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2009: US $ 90 billion in total from that market
It seems the Germans really love to travel, with a new report (24 Feb 10) finding that they are the country which last year spent the most on travel products, forking out US$90 billion in total. Second were the Americans who as a nation spent US$79.9 billion, 4.4% higher than the 2008 figure, while the British came in third spending US$ 68.5 billion, also 4.4% higher, says online flight comparison site Skyscanner.
"It will be very interesting to see how tourist spending changes since the downturn," said Barry Smith, Skyscanner Co-founder and Business Director.
"So far, the latest figures show that only the Japanese spent less on international tourism than the previous year... Meanwhile, it's the Germans who remain the world's biggest spending tourists, and there would have to be significant change for anyone else to catch up with them."
Amongst the top spenders China is growing the fastest, coming in at 5th and spending US$36.2 billion, the nation managed to jump 21.4% when compared to 2008 figures.
Top ten spenders (compared to last year):
1. Germany - $91.0 billion (+2%) 2. USA - $79.7 billion (+4.4%) 3. UK - $68.5 billion (+4.4%) 4. France - $43.1 billion (+9.6%) 5. China - $36.2 billion (+21.4%) 6. Italy - $30.8 billion (+4.9%) 7. Japan - $27.9 billion (-7.9%) 8. Canada - $26.9 billion (+8.4%) 9. Russia - $24.9 billion (+11.8%) 10. Netherlands - $21.7 billion (+9.2%)
Highlight: Cocktail-Reception with the NZ Embassy
"The interest of Germans in New Zealand as a travel destination has been double as strong as last year." This is according to Monique Surges from the New Zealand German Business Association, who again organised a New Zealand representation during the world´s leading trade, consumer & travel show, ITB 09 in Berlin (photo). Following the success during this mega event, the NZGBA and NEUSEELAND NEWS will attend ITB again this year.
Highlight during the five expo days was a cocktail reception for the stand´s exhibitors and their business partners by the New Zealand Embassy in Berlin. This event will be repeated also this year, 10 March, at the exhibition stand 105, Hall 5.2 a. Several thousand copies of this year´s glossy NEUSEELAND NEWS Special Edition are going to be distributed during the mega event. "This also is an indication how much interest in New Zealand there actually is in Germany," says Surges.
Latest figures from Tourism New Zealand show a plus of almost 5% in visitors from Germany in 2009 (total: more than 62 000 p.a., total spend: NZ $ 299 m p.a.).
NEUSEELAND NEWS will also attend ITB 2010 with its annual, glossy Special Expo Print Edition. Available at no cost between 10 - 14 March from the Neuseeland exhibition centre.
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GERMANY IS A NICHE MARKET WITH THE HIGH YIELD DIFFERENCE While other tourism markets for New Zealand are in decline, the arrival of more than 62 000 German visitors in New Zealand (end of year 2008) marks a healthy 4.7% increase from the niche market with a difference: high yield (total spending in 2007: NZ $ 240 m).
Most German visitors are highly educated, speak English, are 80% F.I.T., topping the INTERACTIVE TRAVELLER category, stay the longest of all international visitors to NZ (up to 50 nights) and are with NZ $ 244 m in 2007 one of the big spenders.
Additionally, the numbers of Swiss (15 000 p.a.) and Austrian(6440 p.a.)visitors are also indicating an interest in NZ from those German language markets.
5000 Germans p.a. to the age of 30 take advantage of a bilateral working holiday scheme (German Embassy, Wellington), about 1000 permanent residencies p.a. are granted to immigrants from Germany (German Embassy, Wellington).
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FEEDBACK NEW ZEALAND - Travellers from Germany are IDEAL VISITORS to New Zealand (Ex-PM Helen Clark).
- Thank you very much for the wonderful set out you have for the paper and the website. Even though I cannot understand German, the setting out looks great. Also the different images flicking through under the main banner. You have done us proud and we are very grateful. Warm regards. (J. Strongman, Director, Coromandel Discovery/Strongman Coachlines Limited).
- I think your website is excellent – very impressive. I am a big fan of Deutschland, so good to see a website like this in New Zealand. (J. Leys,JML Communications, an associate company of Hill & Knowlton, Inc., Auckland
- I really like reading NEUSEELAND NEWS (German Ambassador J. Zimmermann, Wellington).
- German travellers are the kind of high yielding, high spending visitors tourism operators are interested in. (Former TIANZ CEO F. Luhrs).
- The NZ edition for ITB in Berlin was really great again. Thanks for your great work. (A. Walz, Cook Island Tourism Corporation).
- We are thrilled with the Northland feature that we have recently received - it looks fantastic - well done to you and the team for such a good job. (Destination Northland)
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FEEDBACK GERMANY - Vielen Dank für die regelmäßigen Informationen über Neuseeland. Für die Vorbereitung unserer Reise waren diese sehr hilfreich. (W. Schwarzbach, Bayern).
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- Ich lese seit Jahren NEUSEELAND NEWS wegen der vielen Infos aus erster Hand (NN-Leser M. Stutz).
- Ich finde Ihre Web-Seiten generell sehr informativ und hilfreich! (I. Witte, BZ.COMM! e.K., PR & Marketing Agentur).
- Ich gratuliere zu einer wirklich inspirierenden Website über Neuseeland. Sie bietet umfassende Informationen und ist dazu leicht navigierbar (S. Müller).
- Das NEUSEELAND NEWS-Special Feature über die Cook Inseln ist sehr gut präsentiert (A. Walz, Cook Islands Tourism Corporation, Berlin).
- Ich finde Ihre Internet-Präsentation einfach brilliant! Die Link-Liste ist sehr gut strukturiert. Macht weiter so! Bis zum nächsten Klick (D.Barenboim).
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Germany remains growth market for NZ tourism
Despite a decline in tourist numbers from major international markets, tourists from Germany keep visiting New Zealand. With a plus of almost 5% in 2008 Germany remains an international growth market for New Zealand tourism. "Long-haul (from Germany) is expected to remain stable as travellers look around for the best deals and see opportunity in the favourable exchange rate and attractive flight prices"(Tourism New Zealand, 04-09).
The result for the entire year to December 08 is plus 4.7% and a total of more than 62 000 overall visitors. Tourists from Germany spent about NZ $ 240 m here in 2007. This is NZ $ 4000 each on top of airfares.
The weak Kiwi Dollar and the resulting current favourable exchange rate per Euro makes long haul travel attractive and affordable for Germans. German travellers perceive New Zealand as a "once in a lifetime" dream destination. However, German tourists often visit New Zealand more than once and stay the longest of all international visitors, sometimes up to 50 nights and longer.
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