Fáilte Ireland has published a charted summary of the CSO’s latest release on Overseas Travel March 2018
Fáilte Ireland’s preliminary estimates of overseas tourist performance in 2017 along with key characteristics of domestic tourism.
The first issue of our state of the season survey in 2018. Find out how tourism businesses fared in the early months of the year and their expectations for the 2018 season.
Find out when Irish residents plan and book their domestic holiday, what they do when on holiday and what they think are the advantages and disadvantages of holidaying at home.
Download to find out more about the performance of Sterling since the vote to leave the EU and the potential impact on Irish tourism.
Kerry has more guesthouses and Bed and Breakfasts than any other county in Ireland. Find out more about Ireland’s accommodation capacity in 2018.
A quick guide on what guests say they need most from a hotel, based on research with overseas and domestic tourists.
A first look at how Irish hotels performed in 2017, looking at occupancy by grade and by Fáilte Ireland’s Brands as well as monthly room and bed occupancy.
Download to discover air access numbers to Ireland during the summer of 2017...
The last of the 2017 series of state of the season surveys. Find out how tourism businesses fared in 2017 and their views on what 2018 will bring.
Britain is the single largest source market for Ireland. Learn more about what activities and experiences interest potential British holidaymakers to Ireland.
With strong cultural and ancestral links, the US is an important market for Ireland. Learn more about what activities and experiences interest potential US holidaymakers to Ireland.
Germany is one of the world’s largest outbound markets and an important market for Ireland. Learn more about what activities and experiences interest potential German holidaymakers to Ireland.
France is one of the world’s largest outbound markets and an important market for Ireland. Learn more about what activities and experiences interest potential French holidaymakers to Ireland.
Find out what elements of a visitor attraction influence satisfaction levels to get visitors talking about Ireland’s attractions.
Find out more about the research that identified drivers of satisfaction for Ireland’s visitor attractions.
The second in Fáilte Ireland’s 2017 series of state of the season surveys. We have gathered tourism businesses’ views on the 2017 season and what the rest of the year has in store. Download the September tourism barometer to find out more.
The report shows that Ireland’s value for money rating improved significantly following the VAT cut in 2011 - with the initiative resulting in lower prices than would otherwise have been the case as well as generating additional activity and employment.
Download Fáilte Ireland's update of regional tourism performance in Ireland in 2016, updated to include revised Domestic Tourism data by the CSO in December 2017.
Download Fáilte Ireland's reference guide on tourism performance in Ireland in 2016, updated to include revised Domestic Tourism data by the CSO in December 2017.
Fáilte Ireland's third update on "Analysis of Visitor Accommodation in Dublin 2015-20" identifies new capacity coming on stream, along with projected demand for tourist accommodation in Dublin.
Download Fáilte Ireland's reference guide on tourism performance in Ireland in 2016, covering overseas and domestic tourists, where they come from, where they go and what they spend while travelling in Ireland, among other facts and figures.
A study on some of the community benefits of tourist accommodation. This paper looks at some of the social, economic and wider benefits to local residents, businesses and others from developing tourist accommodation, hotels in particular, within their communities.
The first in Fáilte Ireland’s state of the season surveys for 2017. We examine tourism businesses’ views on the early months of 2017 and the rest of the year to come. Download the latest tourism barometer to find out more.
Irish hotels achieved an average room occupancy rate of 72% in 2016 — the highest rate achieved in over twenty years. Read the preliminary results of our hotel survey here.
What prompts overseas holidaymakers to choose Ireland, where did they get their information about the country and what did they think of their Irish experience? Find the answers in The Overseas Holidaymakers’ Attitudes Survey 2016.
The Central Statistics Office published their latest estimates of overseas visitor numbers to Ireland on 24th November 2016. Download the latest summary of overseas visitor performance in 2016.