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Global business travel - statistics & facts

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Global business travel spending 2001-2022

World's best-rated destination countries for non-leisure tourists 2021

Growth rate of global business travel spending 2001-2026

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Global corporate travel market size 2020-2028

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Global MICE industry size 2019-2030

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Countries with highest business travel spending 2023

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• Premium Statistic Global corporate travel market size 2020-2028
• Basic Statistic Distribution of travel and tourism expenditure worldwide 2019-2023, by type
• Premium Statistic Global business travel spending 2001-2022
• Premium Statistic Growth rate of global business travel spending 2001-2026
• Premium Statistic Countries with highest business travel spending 2023
• Premium Statistic World's main travel agencies 2020, by sales share
• Premium Statistic Expectations of business travel providers about revenue at their companies 2022
• Premium Statistic Buyers' expectations about business travel volume at their companies 2022

Market value of the business travel industry worldwide in 2020, with a forecast for 2028 (in billion U.S. dollars)

Distribution of travel and tourism expenditure worldwide 2019-2023, by type

Distribution of travel and tourism spending worldwide in 2019 and 2023, by type

Expenditure of business tourists worldwide from 2001 to 2022 (in billion U.S. dollars)

Percentage change in expenditure of business tourists worldwide from 2001 to 2022, with forecast until 2026

Leading business tourism markets worldwide in 2023, based on total travel spending (in billion U.S. dollars)

World's main travel agencies 2020, by sales share

Leading travel companies worldwide in 2020, by share of global sales

Expectations of business travel providers about revenue at their companies 2022

Expected change in revenue from business tourism for travel management companies worldwide as of January 2022

Buyers' expectations about business travel volume at their companies 2022

Expected change in the volume of business travel services purchased by travel managers at companies worldwide as of January 2022

Association meetings and events

• Premium Statistic Number of international organization meetings worldwide 2015-2021
• Premium Statistic Share of international organization meetings worldwide 2001-2020, by region
• Premium Statistic Outlook on event spaces available in hotels worldwide 2022
• Premium Statistic Hoteliers' predicted business event spend worldwide 2022
• Premium Statistic Preferred corporate events' setup worldwide 2023, by region

Number of international organization meetings worldwide 2015-2021

Number of meetings held by international associations worldwide from 2015 to 2021 (in 1,000s)

Share of international organization meetings worldwide 2001-2020, by region

Distribution of international association meetings held worldwide between 2001 and 2020, by region

Outlook on event spaces available in hotels worldwide 2022

Expectations of hoteliers on the availability of meeting spaces worldwide in 2022

Hoteliers' predicted business event spend worldwide 2022

Expected change on business meeting spend according to hoteliers worldwide in 2022

Preferred corporate events' setup worldwide 2023, by region

Favorite formats of business meetings planned worldwide in 2023, by region

Exhibitions and trade shows

• Premium Statistic COVID-19 impact on exhibitions and trade shows worldwide 2020
• Premium Statistic Operation of the global exhibition industry 2022-2023
• Premium Statistic Main influencing aspects to exhibit at trade shows 2020-2021
• Premium Statistic Challenges of the global exhibition and trade show industry 2022
• Premium Statistic Comparison between digital and live exhibitions by visitors worldwide 2021
• Premium Statistic Largest exhibition halls worldwide 2023, by gross hall capacity

COVID-19 impact on exhibitions and trade shows worldwide 2020

Key figures on the economic impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on the exhibition industry worldwide in 2020

Operation of the global exhibition industry 2022-2023

Operation of exhibitions and trade shows worldwide in 2022 and predictions for 1st half 2023

Main influencing aspects to exhibit at trade shows 2020-2021

Leading factors influencing the decision of exhibitors to participate in events and trade shows worldwide in Q2 2020 and Q2 2021

Challenges of the global exhibition and trade show industry 2022

Most important issues facing the exhibition industry worldwide as of December 2022

Comparison between digital and live exhibitions by visitors worldwide 2021

Opinions on virtual versus in-person exhibitions and trade shows according to visitors worldwide as of 2021

Largest exhibition halls worldwide 2023, by gross hall capacity

Largest exhibition halls worldwide as of December 2023, by gross hall capacity (in 1,000 square meters)

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• Premium Statistic World's best-rated destination countries for non-leisure tourists 2021
• Premium Statistic Countries planning the largest number of business events and trade fairs 2023
• Premium Statistic Main country destinations for business meetings 2022
• Premium Statistic World's main cities for MICE tourism 2020
• Premium Statistic World's highest-priced business travel destinations Q4 2022
• Premium Statistic Highest hotel expenses in business travel destinations Q4 2022
• Premium Statistic Inbound business travel volume in selected countries worldwide 2019

World's best-rated destination countries for non-leisure tourists 2021

Leading countries for non-leisure travel worldwide in 2021, based on the Travel and Tourism Development Index

Countries planning the largest number of business events and trade fairs 2023

Leading host countries for conferences and trade shows planned worldwide as of August 2023, by number of events

Main country destinations for business meetings 2022

Leading countries for association meetings and events worldwide in 2022, by number of in-person events

World's main cities for MICE tourism 2020

Leading cities for association meetings worldwide in 2020, by number of regional events

World's highest-priced business travel destinations Q4 2022

Most expensive cities for business tourism worldwide in 4th quarter 2022, by average daily costs (in U.S. dollars)

Highest hotel expenses in business travel destinations Q4 2022

Most expensive cities for business tourism worldwide in 4th quarter 2022, by daily hotel cost (in U.S. dollars)

Inbound business travel volume in selected countries worldwide 2019

Number of international business tourist arrivals in selected countries worldwide in 2019 (in millions)

Business travel amid COVID-19

• Premium Statistic COVID-19: main barriers for international business tourism worldwide 2022
• Basic Statistic Impact of COVID-19 travel restrictions on business outcomes 2022
• Premium Statistic Change in business travel bookings for travel suppliers 2021-2022
• Premium Statistic Tourism professionals' outlook for global business travel 2022-2023
• Premium Statistic Employees' disposition towards business travel worldwide 2020-2023
• Premium Statistic Most stressful factors of flying for work purposes 2022, by travel phase
• Premium Statistic Change in interest in bleisure travel by global corporate travel managers 2023

COVID-19: main barriers for international business tourism worldwide 2022

Leading obstacles for international business travel amid coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic according to companies worldwide as of January 2022

Impact of COVID-19 travel restrictions on business outcomes 2022

Perceived effect of government travel restrictions amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on companies worldwide as of February 2022

Change in business travel bookings for travel suppliers 2021-2022

Change in travel bookings from corporate customers reported by travel suppliers worldwide from February 2021 to September 2022

Tourism professionals' outlook for global business travel 2022-2023

Opinion of travel suppliers and travel management companies on the path to recovery from COVID-19 of the business travel industry worldwide from January 2022 to January 2023

Employees' disposition towards business travel worldwide 2020-2023

Willingness of employees to take business trips according to travel managers worldwide from November 2020 to January 2023

Most stressful factors of flying for work purposes 2022, by travel phase

Main stress aspects of a business air trip according to travelers worldwide as of March 2022, by stage of the trip

Change in interest in bleisure travel by global corporate travel managers 2023

Increase in interest of employees in combining business trips with leisure activities according to business travel buyers worldwide as of October 2023

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25+ Essential Business Travel Statistics [2023]: How Much Do Companies Spend On Business Travel

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Research Summary. Whether you’re flying out of town for that important business meeting or simply attending an annual workshop, business travel is an important part of any big company’s protocol. When it comes to business travel, our extensive research shows that:

Business travel in the U.S. from domestic and international travelers amounts to around $387 billion in annual revenue .

While business trips currently account for roughly 12% of total U.S. air travel , they make up to 75% of airlines’ profits .

At least 35% of U.S. businesses engage in business travel.

From 2019-2020, the number of business trips taken in the U.S. dropped from 464 million to 185 million .

The average business trip costs Americans $949 in travel fees .

General Business Travel Statistics

Knowing that business travel accounts for up to 75% of air travel revenue, it’s not hard to see why it’s encouraged. In fact, business travel is so lucrative that it even affects the U.S. GDP. Here are the facts:

In 2016 alone, business travel contributed $547 billion to the United States’ total GDP.

That’s around 3% of the total GDP, a number which stayed rather stable until 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic negatively affected business travel. In reality, these high numbers might never return, as experts predict 36% less business travel post-COVID.

In 2022 business travel accounted for 12% of U.S. air travelers.

In 2022 there were over 460 million business travelers, which is a noticeable increase from 2020’s drop to 185 million. However, both years have had a relatively even share of business travelers (around 12-13%).

Business travel can account for up to 75% of an airline company’s revenue.

This trend can mostly be attributed to the booking of first-class tickets. Instead of saving money on business trips, more and more corporations are looking to provide their travelers with maximum comfort and convenience. While doing so makes the company look better, these decisions are mostly made due to competition.

Business travelers account for as much as 40% of hotel guests.

63% of these travelers are male, and 50% are between 35-54. Further, 56% of these individuals are employed in a professional or managerial position that earns them at least $127,000 per year.

Business Trip Statistics

Now that we know how profitable and common business trips are in the U.S., what does the average business trip look like? Well, according to our extensive research:

The average length of a domestic business trip in the U.S. is three days.

The average length for an international trip is 5-6 days. Overall, these numbers seem to slowly decline over time, with the old average (2016) for international business trips being just over six days.

Roughly 26% of business trips are only one day long.

This is another contributing factor for companies’ high cost of business trips, as same-day flights can wrack up costs. However, this does save the company money elsewhere (lodging, food, etc.).

38% of U.S. business travel is for meetings and events.

ME&I travel ( meetings , events, and incentive travel) amounts to $139.3 billion of all business travel spending, nearly 42% of total business travel spending.

Roughly 1.3 million business trips are taken in the U.S. every day.

A number that took a hit from the 90% reduction in travelers in 2020. While these numbers may not recover to pre-COVID numbers, 2021 has increased.

Business Travel Spending Statistics

As shown, a good percentage of businesses invest in business travel despite the cost. However, you might be surprised to learn just how much business travel costs companies and employees. According to our extensive research:

The average three-day domestic trip costs between $990-$1,293.

While the average international trip costs an average of $2,600 or more. For this reason, business trips need to be especially valuable for the company or employee taking them.

The average company spends 17-27% of its total travel budget on airfare.

You might be surprised to learn that airfare isn’t the most expensive part of business travel. Overall, the average domestic flight is $470, give or take how far away the destination is.

Over 20% of a typical business travel budget goes to food expenses.

That’s even more than flights and can amount to hundreds of dollars in expenses. One of the best ways to avoid this hefty cost is to utilize free hotel breakfasts. After all, never buying breakfast is a great way to cut food expenses.

The most expensive aspect of a business trip is lodging, making up around 34% of total costs.

Hotels make a lot of money from business travelers and the companies who sponsor their trips. This is especially true given the fact that up to 40% of hotel guests are business travelers.

Companies spend roughly $799 per person per day during a business trip.

Business Traveler Statistics

Because only 35% of companies actively partake in business travel, and it can be rather expensive, the demographics of travelers can be rather skewed. According to our research:

At least 50% of business travelers are between 35-54.

Undoubtedly, this abundance of higher ages relates to an employee’s position within the company. Older workers are more likely to have high-level positions . This can also be shown by the fact that 56% of business travelers hold professional or managerial positions that earn at least $127,000 per year.

The average business traveler takes roughly 6.8 trips per year.

And this number is even higher for millennials , who take an average of 7.4 trips per year. In that way, younger generations take more business trips on average (per person) than their older counterparts.

47% of female travelers are traveling on business.

While female business travelers are slightly less common than male travelers, women (on average) tend to enjoy their trips more than their male counterparts. Overall, 45% of women have positive experiences while traveling on business compared to 39% of men.

As of 2021, only 12% of corporate travel representatives feel as though their employees are unwilling to travel.

And with new CDC travel guidelines in 2021, 61% of employees now feel somewhat more comfortable traveling for business.

It takes an average of 38 minutes to complete and correct one expense report.

While it only takes 20 minutes (on average) to complete the expense report , at least 19% of expense reports have errors. Plus, with an average of 1.5 travel expense reports filed per month, that means employees can spend up to an hour filing them each month.

Business Travel Company Policy Statistics

Due to the potentially expensive nature of business travel, it’s no surprise that companies create business travel policies. Here are some stats related to business travel policies:

72% of corporate travel managers haven’t achieved their desired travel policy compliance level.

For the most part, this lack of compliance is due to shortfalls in the traveler ’s experience, fairness and transparency, and not meeting budget requirements.

Only 50% of business travelers follow their company’s travel policy.

In fact, 60% of business travelers don’t even understand their company’s travel policy, making it especially difficult to follow.

81% of business travel is done via personal vehicle.

By contrast, only 16% of business travel is air travel . That means most business travelers travel to their destination by car.

90.6% of corporate travel managers agree that business travel is vital for company growth.

And this sentiment comes from a genuine place, as on average, businesses earn a $2.90 increase in profit for every dollar spent on corporate travel. That equates to an average $9.50 increase in revenue.

Business Travel Trends and Projections

The 2020 height of the COVID-19 pandemic took a major toll on business travel. While business travel has started to recover in 2021, the number of travelers is still around half of what it was pre-COVID. After extensive research, here are the facts about business travel trends:

From 2019-2020, the number of business travelers in the U.S. dropped from 464 million to only 185 million.

From 2010 to 2019, business travelers remained steady between 440 million and 465 million. However, this number dropped drastically in 2020 and then increased to 229 million in 2021.

From 2010-2019, the number of business travelers grew by 4%.

However, the COVID-19 pandemic saw the number of business travelers decrease by 60%, which aligns with other travel declines caused in 2020.

The business travel industry is expected to experience a CAGR of 13.2% between 2021 to 2028.

Luckily, trends seem to show that business travel will start to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic over the next couple of years. Estimates predict that the value of the industry will increase from $695.9 billion in 2020 to $2.1 billion by 2028.

Business Travel FAQ

How many people travel for business annually?

Over 460 million people travel for business annually in the U.S. This is a massive 150% increase from 2020 when there were only 185 million, and similar to 2019’s numbers.

For instance, from 2019-2020, the number of business travelers dropped by 60%. This is mostly due to COVID-19, which affected the travel industry with restrictions and regulations through 2021.

What types of businesses travel the most?

The types of businesses that travel the most are as follows:

Sales Representative

Retail Buyer

Event Planner

Traveling Nurse

International Aid Worker

Civil Servant

Travel Writer

Travel Agent

Flight Attendant

These jobs are all related to or require business travel in one way or another. However, it’s also worth noting that 56% of business travelers hold professional or managerial positions that earn at least $127,000 per year.

How big is the business travel market?

The business travel market is worth an estimated $933 billion as of 2022. From 2020 to 2021, the market rebounded by 14%, from where it had previously dropped to $695 billion. Overall, the business travel market is expected to experience a CAGR of 13.2% between 2021 to 2028.

What percent of travel is business travel?

Approximately 12% of U.S. travel is business travel as of 2022. That number is slightly down from 13.6% in 2021, but half of what it was pre-COVID. For instance, in 2019, business travelers made up at least 25% of all travelers.

How much do companies spend on business travel?

Companies spend over $111.7 billion each year in the U.S. on business travel. Per company, travel costs typically equate to roughly 10% of that company’s annual revenue.

Business travel is an important investment for industries and companies all over the United States. That’s why, despite it costing them between $990-$1,293 per trip, they still choose to send employees on them. In fact, pre-COVID, at least 25% of U.S. travelers were business travelers.

These travelers tend to fall under certain demographics, with at least 50% of business travelers between the ages of 35-54 and 56% of business travelers holding professional or managerial positions that earn at least $127,000 per year.

However, COVID-19 took a heavy toll on the industry. The number of domestic business travelers dropped from 464 million to 185 million (25% to 13%). This job has affected airliners, hotels, the food industry , and more. Luckily, the business travel industry has a CAGR of 13.2% between 2021 and 2028, which indicates at least somewhat of a rebound.

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• The time in Elektrostal is 8 hours ahead of the time in New York when New York is on standard time, and 7 hours ahead of the time in New York when New York is on daylight saving time.
• Elektrostal does not change between summer time and winter time.
• The IANA time zone identifier for Elektrostal is Europe/Moscow.

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Sunrise, sunset, day length and solar time for elektrostal.

• Sunrise: 03:38AM
• Sunset: 09:17PM
• Day length: 17h 39m
• Solar noon: 12:27PM
• The current local time in Elektrostal is 27 minutes ahead of apparent solar time.

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• Location: Moscow Oblast, Russia
• Latitude: 55.79. Longitude: 38.46
• Population: 144,000

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3 Supercommuters who travel across multiple states for work share how they manage it and why it's worth it

• Supercommuters travel at least 75 miles or three hours to get to their jobs.
• Business Insider spoke with three supercommuters about the reasons they supercommute to work.
• One commuter said she has the best of both worlds when traveling from NYC to Michigan.

Over the last few years, many US workers have found themselves traveling farther to get to work but going into the office less often, thanks to hybrid work models.

They routinely wake up before sunrise to venture at least 75 miles to their workplace or spend at least three hours commuting to their job. Some of these supercommuters could move closer to their office, but they choose not to.

Business Insider spoke with three commuters who have traveled through multiple states to get to work each week. They shared the main reason they refused to move closer to their jobs.

Flying to Michigan weekly for work gave this New Yorker the best of both worlds

When BI spoke with Susan Miller in April, she had already been supercommuting for over two years.

The college professor shared how she lived in New York City but was flying to Ann Arbor, Michigan, weekly to teach at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business.

The 500-mile flight only takes two hours each way and costs her between $120 and $250 for a roundtrip ticket. The school doesn't cover her commute, but Miller uses her airline credit card to rack up miles and discounts.

"I enjoy the fresh air from the lakes and the nature of the Midwest, as opposed to city life," Miller told BI.

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At the same time, the professor said she loves returning home to take advantage of everything that makes New York City exciting and interesting.

Living in the Delaware suburbs on an NYC salary made this four-state commute worth it

Kyle Rice started traveling from Wilmington, Delaware, to NYC every morning for work in February.

Even though Rice traveled 125 miles through four states to reach his project manager job at an EMS software company, it only took him two hours to get to work each day on the Amtrak and subway.

"I'd never consider relocating to NYC because it wouldn't be smart financially," Rice told BI.

His new six-figure job allowed him to double his salary, but he was spending $1,510 monthly on commuting. First, he'd drive eight minutes to Amtrak and catch the 6:30 a.m. train from Wilmington to Newark, New Jersey. That ride took an hour and 37 minutes.

Then Rice would hop on the PATH in Newark and ride that railway for 30 minutes into NYC. Despite the traveling expense and time, Rice said his home in Delaware is way more affordable than living in New York City.

When BI interviewed Rice in May, his job had shifted his in-office schedule from daily to twice a week.

Traveling from LA to New York four times a month made this flight attendant happier

In 2023, flight attendant Malick Mercier moved to Los Angeles to live in a place with more creatives. But he was still a New York crew member.

"I knew that there'd be more creative people in Los Angeles, and I was finding myself really happy here on layovers," Mercier told BI.

Four times a month, he'd spend between five and eight hours commuting from LA to New York , and he said it wasn't easy. The airline worker would sometimes have to take three buses just to get to the Los Angeles International Airport before starting his 2,400-mile flight to work. And he'd book his ticket the night before or the day of his commute.

Mercier said occasionally getting to work on time was risky, but he always made it. His love and passion for his job made it all worth it.

"Plenty of people are like, 'Is it worth it?' And I feel like, yes, because this is my dream."

If you're a supercommuter or tried supercommuting and want to share your story, email Manseen Logan at [email protected].

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Why You’ll Pay More and Behave Better When You Travel This Summer

From Barcelona to Bali, higher fees and new rules are targeting overtourism and unruly behavior. Some locals are worried the changes will keep tourists away.

By Paige McClanahan

A new tourist fee in Bali. Higher hotel taxes in Amsterdam and Paris. Stricter rules on public drinking in Milan and Majorca. Ahead of the summer travel season, leaders in many tourist spots have adopted measures to tame the tourist crowds — or at least earn more revenue from them.

All of this may pose headaches for travelers, although in most cases, the new fees or tax increases represent only a tiny fraction of the total cost of a trip. The goal is to ensure that tourism functions smoothly for visitors and locals alike, said Megan Epler Wood, managing director of the Sustainable Tourism Asset Management Program at Cornell University.

“All tourism is dependent on beautiful natural and cultural resources. You have to protect those resources in order to be a viable tourism destination — and if you don’t, they degrade,” Ms. Epler Wood said.

In some places, proposals for new fees or visitor rules have drawn opposition from residents, who fear they might scare away the tourists who bolster the local economy. But destinations need to find ways to counteract what Ms. Epler Wood calls “ the invisible burden ” of tourism, which includes strains on a community’s infrastructure, utilities and housing stock, as well as tourists’ carbon footprint and any challenges they might impose on residents’ daily lives.

“You put so much pressure on the place that the people who live there become unhappy, and then they don’t present a very good face to tourists,” Ms. Epler Wood said. “The longer you wait, the higher the cost to fix it.”

Here is a look at new measures that travelers can expect this summer, and where others might be coming in the future.

New visitor fees

Since February, visitors to the Indonesian island of Bali have been asked to pay a levy of 150,000 Indonesian rupiahs, or about $9.40 per visit. Revenue will be used to support the preservation of cultural and natural assets on the island, where tourism has brought major challenges related to litter, water supply and overcrowding. Visitors are encouraged to pay the new fee online before departure, although it’s also possible to pay on arrival at the airport.

Beginning Aug. 1, most foreign travelers to the Galápagos Islands — which had a record-breaking 330,000 visitors last year — must pay a $200 entry fee, double the current rate. The money raised will be used to support conservation, improve infrastructure and fund community programs.

The change is the first increase to the entry fee since it was introduced in 1998, said Tom O’Hara, communications manager for the Galápagos Conservation Trust . Mr. O’Hara noted that the increase comes a year after the UNESCO World Heritage Committee urged the government of Ecuador to work toward a “zero-growth model” for tourism in the Galápagos.

“It’s quite a complicated topic,” Mr. O’Hara said, noting that the fee increase has been viewed “as part of the solution to overtourism.” On the other hand, he added, “everyone is trying to reassure the local tourist industry that this isn’t going to kill tourism on the islands.

In April, Venice began imposing a fee — 5 euros, about $5.40 — on day-trippers visiting on peak days, with the goal of striking “a new balance between the tourists and residents.”

But the new Venice Access Fee has drawn criticism from residents. “This project is a disaster for us. We are a city, not a park,” said Matteo Secchi, the president of Venessia.com, an association of Venice residents. Mr. Secchi said that a communications campaign would have been more effective.

The possibility of a new tourist fee has also drawn local opposition in Hawaii, where Gov. Josh Green has proposed a “climate impact fee” for visitors to the state. The measure failed during a recent meeting of the State Legislature, but Governor Green has persisted in calling for visitors to help fund the state’s preparation for future climate shocks.

“We have to get this tiger by the tail,” he told journalists in May, adding that $25 per visitor could raise $250 million a year, which the state could use to guard against climate disasters, manage erosion, strengthen infrastructure and protect parks.

Hotel fees and other taxes get a bump

Hotel taxes, also known as occupancy or accommodation taxes, are widespread in the United States and Europe, where they were on the rise for a decade leading up to the pandemic. With tourism’s rebound to prepandemic levels, several destinations have increased or adjusted the tax to capture more revenue.

Like Hawaii, Greece — which also suffered severe wildfires last summer — is looking to steel itself against climate disasters, and the government wants tourists to help foot the bill. Greece is calling the charge a climate crisis resilience fee , and it will be collected by accommodation providers. The tax will be higher from March to October, when it will top out at €10 per night at five-star hotels. The rate drops from November to February, and for hotels with fewer stars. The fee replaces the previous hotel tax, which ranged from €0.50 to €4 per night.

In Amsterdam, the hotel tax, which was already one of the highest in Europe, rose to 12.5 percent from 7 percent on Jan. 1. City lawmakers have also raised the tax on cruise passengers to €14 from €11 per person per night.

The hotel tax in Barcelona also rose this year, increasing to €3.25 per night. The measure was the final step-up in a gradual increase that began before the pandemic. A spokesman for Barcelona City Hall said that further tax increases would be aimed at tourist rental apartments and cruises that make short stopovers, which contribute less to the city’s income. The spokesman also noted that revenue generated by the tourist tax is being used, among other things, to fund the installation of solar panels and air-conditioning in Barcelona’s public schools.

Ahead of this summer’s Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris, lawmakers in the Île-de-France region have imposed a new tax, on top of the normal hotel levy. With the new tax, which will fund public transportation in the region, a guest in a five-star hotel now owes a total of €10.73 in tax per night stayed, while a stay in a two-star hotel incurs a tax of €3.25 per night.

Though the measure was adopted by the regional government, it was not supported by the leadership in Paris itself. A spokeswoman for Paris City Hall called the move “a democratic power grab” that “in no way benefits the city of Paris.” She noted that even with the funds generated by the new tax, the region still raised the price of tickets for public transportation in the city during the Olympics — a measure that has disgruntled many Paris residents.

Introducing new rules

In other tourist spots, the focus is on curbing behavior that pollutes the local environment or harms residents’ quality of life.

In Japan, authorities at Mount Fuji will cap visitors at 4,000 per day. They have also imposed a new fee of 2,000 yen (about $13) for access to the iconic summit. Elsewhere in the country, a community council in the Gion neighborhood of Kyoto has closed some small roads to tourists, after complaints that the area, home to the city’s geisha district, was suffering from crowds.

“We will ask tourists to refrain from entering narrow private streets in or after April,” Isokazu Ota, a leading member of the community council, told Agence-France Presse in March. “We don’t want to do this, but we’re desperate.”

A spokeswoman for the city’s tourism board described the road closures as “a local initiative,” adding that “neither Kyoto City nor the Kyoto City Tourism Association are aware of any details beyond what is reported in the media.”

Rowdy visitor behavior has been the target of new rules in Milan. In some areas, city leaders have banned outdoor seating after 12:30 a.m. during the week and 1:30 a.m. on the weekend in response to resident complaints. They have also limited the late-night sale of takeaway food and drinks.

And in certain areas on the Spanish Balearic Islands of Majorca and Ibiza that are overrun with drunk tourists, the government has imposed a ban on late-night sales of alcohol and the consumption of alcohol in the street. New restrictions have also been imposed on party boats in the same areas.

“Tourism has negative externalities that must be managed and minimized,” Marga Prohens, the president of the Balearic Islands, told a local gathering this month , according to The Majorca Daily Bulletin. Local tourism, she said, “cannot continue to grow in volume.”

Paige McClanahan, a regular contributor to the Travel section, is author of “The New Tourist: Waking Up to the Power and Perils of Travel,” forthcoming from Scribner on June 18.

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One Tech Tip: Use a roaming eSIM on your summer travels to avoid cellphone data fees

For summer trips overseas, a smartphone is essential for most people

LONDON — For summer trips overseas, a smartphone is essential for most people. How else will you check Google Maps to find your Airbnb, post an Instagram video from the Eiffel Tower, or WhatsApp friends and family back home?

Of course, if you’re using apps that gobble up data while traveling in a foreign country, there’s always a risk of racking up hefty roaming fees from your phone carrier. The solution? An international travel eSIM for your smartphone.

How do you use this technology? Here are some tips.

What's an eSIM?

If you’ve ever bought a new cellphone, you’re probably familiar with the SIM card. Short for subscriber identity module, the SIM is a little chip the size of a fingernail that fits into a slot on most phones. Without it, you couldn’t get cell service because it contains your account information and phone number.

But physical SIM cards are slowly being replaced by eSIMs — the e stands for embedded — built into newer phones. These digital versions do the same thing and can make life easier, though people used to physical SIMs might find them confusing at first.

Why should I use an eSIM?

They make switching cell carriers easier. And if you’ve bought a new phone recently, you might not even have a choice: Apple got rid of the SIM card tray starting with the iPhone 14 released in September 2022.

They’re especially beneficial for travelers. If you’ve got a compatible cellphone, you can add an eSIM from a virtual carrier that has better data roaming rates than your home network. Many phones will allow you to add more than one eSIM, making it easy to switch back and forth, or — for phones with the capability — use two at the same time.

Think of the convenience: Gone are the days of arriving in a strange country after a long flight, looking for a local phone company’s airport kiosk, carefully popping open the SIM tray with a pin to swap in the new chip, and trying not to lose the existing one.

Where do I get a roaming eSIM and how much will I pay?

The eSIM market is booming. Kester Mann, director of consumer research at CCS Insight, says there are dozens of providers that can be found online, with names like Nomad, Holafly, Easysim, Airhub and Airalo.

“These guys have a role to play because I think they offer a very affordable and attractive opportunity for international travelers,” Mann said.

The boom means there’s plenty of competition keeping rates low. Prices are typically clearly displayed online, either through a menu of packages on the provider’s website or a calculator based on the amount of data needed and trip length.

Some 800 carriers support eSIMs, according to CCS, so international coverage is extensive. Many eSIM providers offer packages based on country or region, so you can check which ones have good rates for the place you’ll be visiting and sign up in advance. Traveling to Europe and need data for a month covering 30 countries? Airalo offers, for example, 10 gigabytes at $37 while Holafly’s package has unlimited data for 69 euros ($75).

For an upcoming trip to Prague, I bought 5 gigabytes of data for just $5 from Global Yo. I was slightly put off by some negative reviews professing problems buying, installing or activating the company’s eSIMs, but I didn’t have any problems myself.

How do I put an eSIM on my phone?

You’ll need a phone that’s unlocked for use with different wireless carriers.

If you’re not setting up a new phone, the typical activation method is with a QR code, or a more conventional string of numbers and letters. If you’re planning a trip and buy one before you leave, it’s a good idea to print out the code if you don’t want to activate right away.

For iPhones, go to your Settings menu, then to either the Cellular or Mobile Service section, then tap Add eSIM. You’ll be prompted to scan the code, or manually enter it. The process is similar for Android users. Samsung has a guide for Galaxy devices, and Google has a help page for Pixel users, while eSIM carriers have step-by-step instructions. Apple has a YouTube video , as well as tip sheets on using eSIMs for international travel and on using two eSIMs simultaneously.

If you’ve got a phone that supports dual eSIMs, you “can pick potentially the best network based on price and or coverage” while traveling, said Mann.

Some carriers have their own apps to manage eSIMs and track data usage.

How do I know if my cellphone can use an eSIM?

More than 200 devices support the technology, CCS Insight says. U.K. phone company Vodafone has a list of compatible devices. Or dial (asterisk)#06# — an EID code indicates it’s compatible.

For iPhone users, it’s any model released since the XS, XS Max or XR, as well as recent iPads. They’re compatible with any Samsung Galaxy devices released since 2020, and Google Pixel 4 and newer models will work; some Pixel 3 devices also support them.

Does it always make sense to use a travel eSIM?

First check your own carrier’s roaming costs for the places you’re visiting. Sometimes it’s not worth it.

“Roaming costs these days are far lower and less prohibitive than they once were,” said Mann. They’ve even been abolished for European Union residents crossing the 27-nation bloc’s internal borders. But travelers in Britain, which has left the EU, are facing them again for travel to the continent.

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