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Middle East Outbound
Market Report, June 2006, 445 €

Description

About this reportThis report covers outbound travel from the Middle East, and in particular provides a detailed profile of the top five countries measured in terms of their expenditure: United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Egypt, and Syria.
As with most regions, the majority of arrivals originating in the Middle East were to destinations within the region itself.
In the case of the Middle East, it is estimated that over 77% of all outbound trips are intra-regional.
Air Arabia – the region’s low-cost airline - is a major breakthrough in a region that traditionally has exercised tight controls over the skies.
Destinations outside of the Middle East have become less attractive to many residents of the Middle East itself since the events of 9/11.
Most countries in Europe and America are receiving fewer tourists from the Middle East today than they did in 2000.
When travel outside the region occurs, it is dominated by trips to Africa, in particular North Africa, where the most popular destinations of Libya and Tunisia are located.
Within Europe, Eastern Mediterranean Europe (Cyprus and Turkey) and Western Europe (mainly France, Germany and Switzerland) are the most popular destinations.

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Contents
Introduction

Overview
Figure 1: Summary of key variables for top five outbound markets, 2005
Figure 2: Top three destinations of the top five outbound markets, 2005
Data Sources

United Arab Emirates
Introduction
Demographics
Figure 3: Population of Dubai by ethnic origin
Economics
Social and political situation
Market characteristics
Purpose of visit
Expenditure
Figure 4: Expenditure by outbound tourists from UAE, 2000-05
Transport
Outbound statistical summary
Figure 5: Outbound tourists from the UAE, 2000-05
Figure 6: Market share of outbound tourists from UAE, 2005
Figure 7: Purpose of visit for tourists from UAE to Saudi Arabia, 2005
Saudi Arabia
Introduction
Demographics
Figure 8: Age structure of the population in Saudi Arabia
Economics
Social and political situation
Market characteristics
Purpose of visit
Figure 9: Outbound tourism by purpose of visit, 2005
Figure 10: Number of outbound tourism trips by purpose of visit, 2005
Seasonality
Figure 11: Seasonality of outbound trips (%), 2004
Length of stay
Figure 12: Length of stay (nights), 2005
Expenditure
Figure 13: Expenditure by purpose of visit, 2005
Transport
Figure 14: Mode of transport of outbound trips, 2005
Accommodation
Figure 15: Accommodation type used on outbound trips (%), 2005
Outbound statistical summary
Figure 16: Outbound trips by destination, 2004-05
Syria
Figure 17: Outbound trips to Syria by key attributes, 2005
Egypt
Figure 18: Outbound trips to Egypt by key attributes, 2005
UAE
Figure 19: Outbound trips to the UAE by key attributes, 2005
Bahrain
Figure 20: Outbound trips to Bahrain by key attributes, 2005
Jordan
Figure 21: Outbound trips to Jordan by key attributes, 2005
Kuwait
Introduction
Demographics
Economics
Social and political situation
Market characteristics
Purpose of visit
Expenditure
Figure 22: Expenditure by outbound tourists from Kuwait, 2000-05
Transport
Figure 23: Mode of transport used by outbound tourists from Kuwait, 2004
Outbound statistical summary
Figure 24: Outbound tourists from Kuwait, 2000-05
Figure 25: Market share of outbound tourists from Kuwait, 2005
Figure 26: Purpose of visit for tourists from Kuwait to Saudi, 2005
Egypt
Introduction
Demographics
Economics
Social and political situation
Market characteristics
Purpose of visit
Figure 27: Outbound tourism from Egypt by purpose of visit, 2005
Expenditure
Figure 28: Expenditure by outbound tourists from Egypt, 2000-05
Transport
Outbound statistical summary
Figure 29: Outbound tourists from Egypt, 2000-05
Figure 30: Market share of outbound tourists from Egypt, 2005
Figure 31: Purpose of visit for tourists from Egypt to Saudi, 2005
Syria
Introduction
Demographics
Figure 32: Age structure of the Syrian population
Economics
Social and political situation
Market characteristics
Purpose of visit
Expenditure
Figure 33: Expenditure by outbound tourists from Syria, 2000-05
Transport
Outbound statistical summary
Figure 34: Outbound tourists from Syria, 2000-05
Figure 35: Market share of outbound tourists from Syria, 2005
Figure 36: Purpose of visit for tourists from Syria to Saudi Arabia, 2005
Outlook
Figure 37: Outbound tourist trips from the Middle East (millions), 2005-20
United Arab Emirates
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Egypt
Syria