Thailand Foreign Tourist Arrivals Fall 7.14% âšī¸
Thailand's foreign tourist arrivals dropped 7.14% in 2025, with the tourism ministry revising annual visitor forecast down to 33 million from 37 million, reflecting economic challenges in the tourism sector.
Declining tourism numbers indicate potential economic headwinds for emerging markets and travel-related sectors, with implications for regional economic growth and service industry performance.
Montenegro Tourist Arrivals Rise Slightly in July âšī¸
Montenegro experienced a 3.7% increase in tourist arrivals in July 2025, with foreign visitors comprising 90.8% of total visits, predominantly from Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland, France, and Germany.
Tourism data provides a snapshot of regional economic activity, but has minimal direct impact on broader market indices or portfolio performance. The modest growth suggests stable but not transformative economic conditions.
Bulgaria Tourist Arrivals Up 5.6% in July âšī¸
Bulgaria experienced a 5.6% year-on-year increase in tourist arrivals in July 2025, with EU countries representing 54.6% of total visits and Romania leading visitor numbers.
Tourism statistics provide a marginal economic indicator with limited direct portfolio implications. The data suggests modest growth in Bulgarian tourism sector without significant market-moving potential.
Slovenia Tourist Arrivals Up 2.5% in July âšī¸
Slovenia experienced a 2.5% increase in tourist arrivals in July 2025, with foreign tourists driving growth, particularly from Germany, the Netherlands, and Czechia, and mountain resorts being the most popular destination.
Tourism statistics provide a snapshot of economic activity, but have minimal direct impact on broader market indices or major stocks in the portfolio. The data suggests steady, incremental growth in Slovenia's tourism sector without significant market-moving implications.