European travel demand remained strong into the final quarter of 2025, amid signs of Travel to and within Europe remained robust throughout 2025. Across the continent, year-to-date international arrivals and overnights increased by 3.2% and 3.1% respectively compared to 2024, with most countries reporting demand for the autumn and early winter periods. with international arrivals increasing in Finland (14.1%), Norway (12.9%), Poland (12.0%), Slovakia, (10.8%) and Hungary (9.3%), while international overnights increased substantially in Lithuania (22.8%), Iceland (10.0%) and percentage growth stems from a relatively lower base. in France (8.2%), Greece (4.4%), Spain (3.4%), and Italy (1.2%). Despite more marginal percentage gains, these over volume, a positive trend can also be observed in the fact that growth in inbound travel spending outpaced that of arrivals for most destinations. For Europe as a whole, spending on travel is expected to have grown by 9.7% in