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CSO: Ireland domestic trips rose by 14.6%, outbound by 8.0% yoy in 2Q2017
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24 October 2017 (Edited )

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Posted 24 October 2017:

These increases result in part from the timing of Easter, which fell in 1Q2016 but in 2Q2017.

Holidays comprised 53% of domestic trips with spend of 263M euro, and 63% of outbound, with 1B euro spend.

Southern and eastern regions of Ireland were most popular for domestic trips, Great Britain (England -Scotland-Wales) and Spain for outbound.

Getting the Irish to holiday at home vice in NI or elsewhere in the UK - which is has been on sale for the eurozone Irish since the 2016 UK Brexit referendum vote - is a challenge for Tourism Ireland.

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