World Tourism Barometer

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UNWTO World Tourism Barometer

The UNWTO World Tourism Barometer is a regular publication of the Market Intelligence and Promotion Department of UNWTO aimed at monitoring the short-term evolution of tourism and providing the sector with relevant and timely information.

The UNWTO World Tourism Barometer is published three times a year (January, June, and October). The first issue was published in June 2003.

It contains three permanent elements: an overview of short-term tourism data from destination countries and air transport, a retrospective and prospective evaluation of tourism performance by the UNWTO Panel of Tourism Experts and selected economic data relevant for tourism.


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>>	See below an excerpt of the latest issue of UNWTO World Tourism Barometer as well as related press releases and full previous issues.

Current Issue

	October 2008 - Volume 6, Issue 3
	-	Excerpt (English)
	-	See also:Slowdown in Tourism Growth Reflects Current Uncertainties (News release, Barometer November )

Previous Issues

	June 2008 - Volume 6, Issue 2
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: Firm Tourism Demand - Advanced Results, World Tourism Barometer June 2008 (News release, Barometer June )

	January 2008 - Volume 6, Issue 1
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also:World Tourism Exceeds Expectations in 2007 - Arrivals Grow From 800 Million to 900 Million in Two Years (News release, Barometer January )

	October 2007 - Volume 5, Issue 3
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)

	-	See also: 2007: Full Steam Ahead For International Tourism - Latest UNWTO World Tourism Barometer (News release, Barometer November )

	June 2007 - Volume 5, Issue 2
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)

	-	See also: Strong World Tourism Growth in 2007 (News release, Barometer June )

	January 2007 - Volume 5, Issue 1
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: Another record year for world tourism (News release, Barometer January )

	October 2006 - Volume 4, Issue 3
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: 2007 to be fourth year of sustained growth (News release, 6 November, 2006)

	June 2006 - Volume 4, Issue 2
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: International tourism up 4.5% in the first four months of 2006 (News release, 28 June 2006) (Español) (Français)

	January 2006 - Volume 4, Issue 1
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: International Tourism up by 5.5% to 808 million arrivals in 2005 (News release, 24 January 2006) (Español) (Français)

	October 2005 - Volume 3, Issue 3
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: WTO World Tourism Barometer: international tourism on track for another strong year (News release, 3 October 2005) (Español) (Français)

	June 2005 - Volume 3, Issue 2
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: World Tourism maintains momentum with 8% growth in first four months of 2005 (News release, 6 July 2005) (Español) (Français)
	-	Asian destinations on the rise in world tourism ranking (News release, 19 May 2005) (Español) (Français)

	January 2005 - Volume 3, Issue 1
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: International tourism obtains its best results in 20 years (News release, 2 February 2005) (Español) (Français)

	October 2004 - Volume 2, Issue 3
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: 2004 to close with 70 million more international arrivals (News release, 8 November 2004) (Español) (Français)
	-	Spectacular rebound of international tourism in 2004 (News release, 27 October 2004) (Español) (Français)

	June 2004 - Volume 2, Issue 2
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: Tourism is on the rise again, says World Tourism Organization (News release, 25 June 2004) (Español) (Français)

	January 2004 - Volume 2, Issue 1
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: Global troubles took toll on tourism in 2003, growth to resume in 2004 (News release, 27 January 2004) (Español) (Français)

	October 2003 - Volume 1, Issue 2
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: UNWTO World Tourism Barometer rising, Iraq and SARS influences not yet overcome (News release, 29 October 2003) (Español) (Français)

	June 2003 - Volume 1, Issue 1
	-	Free sample copy (English) (Español) (Français)
	-	See also: First UNWTO World Tourism Barometer shows steadily improving conditions for international tourism (News release, 24 June 2003) (Español) (Français)

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