The travel & tourism industry plays a key role in France’s economy. According to GlobalData, driving increased visitor numbers and income from touristic activities are key areas of focus for the country’s government. GlobalData provides a complete picture of travel to France in its Western Europe Destination Tourism report. Buy the report here.
In 2023, international arrivals in France grew by 14%.
France does not exhibit an overreliance on any single source market, but intraregional travel is a noticeable trend. In the case of France, eight of the top ten source markets are located in Europe.
However, even when focusing only on the top ten, not all source markets are equal in size. Understanding the relative size of these and identifying high-potential markets outside of this list is key to identifying promising growth markets for France as a destination.
According to GlobalData’s report, Western Europe Destination Tourism, the country’s leading source markets include the UK, Germany, Belgium, Italy and Switzerland among others.
For more detailed analysis of the source markets for France, buy GlobalData’s Western Europe Destination Tourism report.
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