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    This document summarizes key travel and tourism data for Croatia in 2019-2021: - Travel and tourism contributed 16.1% to Croatia's GDP in 2021, up from 13.2% in 2020 but below its 24.8% contribution in 2019. Employment in travel and tourism was 19.7% of the total in 2021. - International visitor spending dropped 54.3% in 2020 from 2019 but rose 42% in 2021, while domestic spending fell 42.6% in 2020 and rose 37% in 2021. - Leisure spending accounted for 95% of total travel and tourism spending in 2021, up from 94% in 2019, while business spending fell to 5% from 6%.

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    This document summarizes key travel and tourism data for Croatia in 2019-2021: - Travel and tourism contributed 16.1% to Croatia's GDP in 2021, up from 13.2% in 2020 but below its 24.8% contribution in 2019. Employment in travel and tourism was 19.7% of the total in 2021. - International visitor spending dropped 54.3% in 2020 from 2019 but rose 42% in 2021, while domestic spending fell 42.6% in 2020 and rose 37% in 2021. - Leisure spending accounted for 95% of total travel and tourism spending in 2021, up from 94% in 2019, while business spending fell to 5% from 6%.

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    This document summarizes key travel and tourism data for Croatia in 2019-2021: - Travel and tourism contributed 16.1% to Croatia's GDP in 2021, up from 13.2% in 2020 but below its 24.8% contribution in 2019. Employment in travel and tourism was 19.7% of the total in 2021. - International visitor spending dropped 54.3% in 2020 from 2019 but rose 42% in 2021, while domestic spending fell 42.6% in 2020 and rose 37% in 2021. - Leisure spending accounted for 95% of total travel and tourism spending in 2021, up from 94% in 2019, while business spending fell to 5% from 6%.

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    CROATIA

    2022 Annual Research: Key Highlights1

    Global Data

    Total GDP contribution: Total Travel & Tourism jobs:

    10.3% Travel & Tourism GDP 333 MN Change in Jobs2:


    2019

    USD 9,630 BN change: = 1 in 10 jobs

    5.3% -50.4% 271 MN -62.0MN


    2020

    =USD -4,855 BN = -18.6%


    USD 4,775 BN (Economy GDP = -3.3%) = 1 in 12 jobs

    6.1% +21.7% 289 MN +18.2MN


    2021

    =USD 1,038 BN = + 6.7%


    USD 5,812 BN (Economy GDP = 5.8%) = 1 in 11 jobs

    Croatia Key Data


    2019 2020 2021

    Total contribution of Travel & Tourism to GDP:

    24.8% of Total
    Economy 13.2% of Total
    Economy 16.1% of Total
    Economy
    HRK 105.3BN (USD 16,550.1MN) HRK 51.5BN (USD 8,099.1MN) HRK 69.1BN (USD 10,872.3MN)
    Change: -51.1% Change: +34.2%
    Economy change: -7.8% Economy change: +10.0%

    Total contribution of Travel & Tourism to Employment:

    393.7 (000s) 325.1 (000s) 333.5 (000s)


    23.2% of total jobs 19.4% of total jobs 19.7% of total jobs
    Change: -17.4% Change: +2.6%
    Visitor Spend:
    International:

    HRK 81.0 BN HRK 37.0 BN HRK 52.5 BN


    37.7% of total exports 21.7% of total exports 23.7% of total exports
    (USD 12,732.0MN) (USD 5,815.7MN) (USD 8,257.7MN)
    Change: -54.3% Change: +42.0%
    Domestic:

    HRK 13.3 BN HRK 7.6 BN HRK 10.4 BN


    (USD 2,084.8MN) (USD 1,197.6MN) (USD 1,640.5MN)
    Change: -42.6% Change: +37.0%
    CROATIA
    2022 Annual Research: Key Highlights1

    Croatia Sector Characteristics

    Domestic vs International Spending:

    Domestic Spending: Domestic Spending:


    USD 2,084.8MN (14%) USD 1,640.5MN (17%)
    2019 International Spending: 2021 International Spending:
    USD 12,732.0MN (86%) USD 8,257.7MN (83%)

    Leisure vs Business Spending:

    Leisure Spending: Leisure Spending:


    2019 USD 13,999.7MN (94%) 2021 USD 9,416.1MN (95%)

    Business Spending: Business Spending:


    USD 817.1MN (6%) USD 482.1MN (5%)

    3 3
    Inbound Arrivals : Outbound Departures :

    2019 2021 2019 2021


    1. Germany 17% 1. Germany 26% 1. France 27% 1. France 28%
    2. Slovenia 8% 2. Austria 10% 2. Italy 12% 2. Italy 14%
    3. Austria 8% 3. Slovenia 9% 3. Slovenia 9% 3. Slovenia 6%
    4. Italy 7% 4. Poland 9% 4. Austria 6% 4. Germany 6%
    5. Poland 5% 5. Czech Republic 7% 5. Bosnia-Herzegovina 5% 5. Bosnia-Herzegovina 6%

    Rest of world 55% Rest of world 40% Rest of world 41% Rest of world 41%

    Note: All percentage changes reflect year on year changes.

    1. All values are in constant 2021 prices & exchange rates. As reported in March 2022
    2. Where the country or region has implemented job support schemes and supported jobs are still recorded as employment by national statistical authorities, job losses
    exclude those supported jobs (where known)
    3. Source: Oxford Economics, national sources and UNWTO

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