 4: In the tables, * means less than 0.5%, - means 0%. 5