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TRIPS OF BULGARIAN RESIDENTS ABROAD AND ARRIVALS OF VISITORS FROM ABROAD TO BULGARIA IN FEBRUARY 2018 In February 2018, the number of the trips of Bulgarian residents abroad was 379.5 thousand (Annex, Table 1) or by 3.5% above the registered in February 2017 (Figure 1). In comparison with the same month of the previous year, an increase was observed in the total number of the trips of Bulgarians to: Romania - by 12.9%, Turkey - by 10.6%, France - by 4.6%, Germany - by 3.1%, Austria - by 2.9%, and etc. At the same time decreased the number of the trips of Bulgarians to: Greece - by 3.9%, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - by 3.0%, Italy - by 1.7%, Serbia - by 0.6%, and etc. Figure 1. Trips of Bulgarian residents abroad by months 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 I '13 V IX I '14 V IX I '15 V IX I '16 V IX I '17 V IX I '18 In comparison with February 2017, an increase was registered in the trips with holiday and recreation purpose - by 24.4% and with professional purpose - by 9.7%, while those with other purposes decreased with 6.7%. The trips with other purposes (as a guest, education and visit the cultural and sport events) in February 2018 composed the greatest share of the total number of trips of Bulgarian residents abroad - 49.7%, followed by the trips with professional purpose - 27.6%, and with holiday and recreation purpose - 22.7% (Figure 2). 1

Figure 2. Structure of the trips of Bulgarian residents abroad by purpose of visit in February 2018 22.7% Holiday and recreation 49.7% Professional Others 27.6% In February 2018 most trips of Bulgarian citizens were made to: Turkey - 76.9 thousand, Greece - 61.5 thousand, Romania - 43.9 thousand, Serbia - 36.3 thousand, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - 29.3 thousand, Germany - 21.4 thousand, Austria - 14.4 thousand, Spain - 13.4 thousand, France - 11.9 thousand, Italy - 11.4 thousand (Figure 3). Figure 3. Top foreign destination for Bulgarian residents by purpose of visit in February 2018 Turkey Greece Romania Serbia FYROM Germany Austria Spain France Italy 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 2

In February 2018, the number of arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria was 457.4 thousand (Annex, Table 2) or by 4.9% more in comparison with February 2017 (Figure 4). An increase was registered in the trips by all observed purposes: with professional purpose - by 18.8%, with holiday and recreation purpose - by 2.6%, and with other purposes (including as guest and passing transit) - by 1.2%. Transit passes through the country were 22.2% (101.4 thousand) of all visits of foreigners to Bulgaria. 2200 Figure 4. Arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria by months 2000 1800 1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 I '13 V IX I '14 V IX I '15 V IX I '16 V IX I '17 V IX I '18 The share of visits of ЕU citizens was 47.4% of the total number of foreigners visits to Bulgaria in February 2018 or by 6.0% more in comparison with the same month of the previous year. An increase was registered in the visits of citizens from Belgium - by 23.7%, Greece - by 14.9%, Czech Republic - by 12.1%, Romania - by 9.4%, and etc. At the same time decreased the visits from Austria - by 12.7%, the United Kingdom - by 6.1%, Italy - by 4.2%, Germany - by 2.4%, and etc. The visits of foreigners in the group Other European countries 1 increased by 3.0%, as the highest growth was observed in the visits of citizens of Serbia - by 15.0%. In February 2018, the predominant share of the visits with holiday and recreation purpose was 42.2%, followed by trips with other purposes - 37.7%, and with professional purpose - 20.1% (Figure 5). 1 Group Other European countries includes countries in Europe outside EU. 3

Figure 5. Structure of visits of foreign citizens to Bulgaria by purpose in February 2018 37.7% 42.2% Holiday and recreation Professional Others 20.1% In February 2018 the most visits to Bulgaria were from: Turkey - 79.7 thousand, Romania - 66.4 thousand, Greece - 59.5 thousand, Serbia - 48.2 thousand, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - 40.6 thousand, the United Kingdom - 20.5 thousand, Germany - 14.3 thousand, Israel - 14.3 thousand, Ukraine - 12.5 thousand, Russian Federation - 9.5 thousand (Figure 6). Figure 6. Top visits by foreigners to Bulgaria by country of residence and purpose in February 2018 Turkey Romania Greece Serbia FYROM United Kingdom Germany Israel Ukraine Russian Fed. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 4

Methodological notes The definitions recommended by the World Tourist Organization and the Methodological manual for tourism by Eurostat are applied by the National Statistical Institute. In accordance with these definitions an international tourist is any person who travels to a country other than his/her permanent residence for less than a year and whose main purpose is not doing any activity for payment in place visited. The purposes of visiting a country are the following: Excursion, holiday or entertainment (visits to cultural or historical landmarks, sport events and other); Visiting friends and relatives; Professional purposes (business trips, participation in conferences, congresses, concluding deals, and etc.); Other (education, medical treatment, and etc.) purposes. Statistical data on the trips of Bulgarian citizens travelling abroad and visits by foreigners to Bulgaria are obtained on the basis of monthly information received from the Ministry of Interior and sample survey of the National Statistical Institute among Bulgarian and foreign citizens passing through border check points. Data on the number of the trips of the citizens of the European Union are estimated on the basis of the information obtained from the Ministry of Interior and the airport authorities. Data on the number of citizens from third countries are obtained directly from the Ministry of Interior. Data on the purposes of the trips are obtained on the basis of the NSI s regular monthly sample survey of passing Bulgarian and foreign citizens through the border check points. 5

Country of destination Annex Trips of Bulgarian residents abroad by purpose of visit and country of destination in February 2018 Total Table 1 (Number) Purpose of visit Total 379498 86126 104908 188464 EU 218564 54561 70422 93581 Austria 14377 3944 3921 6512 Belgium 7430 2043 4023 1364 Croatia 1436 936 317 183 Cyprus 364 182 61 121 Czech Republic 6917 1729 3562 1626 Denmark 1085 561 189 335 Finland 87-87 - France 11906 4968 3095 3843 Germany 21357 5191 6229 9937 Greece 61526 8221 21846 31459 Hungary 4277 1283 1190 1804 Ireland 298 195 103 - Italy 11416 5708 2310 3398 Malta 239 129-110 Netherlands 3343 937 796 1610 Poland 2771 757 978 1036 Portugal 1135 1037 98 - Romania 43859 9263 14661 19935 Slovakia 937 155 204 578 Slovenia 1513 618 103 792 Spain 13439 4951 3700 4788 Sweden 916 274 228 414 United Kingdom 6261 1479 1764 3018 Other EU countries 1675-957 718 Other European countries 148749 26528 30366 91855 The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 29343 10788 9219 9336 Norway 431 263 168 - Russian Federation 2026 887 607 532 Serbia 36291 6094 11166 19031 Switzerland 2382 529 794 1059 Turkey 76943 7632 8141 61170 Ukraine 1333 335 271 727 Other countries 2975 1253 547 1175 Canada 689 220 124 345 Israel 1249 611 112 526 USA 1037 422 311 304 Rest of the world 9210 3784 3573 1853 6

Country of origin Arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria by purpose of visit and country of origin in February 2018 Total Purpose of visit Table 2 (Number) Total 457420 193123 92074 172223 EU 216764 49942 65054 101768 Austria 6976 1199 3488 2289 Belgium 5505 724 1573 3208 Croatia 1220 293 610 317 Cyprus 986 422 227 337 Czech Republic 2312 1156 474 682 Denmark 964 547-417 Finland 513 186 257 70 France 3350 1627 1066 657 Germany 14348 6136 4544 3668 Greece 59499 9128 16848 33523 Hungary 2556 1578 520 458 Ireland 1888 866 944 78 Italy 8359 2594 2738 3027 Malta 542 397-145 Netherlands 3785 1538 828 1419 Poland 5930 2694 2296 940 Portugal 616 356 260 - Romania 66440 9240 18351 38849 Slovakia 1675 199 837 639 Slovenia 499 125 100 274 Spain 5089 1496 1206 2387 Sweden 980 371 326 283 United Kingdom 20516 6422 6958 7136 Other EU countries 2216 648 603 965 Other European countries 191585 112982 21252 57351 The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 40638 35213 2350 3075 Norway 285 103-182 Russian Federation 9474 7796 466 1212 Serbia 48229 33413 3761 11055 Switzerland 744 372 153 219 Turkey 79695 31184 12425 36086 Ukraine 12520 4901 2097 5522 Other countries 18046 16882 699 465 Canada 489 395 45 49 Israel 14299 14068 150 81 Japan 422 341 55 26 USA 2836 2078 449 309 Rest of the world 31025 13317 5069 12639 7