Category: Airlines
Airlines market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Chile Airlines
Airlines in Chile Chile's recovery in terms of inbound arrival numbers is lagging behind other Latin American countries, largely due to the delayed reopening of its borders following the pandemic. This delay has affected travel decisions and reduced demand for flights to Chile. Additionally, flight ... Read More
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Saudi Arabia Airlines
Airlines in Saudi Arabia Airlines in Saudi Arabia enjoy robust growth, with both full service and low cost carriers seeing large increases in value sales and passenger numbers during 2024. The demand for air travel remains strong despite rising ticket prices amid inflationary pressure, as a result o ... Read More
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Airlines in Austria
Airlines in Austria Sharp price increases for a second year in a row failed to significantly dampen the strong demand for travel, and passenger numbers recovered strongly to move towards the 2019 pre-pandemic level. In 2022, sharp increases in fuel and energy prices, following the Russian invasion o ... Read More
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Travel in Austria
Travel in Austria Fear of Coronavirus (COVID-19) played little or no role in 2023 and tourism flows, inbound and outbound, are set to reach close to their pre-pandemic level of 2019. In addition, domestic tourism flow is projected to exceed the 2019 pre-pandemic level. At the same time, virtually al ... Read More
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Airlines in Australia
Airlines in Australia Under prevailing economic uncertainty, low cost carriers are gaining favour among local consumers. Since Australia reopened its borders and eased COVID-19 restrictions, travel has embarked on a path towards recovery, significantly increasing airline revenue. The boost in domest ... Read More
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Travel in Australia
Travel in Australia In 2022, Australia's decision to reopen its borders contributed significantly to the rebound in travel and tourism. However, the expected surge in international arrivals did not materialise as quickly as anticipated. Many Asia Pacific countries, which are the primary source marke ... Read More
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Airlines in Singapore
Airlines in Singapore As it worked to recover from the pandemic's effects, the aviation sector generally confronted substantial problems in terms of staffing and fleet capacity. First of all, staffing became one of the biggest challenges for its recovery. Airlines lost a significant number of worker ... Read More
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Travel in Singapore
Travel in Singapore Singapore continues to recover strongly in 2023. While the travel and tourism industry in Asia Pacific experienced a slow recovery during the early stages of reopening, Singapore has managed to stay ahead. However, the primary inbound source markets, namely China and Indonesia, h ... Read More
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Airlines in Saudi Arabia
Airlines in Saudi Arabia With travel seeing a full return to pre-pandemic levels, airlines have been keen to take full advantage of the situation. This has included continuously adding new fre uencies and introducing new destinations and routes to their networks. This strategy is especially importan ... Read More
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Travel in Saudi Arabia
Travel in Saudi Arabia Travel in Saudi Arabia is performing exceptionally well in 2023, having ranked first among all of the other Arab nations in terms of highest inbound visitors in 2022. Saudi Arabia has also experienced an incredible recovery in the number of airlines passengers, which are even ... Read More
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Airlines in Egypt
Airlines in Egypt Egypt's national carrier, Egypt Air, is leading the way in sustainable aviation in Africa by launching its inaugural eco-friendly flight service in 2022. Operating a Boeing 787 from Cairo to Paris, this initiative, known as the Green Flight, is part of the airline's commitment to a ... Read More
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Airlines in Portugal
Airlines in Portugal Airlines were severely impacted by the pandemic as it forced companies to adapt their offer, restructure their costs and redefine routes. With the gradual reopening of economies and air corridors, airlines are growing although the number of passengers in 2023 is set to remain be ... Read More
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Airlines in Mexico
Airlines in Mexico The Mexican travel industry has demonstrated a remarkable resurgence, including airlines, with regional routes and connectivity playing a crucial part in recovery and growth. A significant topic of discussion within the industry revolves around the capacity of airports to manage t ... Read More
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Airlines in Taiwan
Airlines in Taiwan The volume of people travelling by air more than doubled in 2023, supported by the relaxation of border control measures, both within Taiwan and neighbouring Asian countries. With air travel having been off-limits during the pandemic, there was a release of pent-up demand from bot ... Read More
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Airlines in South Korea
Airlines in South Korea Air Premier is an airline which initially launched in 2017. Unlike full service and low cost carriers, Air Premier is positioned as a ""hybrid airline"". Full service carriers are known to offer various airfares, but tend to be perceived as premium, while low cost carriers of ... Read More
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Airlines in the Netherlands
Airlines in the Netherlands The Dutch government increased the flight tax from EUR7.95 to EUR26.43 per passenger per outbound flight, starting on 1 January 2023. New climate and environmental regulations from the European Commission and the Dutch government will increase the cost of air travel withi ... Read More
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Airlines in Peru
Airlines in Peru The number of passengers transported by airlines grew significantly in 2022, and has continued to grow in 2023, although to a much lesser degree. It has not yet reached the level seen before the COVID-19 crisis, although it is estimated that, in terms of value, it will have done so ... Read More
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Airlines in the United Arab Emirates
Airlines in the United Arab Emirates Emirates Airlines has solidified its position in the United Arab Emirates with a remarkable turnaround, reporting soaring profits after a challenging period, and is set to extend its share in airlines in 2023. The airline’s success can be attributed to its strate ... Read More
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Travel in South Korea
Travel in South Korea In 2022, the gradual removal of pandemic-related restrictions in South Korea led to a significant surge in outbound travel demand. This trend continues in 2023. Outbound travellers in both 2022 and 2023 have also been spending considerable sums of money, evidence of pent-up dem ... Read More
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Travel in Taiwan
Travel in Taiwan The travel industry in Taiwan continued on its road to recovery in 2023, with the volume of inbound arrivals having recorded high triple-digit growth over the previous year. Following the lifting of all COVID-19-related entry restrictions in October 2022, the number of international ... Read More
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Airlines in Vietnam
Airlines in Vietnam During the review period, low-cost carriers experienced a more significant increase in both sales value and the number of passengers compared to full-service carriers. This growth can be primarily attributed to the more rapid recovery of domestic tourism whereas, on the other han ... Read More
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Airlines in Denmark
Airlines in Denmark Due to COVID-19-related travel restrictions, as well as many consumers not willing to travel as much as before, airlines suffered due to the pandemic in 2020-2021, with the number of passengers and value sales in both years drastically reduced. Euromonitor International's Airline ... Read More
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Airlines in Belgium
Airlines in Belgium The number of passengers passing through Belgian airports is expected to continue to rise in 2023, with some categories, such as low cost carriers, exceeding the 2019 pre-COVID-19 pandemic level. Ryanair, the major low cost carrier is set to transport almost as many passengers in ... Read More
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Travel in Vietnam
Travel in Vietnam Travel in Vietnam is being supported by the revival of tourism following the era of the pandemic when such activities and industries were curtailed. In 2023, Deputy Minister Hoang Dao Cuong signed Decision No. 405/QD-BVHTTDL, which issued the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Touris ... Read More
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Travel in Argentina
Travel in Argentina Argentina is going through a situation that it has experienced on other occasions, with a shortage of dollars linked to the government controls as it seeks to avoid devaluing the local currency. Because people cannot buy US dollars at an official price, there is a range of differ ... Read More
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