New Data Deck: State of Travel 2015, Europe

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From overarching trends to the ever-increasing impact of mobile and online technology — and offering a deep look at what’s happening in every critical travel vertical — this is the state of the travel industry in Europe in 2015.

Welcome to the Europe installment of Skift’s annual State of Travel report, a series of region-by-region data decks focusing on the global travel industry.

Download the free 109-page slide deck here.

Last year we launched the global State of Travel data deck, and this year we’re splitting the reports into regions. Europe is the first, and other regions will follow, including Latin America, Asia, Middle East, and more.

Evolving from our daily coverage of the global travel industry, fueled by our ongoing series of trend reports, and featuring expert research and insights, what follows is a cross section of key data — information that frames and contextualizes the vibrant, dynamic European travel landscape.

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Rafat Ali

April 9th, 2015 at 10:30 AM EDT

Tags: belgium, denmark, england, finland, france, germany, hungary, italy, norway, poland, portugal, spain, sweden, the netherlands

Photo Credit: Understand the key points driving consumer activity and travel industry business in Europe. Skift

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