Tourism satellite account (TSA) of the Czech Republic



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UNWTO Committee on statistics and TSA Tourism satellite account (TSA) of the Czech Republic Theme: Summary of updated results 2003-2006 Problems in the Czech TSA Zdenek Lejsek Pavel Vancura Ninth meeting, UNWTO Headquarters, Madrid, Spain, 13-14 March 2008 Results structure of the presentation Inbound tourism (TSA table T1) Domestic tourism (TSA table T2) Outbound tourism (TSA table T3) Internal tourism (TSA table T4) National economy and TSA (TSA table T6) (Main indicators) Reference period 2003 2006 2003, 2004 Revised data 2005 Revised semi-definitive data 2006 Preliminary data 1

Inbound tourism Total consumption in 2006 4,18 mld. EUR Including: 0,70 mld. EUR Same-day visitors 3,22 mld. EUR Tourists 0,27 mld. EUR Transit Growth rate (2006/2003) Total consumption 40%, most quickly - transit 70% Main consumption by products Same-day visitors Goods (52% in 2006) Tourists Boarding and accommodation (29% and 26% in 2006) Transit Transport (83% in 2006) Inbound tourism consumption in the Czech Republic in 2003-2006 * (TSA table T1) EUR mil. Same-day visitors 497 586 652 696 140,0% Tourists 2 342 2 716 3 001 3 219 137,5% Transit 159 202 229 269 169,7% Total visitors 2 997 3 503 3 882 4 184 139,6% * Consumption included that part of expenses paid in the country of the nonresident which goes to the Czech Republic Number of trips and overnights of visitors in the Czech Republic in 2003-2006 (TSA table T10) Thous. Same-day visitors 8 313 9 829 10 232 10 370 124,7% Tourists 7 641 9 047 9 404 9 539 124,8% Transit 2 626 3 103 3 221 3 266 124,4% Total visitors 18 580 21 979 22 856 23 175 124,7% Total overnights 29 638 34 284 35 317 36 095 121,8% 2

Domestic tourism Total consumption in 2006 3,46 mld. EUR Including: 0,99 mld. EUR Same-day visitors 2,09 mld. EUR Tourists 0,38 mld. EUR Business trips Growth rate (2006/2003) Total consumption 18%, most quickly same-day visitors 29% Main consumption by products Same-day visitors Goods (44% in 2006) Tourists Boarding, accommodation, transport (each 21% in 2006) Business trips Boarding (35% in 2006) Domestic tourism consumption in the Czech Republic in 2003-2006 * (TSA table T2) EUR mil. Same-day visitors 765 873 970 986 128,9% Tourists 1 870 1 793 1 900 2 093 111,9% Business trips 304 346 331 385 126,4% Total visitors 2 939 3 012 3 201 3 464 117,9% * Consumption of resident visitors realised within the Czech Republic Number of domestic trips and overnights of resident visitors in the Czech Republic in 2003-2006 (TSA table T10) Thous. Same-day visitors 64 565 71 904 72 116 70 383 109,0% Tourists 34 760 30 026 30 388 28 835 83,0% Business trips 2 801 3 168 2 173 2 386 85,2% Total visitors 102 126 105 098 104 677 101 604 99,5% Total overnights 118 628 113 807 106 761 102 258 86,2% 3

Outbound tourism Total consumption in 2006 2,48 mld. EUR Including: 0,14 mld. EUR Same-day visitors 1,64 mld. EUR Tourists 0,70 mld. EUR Business trips Growth rate (2006/2003) Total consumption 23%, most quickly business trips 33% Main consumption by products Same-day visitors Goods (39% in 2006) Tourists Accommodation and boarding (27% and 26% in 2006) Business trips Boarding and transport (each 23% in 2006) Outbound tourism consumption in the Czech Republic in 2003-2006 * (TSA table T3) EUR mil. Same-day visitors 132 103 97 137 103,8% Tourists 1 356 1 383 1 566 1 643 121,1% Business trips 521 556 633 696 133,4% Total visitors 2 010 2 043 2 296 2 475 123,2% * Consumption of resident visitors realised outside the Czech Republic Number of trips abroad and overnights of resident visitors in 2003-2006 (TSA table T10) Thous. Same-day visitors 2 969 2 951 2 503 2 585 87,1% Tourists 7 047 6 354 6 719 6 209 88,1% Business trips 1 554 1 540 1 567 1 576 101,4% Total visitors 11 570 10 845 10 789 10 370 89,6% Total overnights 64 792 54 435 57 155 53 874 83,1% 4

Internal tourism Total consumption in 2006 7,65 mld. EUR Including: 4,18 mld. EUR Inbound tourism (54,7 %) 3,46 mld. EUR Domestic tourism (45,3 %) Growth rate (2006/2003) Total consumption 29%, Inbound tourism share +4,2 p.p. Main consumption by products (2006) Boarding services 23% Passenger transport services 17% Accommodation services 15% + 2% second homes Connected products 34% Internal tourism consumption and balance of tourism in the Czech Republic in 2003-2006 * (TSA table T4) EUR mil. Inbound tourism consumption 2 997 3 503 3 882 4 184 139,6% Domestic tourism consumption 2 939 3 012 3 201 3 464 117,9% Internal tourism consumption 5 936 6 515 7 084 7 648 128,8% Outbound tourism consumption 2 010 2 043 2 296 2 475 123,2% Balance of tourism 988 1 460 1 586 1 709 173,0% * Total consumption realised within the Czech Republic Structure of internal tourism consumption 49,5% 50,5% 2003 2006 45,3% 54,7% Inbound tourism consumption Domestic tourism consumption Inbound tourism consumption Domestic tourism consumption 5

Preliminary data 2006 NE: Total output Intermediate cons. GVA GDP National economy and TSA (main indicators) 299,7 mld. EUR 196,9 mld. Kč 102,8 mld. Kč 114,6 mld. Kč Tourism: GVA GDP 3,0 mld. EUR 3,5 mld. EUR Tourism ratio on GVA 2,9% (2006) Tourism ration on GDP 3,0% (2006) Decrease since 2003: 0,6 p.p. in value of GVA; 0,4 p.p. in value of GDP Structure of the TGVA by industries (2006) Tourism characteristic industries 72% Tourism connected industries 24% Non specific industries 4% Main indicators of the national economy and tourism in the Czech Republic in 2003-2006 EUR mil. / % Total output (bp) 200 750 221 054 251 513 299 681 149,3% Total intermediate consumption (pp) 126 643 141 593 161 331 196 887 155,5% Total gross value added (bp) 74 107 79 461 90 182 102 794 138,7% Taxes less subsidies 7 419 8 746 10 219 11 810 159,2% Gross domestic product 81 525 88 207 100 401 114 605 140,6% Tourism ratio on gross value added (%) 3,5% 3,3% 3,1% 2,9% -0,6 p.p. Tourism gross value added (bp) 2 561 2 652 2 782 2 998 117,0% TGVA - Characteristic industries 1 865 1 947 2 001 2 161 115,9% TGVA - Connected industries 582 605 665 721 123,8% TGVA - Non specific industries 114 100 116 116 101,5% TGVA - Characteristic industries (%) 72,8 73,4 71,9 72,1-0,7 p.p. TGVA - Connected industries (%) 22,7 22,8 23,9 24,0 1,3 p.p. TGVA - Non specific industries (%) 4,5 3,8 4,2 3,9-0,6 p.p. Tourism taxes 230 490 490 494 214,4% Tourism gross domestic product 2 792 3 143 3 271 3 492 125,1% Tourism ratio on gross domestic product (%) 3,4% 3,6% 3,3% 3,0% -0,4 p.p. (bp) Basic prices, (pp) Purchaser prices 6

Data sources Estimations Methodology Weak points in the Czech TSA 1/3 Details of National Accounts Passenger transport Tourism ration Details of demand surveys Lack of data Unreliable data Time span between demand side and supply side data Data sources Estimations Methodology Weak points in the Czech TSA 2/3 Passenger transport Visitors consumption breakdown Expenditures made before trip Breakdown of expenditures of package tours Figures on children (under 15 years) 7

Data sources Estimations Methodology Weak points in the Czech TSA 3/3 Usual environment Same-day visitors Same-day business trips Shopping trips Thank you for your attention Czech Statistical Office 8