How Europe Came Back From the Brink: Read the New Magazine

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Last week, we examined the trends that are shaping travel in Europe at Skift Forum Europe in Berlin. Executives from Airbnb, AccorHotels, Google, Booking.com, and others discussed strategy, changing consumer behavior, and, at times, each other.
In tandem with the event, we released a magazine exploring how Europe roared back after a difficult 2016. Despite terror attacks, Brexit-related uncertainty, and nationalist political rhetoric across the continent, Europe saw tourism arrivals soar 8 percent in 2017.
In a series of stories, analyses, and data-rich charts from Skift's editorial and research teams, we look at the big picture of European tourism as well as the ramifications for meetings, the cruise industry, airlines, homesharing, venture capital, and more.
Read the digital magazine for insight into how Europe is moving forward, what that means to various sectors of travel, and which destinations are making the biggest gains.
What You'll Find Inside
Executives Weigh In on European Performance
European Tourism Takes a Step Forward (and Back From the Brink)
European Meetings Destinations Capitalize on Travel Boom
The Blockchain Buzzword
North American Cruisers Make an Enthusiastic Return to Europe
Spain's Tourism Success Continues Despite Roadblocks
European Airlines and the New Normal
European Tourism Growth Moves East
Total Nights Spend at Tourism Accommodations
European Tourism Had One of Its Best Years While U.S. Had One of Its Worst
Homesharing European-Style
European Travel Startup Funding Leaders by Country 2017
The Foreign Exchange Tourism Bump
Read the digital magazine here.
Skift Forum Europe was made possible by our sponsors: Airbus, AccorHotels, Accenture, Accenture Amadeus Alliance, Jordan Tourism Board, Movable Ink, Piabo, SimilarWeb , Sojern, Travelsify, and visitBerlin.