Ausländische Besucherzahlen in Bali

[dowe]

hallo zusammen

hier die neuesten zahlen ? feb.-juli 07

Quelle : bps.go.id
Link : http://www.bps.go.id/sector/tourism/table14.shtml


gruss werner

[dowe]

Quelle : balidiscovery
Link : http://www.balidiscovery.com/message...ge.asp?Id=4036

A Most August Performance for Bali Arrivals


Bali by the Numbers: Best August Ever Puts Bali Foreign Arrivals Over the 1 Million Mark.

(9/22/2007) At 166,633 foreign tourist arrivals to Bali for August 2007, the Island's record-breaking arrivals pattern is continuing apace, exceeding arrivals recorded in August 2006 (118,104) by +41.09%.


Passing the 1 Million Mark

On a year-to-date basis through the end of August 2007, arrivals have passed the 1 million mark hitting 1,077,200, a full +35.9% ahead of the first 8 months of 2006 (792,665). Arrivals thus far for 2007 also exceeded the "previous best" first 8 months of any year in the Island's history, beating by +7.2% the previous high of January-August 2005 of 1,004,656

[dowe]

hi hier nun wieder etwas fuer die statistik : 3. quartal +39.65%

Quelle: balidiscovery
Link: http://www.balidiscovery.com/message...ge.asp?Id=4097


• Japan remained Bali's largest market, producing 36,507 arrivals in September 2007. While representing a +28.46% improvement over September 2006, Japanese arrivals still lag -8.3% behind September 2000 and -21.96% behind the stellar performance of September 2002.

• Australia - arrivals from Oz continue to improve with 21,170 arrivals from down under coming to Bali in September 2007. However, compared to the 32,388 Australians who visited Bali in September 2005, current arrivals would need to improve by some 50% to fully regain past glory.

• Taiwan - At 11,937 Taiwanese arrivals in September 2007, Bali's third largest inbound market is still 20-30% off the strong pace set in 2000 and 2002.

• South Korea - With 8.776 visitors from South Korea in September 2007, this market is operating in record territory.

• Malaysia - despite currentb growing political tensions between Indonesia and Malaysia, a record 7,521 Malaysians came to Bali in September 2007, numbers fueled by low-cost-carriers flying between Kuala Lumpur and Bali.

• The Americas - representing both North and South America, arrivals from that market hit 6,743 in September. Although showing improvement over the performance of the past few years, these figures are still nearly -30% behind the 8,912 visitors recorded from the Americas in September 2000.

• The Netherlands - Holland is firmly back into record territory recording 4,720 visitors to Bali in September 2007.

• United Kingdom - While showing positive improvement over the past few years, the 6,864 U.K. arrivals in September 2007 still suffers from a lack of available airline seats. Compared to arrivals of 12,031 in 2000, U.K. numbers are far behind former levels.

• Germany - A picture of full recovery is demonstrated by the German market which produced 8,386 visitors in September 2007.

• France - presents a similar story of "full recovery" with a record high of 4,891 arrivals in September 2007.

fuer den rest bitte link folgen.

[dowe]

Quelle: balidiscovery
Link: http://www.balidiscovery.com/message...ge.asp?Id=4132

(11/10/2007) Preliminary Bali international arrival figures for October 2007 indicate another record month with 146,699 arrivals – a +30.2% increase over October 2006 when 112,696 foreign visitors landed in bali.
The latest arrival figures for October bring year-to-date arrivals total to 1,380,125 with two months still remaining in the year.

aber auch dies sollte man nicht ausser acht lassen .

Link: http://www.balidiscovery.com/message...ge.asp?Id=4127

During the first nine months of 2007, a total of 1.39 million domestic passengers flew into Bali. This compares to 1.22 million total foreign arrivals to the Island in the same period. In other word, 53% of all Bali arrivals through the end of Q3 were domestic travelers, once again underlining the growing popularity of a Bali holiday for Indonesian tourists

[Mahalo]

Laut meiner Partnerin und der Restaurantgruppe wo Sie tätig ist, kann man die Zahlen nur bestätigen. Der September war der beste überhaupt vom Umsatz her, auch der Oktober war super gut!
Zudem sind in Legian / Kuta wirklich viele Touristen unterwegs. Was mög das erst zu Weihnachten und Silvester geben! Freut mich für Bali

[dowe]

hallo zusammen , dies ist in nachtrag fuers jahr 2007

Quelle: balidiscovery
Link: http://www.balidiscovery.com/message...ge.asp?Id=4264

Bali by the Numbers: 1.67 Million Foreign Visitors Make 2007 the Best Year Ever.

(1/29/2008) Aided by the substantial business brought to the Island by the UN Climate Change Conference in December, Bali ended 2007 with 147,204 foreign visitors for the last month of the year; beating by +19.83% the total for the same month in 2006 (122,848).
The Best Year Ever

With a cumulative total for 2007 of 1,664,854 foreign visitors, Bali's arrivals improved a very dramatic +32.1% over total arrivals for 2006 (1,260,317). Far and away, 2007 goes into the record book as the best year ever in terms of total visitors to Bali.
Shown graphically on Balidiscovery.com is a comparison of annual foreign arrivals to Bali 2006-2007 and a comparison for the same period for Bali's top four sources of visitors: Japan, Australia, Taiwan and South Korea.

Statistical highlights include :

• An arguably healthy diversification of Bali's tourism markets is underway. The traditional top sources for inbound markets (i.e. Japan, Australia, Taiwan and South Korea) now represent only 49.81% of all foreign arrivals to Bali, down from a corresponding 58.82% market share in 2003.

• Japanese arrivals for 2007 were +37.5% ahead of 2006.

• Australian arrivals are on the rebound, improving +73.3% over 2006.

• Taiwanese business to Bali decreased -2.2% year on year in 2007.

• South Korean arrivals jumped +50% from 2006 to 2007.

[dowe]

Quelle: balidiscovery
Link: http://www.balidiscovery.com/message...ge.asp?Id=4279

Bali's January 2008 Arrivals Burst Out of the Starting Gate.

(2/10/2008) The National News Agency Antara reports that 154,000 foreign tourists visited Bali in January 2008.

While these figures remain preliminary until confirmed by yet-to-be-received official figures from Bali's immigration office, the 154,000 tally suggests a record-breaking start to 2008, exceeding arrival totals for January 2007 (109,504) by a whopping +40.63%.
Bullish that Bali tourism will continue to grow apace, Bali tourism officials are targeting 1.9 million foreign arrivals for 2008 – an improvement of +14.12% over 2007.

[traveltho]

Also wenn ich mir diese stetig steigenden Statistiken ansehe, dann müssten wir doch mittlerweile ein völlig überlaufenes Bali haben, oder?

Weder im Januar und Februar diesen Jahres, noch im November und Dezember des letzten Jahres, wie auch im August und September letzten Jahres, konnte ich nur annähernd so volle Straßen und Restaurants erleben, wie zu den altbekannten touristischen Tagen vor den Attentaten.

Für mich wird Bali immer ruhiger und leerer, was völlig entgegen der Statistik einzuordnen ist.
Daneben verlassen auch viele Europäer die Insel, da sie von stetig rückgängigen Zahlen berichten.
Wo ist nun also mein Denkfehler?

Frohen Gruß,
Thomas

[Mahalo]

Da muss ich Thomas in allen Punkten Recht geben.
Vor allem Europäer sieht man immer seltener.
Voll war es im November und Dezember auch nicht, außer natürlich zu Silvester, aber dort waren es vorwiegend Besucher aus Java.

[Flüsterer]

Na ja, man muss das ganze schon ziemlich ganau betrachten.
Ohne Zweifel sind dieses Jahr um diese Nebensaison-Jahreszeit weit mehr Touristen auf der Insel als in den vergangenen Jahren. Es ist uns sogar zwei Mal passiert, dass wir bei Nomad in Ubud ohne Reservierung keinen Platz zum Dinner bekamen. Das hatten wir nun wirklich noch nie.
Andererseits: die Zahlen täuschen insofern, als dass die Zuwächse hauptsächlich aus dem asiatischen Raum sind. Es werden immer nur die Ankünfte angegeben. Wirtschaftlich wichtiger wäre die Zahl der Übernachtungen. Ein Japaner bleibt im Schnitt nur knapp fünf Tag auf Bali, ein Europäer oder Amerikaner rund zwanzig. Ökonomisch bedeutet das: es braucht ungefähr vier Japaner um einen wegbleibenden Europäer auszugleichen. So viele kommen dann aber doch nicht.
Gruß aus Ubud
Matthias