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1 August 2018 Statistics on Tourist Movement on Borders (FRONTUR) June 2018. Provisional data Spain receives 8.5 million international tourists in June, an increase of 1.3% compared with the same month in 2017. Spain receives in June the visit of 8.5 million international tourist, 1.3% more than in the same month in 2017. The United Kingdom was the main issuing country with almost 2.2 million tourists, accounting for 25.3% of the total and a decrease of 1.0% compared to June last year. Germany and France were the following countries with the highest number of tourists visiting Spain. Germany provided more than 1.2 million tourists (14.3% less in the annual rate) and France 902,620 (5.3% more). Among the other countries of residence, the annual growth was particularly noteworthy in tourists coming from the Netherlands (15.6%), Russia (14.1%) and the United States (11.8%). In the first half of 2018, the number of tourists visiting Spain increased by 1.8% and exceeded 37.1 million. The main issuing countries so far this year were the United Kingdom (with more than 8.4 million tourists and a decrease of 2.0% as compared to the first six months of 2017), Germany (with nearly 5.2 million tourists and a decrease of 5.7%) and France (with 4.8 million tourists, 1.4% more). TOURIST MOVEMENT ON BORDERS June 2018-1/6

International tourist arrivals (*) by country of residence Germany 1,217,010-14.3 5,155,629-5.7 Belgium 227,119 9.8 1,096,865 8.0 France 902,620 5.3 4,823,601 1.4 Ireland 267,577 1.5 949,357 1.7 Italy 421,091 3.1 1,876,968 1.4 Netherlands 405,567 15.6 1,733,318 10.4 Portugal 200,347 3.6 975,769 10.8 United Kingdom 2,162,747-1.0 8,427,974-2.0 Switzerland 162,066-17.0 814,729-10.5 Russia 171,305 14.1 506,339 10.7 Nordic Countries 518,340 2.8 2,813,065 3.3 Rest of Europe 656,932 18.5 2,678,987 9.5 United States 390,751 11.8 1,376,835 11.1 Rest of America 326,273 0.8 1,624,952 9.9 Rest of the world 511,438 9.0 2,260,461 6.5 (*): does not include transit travellers or same-day visitors. Main destination Autonomous Communities Illes Balears was the main destination for the tourists in June, with 24.8% of the total. It was followed by Cataluña (24.5%) and Andalucía (13.7%). More than 2.1 million tourists came to Illes Balears, 0.9% more than in June last year. The main countries of residence of tourists visiting this community were Germany (30.2% of the total) and the United Kingdom (29.4%). The number of tourists visiting Cataluña increased by 3.2% and stood at around 2.1 million. 14.7% of these tourists came from France and 13.4% from the United Kingdom. The third main destination Autonomous Community by number of tourists was Andalucía, with almost 1.2 million tourists and an annual growth of 0.3%. The United Kingdom was the main country of origin (with 31.4% of the total), followed by the Nordic countries (11.5%). In the remaining Autonomous Communities the number of tourists increased by 3.2% in Comunitat Valenciana and 1.2% in Comunidad de Madrid. In turn, it decreased by 3.2% in Canarias. In the accumulated of the first six months of 2018 the Autonomous Communities that received more tourists were Cataluña (with more than 8.6 million and a decrease of 0.8% as compared with the same period of 2017), Canarias (with nearly 6.8 million and drop of 2.1%) and Illes Balears (with more than 5.4 million and an increase of 0.4%). TOURIST MOVEMENT ON BORDERS June 2018-2/6

International tourist arrivals by main Autonomous Community of destination. Monthly and cumulative data Andalucía 1,168,936 0.3 5,315,611 2.0 Balears, Illes 2,121,369 0.9 5,433,226 0.4 Canarias 1,001,439-3.2 6,795,593-2.1 Cataluña 2,090,369 3.2 8,619,746-0.8 Comunitat Valenciana 901,893 3.2 4,102,293 5.1 Madrid, Comunidad de 602,037 1.2 3,467,207 4.7 Other 655,138 3.1 3,381,173 13.5 International tourist arrivals by main Autonomous Community of destination. Main country of residence First % tourists Second % tourists June 2018 outbound country outbound country TOTAL United Kingdom 25.3 Germany 14.2 Andalucía United Kingdom 31.4 Nordic Countries 11.5 Balears, Illes Germany 30.2 United Kingdom 29.4 Canarias United Kingdom 41.4 Germany 22.4 Cataluña France 14.7 United Kingdom 13.4 Comunitat Valenciana United Kingdom 35.3 France 14.8 Madrid, Comunidad de Rest of America 23.8 Rest of the world 15.2 Forms of access and main means of accommodation Most tourists visiting Spain in June came by air, with nearly 7.3 million, representing an annual increase of 0.7%. TOURIST MOVEMENT ON BORDERS June 2018-3/6

The number of tourists arriving by road was 0.2% higher and by port 86.2% more, while rail arrivals were 21.4% lower. International tourist arrivals by main means of access to Spain Air transport 7,268,217 0.7 30,938,725 1.6 Motor vehicle 1,101,828 0.2 5,402,227 5.0 Train 30,317-21.4 126,326-17.8 Waterway 140,820 86.2 647,571-6.6 In June, the number of tourists choosing market accommodation as the main type of accommodation increased by 3.1% in the annual rate. Within this type, hotel accommodation grew by 1.7%, and rented dwellings by 6.6%. In turn, non-market accommodation decreased by 7.2%. The number of tourists staying in relatives or friends homes decreased by 9.7% and those staying in their own property by 4.0%. International tourist arrivals by main type of accommodation Rented accommodation (*) 7,178,593 3.1 29,400,220 2.5 -Hotel accomodation 5,758,177 1.7 23,545,733 2.1 -Rental housing 1,047,620 6.6 4,113,372 1.0 -Rest rented accommodation 372,795 17.8 1,741,115 10.9 Non-rented accommodation 1,362,588-7.2 7,714,630-0.6 -Vacation home ownership 421,469-4.0 2,328,664-0.1 -Home of family or friends 845,855-9.7 4,771,942 0.0 -Rest non rented accommodation 95,264 2.9 614,024-6.9 (*): Two principal groups of accommodation are distinguished, depending on whether there has been a monetary transaction: market accommodation (paid accommodation; hotels, rented accommodation, camp sites, country houses and other market accommodation) and non-market accommodation (own home, relatives or friends homes and other non-market accommodation). Main reason, length of stay and organisation of the trip In June, Leisure, recreation, and holidays were the main reasons for travelling to Spain for more than 7.5 million tourists, representing an annual increase of 1.2%. A total of 494,619 tourists arrived for Business and professional reasons (1.5% less) and 553,886 arrived for Other reasons (4.9% more). TOURIST MOVEMENT ON BORDERS June 2018-4/6

International tourist arrivals by main purpose of the trip Leisure, vacations 7,492,676 1.2 31,672,826 2.5 Business and personal purposes 494,619-1.5 2,724,268 10.2 Other purposes 553,886 4.9 2,717,755-12.2 A stay of four to seven nights was the main length in June, with more than 4.2 million tourists and an annual increase of 2.0%. The number of visitors increased by 5.4% among those without overnight stays (excursionists) and decreased by 7.3% among tourists with longer duration (more than 15 nights). International visitor arrivals by length of stay TOTAL 11,759,609 2.4 54,917,307 1.8 no night (*) 3,218,427 5.4 17,802,458 1.8 1 night 425,365 15.4 1,956,589 15.1 2-3 nights 1,462,550 2.8 7,107,414-0.2 4-7 nights 4,232,177 2.0 18,247,328 1.6 8-15 nights 1,975,732-1.7 7,467,015 1.6 More than 15 nights 445,357-7.3 2,336,503 0.4 (*): Excursionists. In June, almost 5.7 million tourists travelled without a tourist package, indicating an annual increase of 1.3%. Almost 2.9 million visitors came with a tourist package, 1.4% more. International tourist arrivals by type of organization No Tourist Package 5,669,443 1.3 26,037,133 1.8 Tourist Package 2,871,738 1.4 11,077,716 1.8 Revision and updating of data Coinciding with today's publication, the INE has updated the Tourist Movement on Borders Survey for the month of June 2017, which are now definitive. The results are available at INEBase. TOURIST MOVEMENT ON BORDERS June 2018-5/6

Methodological note The main objective of the Tourist Movement on Borders Survey (FRONTUR) is to estimate monthly the number of non-resident visitors to Spain who arrive in our country, as well as to know the main characteristics of the trips made by these visitors. For the preparation of FRONTUR the international definitions and recommendations of the UNWTO and EUROSTAT in this field are followed. Type of operation: continuous monthly statistics. Population scope: this refers to non-residents in Spain who enter our country, whether or not they have stayed overnight, as well as those who pass through our country in transit. Geographical scope: the entire national territory. The sample is collected at the main access points for non-resident travellers, both by road, airport, port and rail. Reference period of the results: the month. Sample size: the annual theoretical sample size of FRONTUR exceeds 450,000 surveys, which are distributed throughout the year, taking into account the seasonality of passenger flows. Type of sampling: ithe sample design, a series of strata have been defined for each form of entry that group together border points, airports, ports or railway lines, respectively. In the road and airport sample allocation, the day of the week in which the survey has been carried out is also identified, differentiating between working days, weekends and holidays. Furthermore, in airports 20 air relations are defined (origin Spanish airport-country of the destination airport) which determine as well the sample design in this form of access. Collection method: information is collected by direct interview when the traveller leaves Spain, using a multilingual electronic questionnaire. A more complete tabulation plan with the main series of aggregates, as well as the microdata file for the reference month, is available on the INE website. For more information you can access the methodology at: http://www.ine.es/daco/daco42/frontur/frontur_egatur_metodologia.pdf And the standardized methodological report at: http://www.ine.es/dynt3/metadatos/es/respuestadatos.html?oe=16028 For further information see INEbase: www.ine.es/en/ Twitter: @es_ine All press releases at: www.ine.es/en/prensa/prensa_en.htm Press office: Telephone numbers: (+34) 91 583 93 63 /94 08 gprensa@ine.es Information Area: Telephone number: (+34) 91 583 91 00 www.ine.es/infoine/?l=1 TOURIST MOVEMENT ON BORDERS June 2018-6/6