Residents’ travel spending by country and category
Read annual tourism expenditure directly from Eurostat tour_dem_extot. Supports up to 10 reporting European countries or EU27, purpose, destination, measure and spending-category filters. Values are euro, with no millions conversion. This is spending by residents aged 15 or over on trips of at least one night, not spending received by destinations. Total excludes durable goods; other may include restaurant spending when not reported separately. Missing observations remain null and source status flags are retained. Default from_year is the current year minus five; default to_year is the latest dataset year.
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Optional nonnegative integer cap on the maximum request hold. A live request whose hold exceeds this cap returns 422 CREDIT_BUDGET_EXCEEDED before spending. Metered holds use the requested limit; cache hits and successful idempotent replays cost zero.
x >= 0Query Parameters
Comma-separated reporting-country codes, up to 10. Accepts GR/EL, GB/UK and EU27. Coverage depends on the selected dataset.
Comma-separated spending categories. Omit to return every supported category. See the endpoint description for differences in legacy categories.
Select all trips, personal travel, or business travel. Default: total.
total, personal, business Select all destinations, trips within the reporting country, or trips abroad. Default: world.
world, domestic, foreign Select total euros spent, average euros for each trip, or average euros for each night. Default: total.
total, per_trip, per_night First requested year, inclusive. Defaults to the current calendar year minus five.
1990 <= x <= 2100Last requested year, inclusive. Defaults to the latest published year in the dataset; individual countries may have no observation for that year.
1990 <= x <= 2100Response
Request completed. Interpret data using the selected resource contract.
x >= 0The selected operation determines the resource fields in this object. Source data can omit a metric or report it as null.