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Feb 7 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
We've published our provisional overseas travel and tourism figures (July to September 2021).

These are air travel only; Sea and Tunnel data are excluded as it was not possible to interview on Dover ferries or the EuroTunnel due to #COVID19 restrictions ow.ly/iJkG50HNUgj
Overseas residents made 1.3 million visits by air to the UK in Quarter 3 (July to Sep) 2021

This was 86% fewer than Quarter 3 2019 as travel continues to be restricted due to #COVID19. Chart title: Overseas residents' visits to the UK decreased
Overseas residents spent £1.2 billion on their visits to the UK in Quarter 3 2021

This was 87% less than in Quarter 3 2019. Chart title: Spending by overseas residents in the UK decrea
UK residents made 6.1 million visits abroad by air in Quarter 3 2021.

This was 76% fewer than Quarter 3 2019, which is attributable to #COVID19. Chart title: UK residents' visits abroad decreased by 76% wh
UK residents spent £4.9 billion on visits abroad in the third quarter of 2021.

This was 78% less than in Quarter 3 2019 ow.ly/iJkG50HNUgj Chart title: Spending by UK residents abroad decreased by 78

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