Tourism in Europe is picking up. The Eurostat report, which compiled a report on the sector with the final data of 2010. "Last year - experts explain the institution Statistical Office - there were 1.6 billion of overnight stays in hotels and accommodations of the 27 Member States. "This is an increase of 2.8% compared to 2009, the year he had shown the worst performance of recent times . It is a slight increase in the number of nights spent in hotels in their own country by Europeans (1.1%). It grows more, however, the intra-European influx of tourists: people who have decided to spend
of holidays abroad, at least one night sleeping outside the home increased by 5.1%. Eurostat shows that the drop in bookings and tourism was highlighted in mid-2008, in parallel with the economic crisis, accentuated the following year. "Among the Member States, the largest number of hotel nights spent in the case of Spain (268 million nights, ie +6.4% on the previous year), Italy (245 mn, -0.8%), Germany (229 million euro, +5.5%), France (196 million) and the United Kingdom (166 million). The countries that show a negative figure, with the decline in tourist inflow, are Romania, Greece, United Kingdom, Slovenia, Italy. Agens
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