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Tourism in 2013

The monthly figures published by National Institute of Statistics (INS) for the year 2013.

Tourist arrivals — total

7,918,535 arrivals

the sum of the 12 months published

Tourist arrivals — minim

427,048 arrivals

January 2013

Tourist arrivals — maxim

1,111,974 arrivals

August 2013

Overnight stays — total

19,301,768 overnight stays

the sum of the 12 months published

Overnight stays — minim

849,844 overnight stays

February 2013

Overnight stays — maxim

3,304,379 overnight stays

August 2013

Trends in 2013

Tourist arrivals · solid lineOvernight stays · dashed line
Tourism in 2013 The monthly trend of Tourism, from January 2013 to December 2013. Tourist arrivals: a trecut de la 427,048 la 498,125. Overnight stays: a trecut de la 859,943 la 1,097,162. The exact figures are in the table below. 0 1,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 maxim 1,111,974 minim 427,048 498,125 1,097,162

The months of 2013

The months of 2013.
Month Tourist arrivals Overnight stays
January 2013 427,048 859,943
February 2013 448,113 849,844
March 2013 480,206 882,088
April 2013 533,632 1,030,179
May 2013 659,452 1,437,881
June 2013 794,113 2,059,396
July 2013 989,647 2,866,312
August 2013 1,111,974 3,304,379
September 2013 745,524 1,901,626
October 2013 651,214 1,589,774
November 2013 579,487 1,423,184
December 2013 498,125 1,097,162

All years

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Source: National Institute of Statistics (INS), matrices TUR104F, TUR105G. Period covered: 2013. See the source.

The monthly data come from accommodation establishments with a capacity of at least 10 bed-places. INS's annual survey also covers smaller establishments, from 5 bed-places, so the annual figure INS publishes is larger than the sum of the twelve months here — by some 2% — and the two are not mixed. From 2021 apartments and rooms to let are covered too, which today means roughly a fifth of arrivals: a month after 2021 does not measure the same basket as one before it.