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AFTA Travel Trends May AFTA Travel Trends Report

Inbound and Outbound overview Introduction This snapshot provides an overview of the balance of trade between Inbound and Outbound Travel for Year end of March. It uses information provided by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Overseas Arrivals and Departures (OAD) data set.

Total Visitor and Australian departure and arrivals Year End March The ABS collects data on all travellers entering and leaving Australia through the Inbound Passenger Card. This section displays the number of international tourists entering and Australians departing Australia as of March Year end 2017 and. For travel and tourism to be sustainable it is imperative that the trade between each country is balanced and this snapshot tracks overall benefits to each country. The countries chosen are the major Australian source markets and desired destinations. March YE 2017 Total March YE 2017 Total number of international number of international visitors to Australia trips by Australians Inbound Outbound March YE Total number of international visitors to Australia Inbound March YE Total number of international trips by Australians Outbound China 1,252,200 484,100 1,409,200 552,400 New Zealand 1,352,200 1,366,500 1,363,700 1,432,100 USA 735,000 1,087,800 802,800 1,069,200 UK 720,200 599,600 731,300 635,400 Singapore 433,300 397,900 444,200 396,400 Japan 426,600 365,500 436,600 417,200 Malaysia 395,600 259,300 401,000 270,200 South Korea 285,200 74,700 304,800 73,000 India 270,600 332,600 319,500 373,700 Hong Kong 249,400 223,100 295,200 225,500 Indonesia 179,300 1,232,400 192,800 1,184,900 Thailand 94,200 549,900 97,800 587,900 Fiji 37,200 347,500 43,400 339,500 National Total 8,414,700 10,120,900 8,996,800 10,625,600 Source: March Short-term Movement, Residents Returning and Visitors Arriving - Selected Countries of Residence: Seasonally adjusted

Inbound Report Introduction These snapshots provide an overview of the performance of the Australian inbound tourism sector. It uses information provided by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Overseas Arrivals and Departures (OAD) data set. Performance indicators are provided for each market and month. A neutral rating is provided for markets which have a year on year variation of (+/-) 2%.

Where are our participants? Total inbound tourists to Australia March This section displays the number of international tourists travelling to Australia each month as of March Year end 2017 and. Key Highlights March has an average 3 year growth of 7.7%. In 2017, January, February and March had a growth rate of 8.3%. In is was down to 6.8%. Month 2017 2017 Year end change Year end change Performance April 675,300 11.9% 746,500 10.5% Positive May 678,300 11.6% 733,800 8.2% Positive June 696,000 12.7% 728,200 4.6% Positive July 693,400 13.4% 746,000 7.6% Positive August 691,200 10.9% 758,100 9.7% Positive September 717,200 12.2% 742,100 3.5% Positive October 707,600 11.9% 756,800 7.0% Positive November 701,300 8.0% 755,300 7.7% Positive December 712,900 7.5% 744,100 4.4% Positive January 710,500 7.6% 762,500 7.3% Positive February 723,100 12.0% 751,800 4.0% Positive March 707,900 5.3% 771,600 9.0% Positive Total 8,414,700 10.3% 8,996,800 6.9% Positive 800,000 780,000 760,000 740,000 720,000 700,000 680,000 660,000 640,000 620,000 600,000 of tourists 2017 of tourists 5 year average Source: March Short-term Movement, Visitor Arrivals - Selected Countries of Residence: Seasonally adjusted

Where are our participants? Year end changes to top Australian source markets March This section displays the performance of the major Australian source markets for international travellers as of March Year end 2017 and. Destination 2017 2017 Year end change Year end change Performance China 1,252,200 12.9% 1,409,200 12.5% Positive New Zealand 1,352,200 3.0% 1,363,700 0.9% Neutral USA 735,000 15.6% 802,800 9.2% Positive UK 720,200 4.0% 731,300 1.5% Neutral Singapore 433,300 8.7% 444,200 2.5% Positive Japan 426,600 17.7% 436,600 2.3% Positive Malaysia 395,600 12.5% 401,000 1.4% Neutral South Korea 285,200 19.7% 304,800 6.9% Positive India 270,600 15.8% 319,500 18.1% Positive Hong Kong 249,400 9.3% 295,200 18.4% Positive National Total 8,414,700 10.3% 8,996,800 6.9% Positive 1,500,000 Key Highlights 1,350,000 1,200,000 India growth up an average of 17% for the last two years. 1,050,000 900,000 750,000 600,000 China arrivals extend lead over NZ by 45,500 movements. 450,000 300,000 150,000 0 China New Zealand USA UK Singapore Japan Malaysia South Korea India Hong Kong YE 18 Country YE 17 Coutnry 5 year average Source: March Short-term Movement, Visitor Arrivals - Selected Countries of Residence: Seasonally adjusted

Where are our participants? Monthly changes to top Australian source markets March This section displays the performance of the major Australian source markets for international tourists comparing the month of March 2017 to March. Destination 2017 2017 Year end change Year end change Performance China 110,000 8.3% 118,000 7.3% Positive New Zealand 113,000 5.2% 116,000 2.7% Positive USA 63,800 9.8% 66,100 3.6% Positive UK 58,700 0.9% 61,900 5.5% Positive Singapore 35,400-3.3% 39,100 10.5% Positive Japan 38,400 15.3% 37,300-2.9% Negative Malaysia 32,700 7.2% 34,000 4.0% Positive South Korea 22,900-2.6% 25,400 10.9% Positive India 21,300 2.9% 28,800 35.2% Positive Hong Kong 18,600-4.1% 26,200 40.9% Positive National Total 707,900 5.3% 771,600 9.0% Positive Key Highlights Japan is the only market to not have growth, but is still above the 5 year average. The 9% growth in movements is a high for the last two years for March. 140,000 120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 0 China New Zealand USA UK Singapore Japan Malaysia South Korea India Hong Kong 18 Country 17 Country 5 year average Source: March Short-term Movement, Visitor Arrivals - Selected Countries of Residence: Seasonally adjusted

Outbound Report Introduction This snapshot provides an overview of the performance of the Australian outbound travel sector. It uses information provided by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Overseas Arrivals and Departures (OAD) data set. Performance indicators are provided for each market. A neutral rating is provided for markets which have a year on year variation of (+/-) 2%.

Total outbound Australian travellers March This section displays the number of Australians travelling outbound each month as of March Year end 2017 and. Key Highlights March returns to growth up 6.0% from a -2.3% in February. Month 2017 2017 Year end change Year end change Performance April 814,900 4.6% 891,600 9.4% Positive May 814,500 4.9% 893,200 9.7% Positive June 825,900 5.0% 873,600 5.8% Positive July 834,200 8.2% 870,200 4.3% Positive August 837,900 5.1% 879,300 4.9% Positive September 841,700 6.2% 888,600 5.6% Positive October 837,800 6.0% 887,400 5.9% Positive November 839,800 5.0% 890,300 6.0% Positive December 873,600 7.4% 875,600 0.2% Neutral January 851,000 5.3% 895,500 5.2% Positive February 893,100 12.4% 872,200-2.3% Negative March 856,500 5.9% 908,100 6.0% Positive Total 10,120,900 6.3% 10,625,600 5.0% Positive 940,000 910,000 880,000 850,000 820,000 A 6% increase for March tracks above the 5 year trend of 5.4%. 790,000 760,000 730,000 700,000 2017 5 year average Source: March Short-term Movement, Residents Returning - Selected Destinations: Seasonally adjusted

Year end changes to popular international destinations travelled to by Australian s March This section displays the performance of the major destinations Australian s are travelling to as of March Year end 2017 and. Destination 2017 2017 Year end change Year end change Performance New Zealand 1,366,500 6.6% 1,432,100 4.8% Positive Indonesia 1,232,400 10.3% 1,184,900-3.9% Negative USA 1,087,800 5.4% 1,069,200-1.7% Neutral UK 599,600 0.5% 635,400 6.0% Positive Thailand 549,900-1.3% 587,900 6.9% Positive China 484,100 10.8% 552,400 14.1% Positive Singapore 397,900 7.9% 396,400-0.4% Neutral Japan 365,500 14.8% 417,200 14.1% Positive Fiji 347,500-3.1% 339,500-2.3% Negative India 332,600 13.1% 373,700 12.4% Positive National Total 10,120,900 6.3% 10,625,600 5.0% Positive 1,600,000 Key Highlights Fiji is the only country to slip below the 5 year average of the major markets. Indonesia movements down at 2016 levels. 1,400,000 1,200,000 1,000,000 800,000 600,000 400,000 200,000 0 New Zealand Indonesia USA UK Thailand China Singapore Japan Fiji India YE 18 Country YE 17 Country 5 year average Source: March Short-term Movement, Residents Returning - Selected Destinations: Seasonally adjusted

Monthly changes to popular international destinations travelled to by Australian s March This section displays the performance of the major destinations Australian s are travelling to comparing March 2017 to March Destination 2017 2017 Year end change Year end change Performance New Zealand 121,600 6.6% 117,700-3.2% Negative Indonesia 98,600 0.2% 104,800 6.3% Positive USA 89,600 10.1% 88,400-1.3% Neutral UK 52,700 8.2% 55,200 4.7% Positive Thailand 46,700 2.6% 48,500 3.9% Positive China 37,800-0.3% 50,700 34.1% Positive Singapore 34,200 10.0% 33,000-3.5% Negative Japan 30,600 8.5% 37,600 22.9% Positive Fiji 28,300-7.2% 27,200-3.9% Negative India 27,700 0.7% 32,300 16.6% Positive National Total 856,500 5.9% 908,100 6.0% Positive 140,000 Key Highlights China, Japan and India up on average of 24.5% for March. Fiji continues decline with an average 5.5% for the last two years. 120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 0 New Zealand Indonesia USA UK Thailand China Singapore Japan Fiji India 18 Country 17 Country 5 year average Source: March Short-term Movement, Residents Returning - Selected Destinations: Seasonally adjusted

Reasons to travel to popular international destinations by Australian s March This section displays the performance of the popular destinations visited by Australian s by reason of travel in March. 100.0% Holiday Visiting friends/relatives Business Other Reasons for Journey New Zealand 44.4% 34.4% 13.4% 7.8% Indonesia 82.7% 8.5% 4.6% 4.3% USA 54.3% 14.8% 16.4% 14.5% UK 26.1% 41.5% 21.0% 11.5% Thailand 72.9% 13.5% 7.0% 6.5% China 34.2% 35.6% 19.8% 10.4% Singapore 44.8% 20.2% 22.9% 12.1% Japan 73.3% 11.7% 9.5% 5.5% Fiji 73.1% 16.9% 4.2% 5.8% India 30.9% 50.8% 8.3% 10.0% National Total 52.1% 25.9% 12.6% 9.3% 90.0% 80.0% 70.0% 60.0% 50.0% 40.0% 30.0% 20.0% 10.0% 0.0% New Zealand Indonesia USA UK Thailand China Singapore Japan Fiji India National Total Holiday Visiting friends/relatives Business Other Reasons for Journey Source: March Short-term Movement, Residents Returning - Selected Destinations: Orignal

Airlines Introduction This snapshot provides the market share of each airline for international travel. Information is sourced directly from the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development. Department Summary: Fifty-eight international airlines operated scheduled services to/from Australia during February (includes five dedicated freight airlines but excludes airlines operating only via code share arrangements). Source: International Airline Activity Monthly Publications, February

Monthly Share of passengers carried February -17 February -18 Airline activity - Month End February This snapshot displays the market share of each airline for international travel for the month of February. Qantas Airways 16.1% 15.8% Jetstar 9.1% 9.2% Singapore Airlines 8.1% 7.6% Emirates 8.4% 7.6% Air New Zealand 6.6% 6.6% Virgin Australia 5.4% 5.6% Cathay Pacific Airways 5.0% 4.7% China Southern Airlines 3.7% 4.2% AirAsia X 4.2% 3.0% Etihad Airways 3.1% 2.8% AirAsia X, 3.0% Etihad Airways, 2.8% This information from the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development presents statistical information on the scheduled operations of international airlines operating into/out of Australia. China Southern Airlines, 4.2% Cathay Pacific Airways, 4.7% Qantas Airways, 15.8% Virgin Australia, 5.6% Jetstar, 9.2% Air New Zealand, 6.6% Singapore Airlines, 7.6% Emirates, 7.6% Source: International Airline Activity Monthly Publications, February2017 and February

Year End share of passengers carried February - 17 Year End share of passengers carried February - 18 Airline activity Year End February This snapshot displays the market share of each airline for international travel of Year end February. Qantas Airways 15.7% Qantas Airways 16.4% Jetstar 9.4% Jetstar 9.1% Emirates 8.8% Emirates 8.2% Singapore Airlines 8.1% Singapore Airlines 8.1% Air New Zealand 6.7% Air New Zealand 6.6% Virgin Australia 6.1% Virgin Australia 6.1% Cathay Pacific Airways 4.8% Cathay Pacific Airways 4.6% AirAsia X 3.9% AirAsia X 3.8% Etihad Airways 3.1% Etihad Airways 3.2% China Southern Airlines 2.9% China Southern Airlines 3.1% Others 30.5% Others 30.9% This information from the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development presents statistical information on the scheduled operations of international airlines operating into/out of Australia. Others, 30.9% China Southern Airlines, 3.1% Qantas Airways, 16.4% Jetstar, 9.1% Etihad Airways, 3.2% Emirates, 8.2% Singapore Airlines, 8.1% AirAsia X, 3.8% Cathay Pacific Airways, 4.6% Virgin Australia, 6.1% Air New Zealand, 6.6% Source: International Airline Activity Monthly Publications, February 2017 and February

For further information please contact: Dean Long Head of Public Policy and Strategic Partnerships E: Dean.Long@afta.com.au Ph: 02 9287 9900 The information contained within this Report has been prepared by AFTA based upon best endeavours to ensure the accuracy and completeness of material. AFTA accepts no liability for any loss or damage a person suffers because that person has directly or indirectly relied on any information provided by AFTA. AFTA Travel Trends Report