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Visit Espoo collects information and studies on the impact of tourism in Espoo, as well as current tourism research and statistics on a national level provided by Visit Finland. The impact of tourism is monitored through various indicators, and the development is compared to other tourism regions. This information is gathered on the page below.

Espoo's tourism revenue and employment survey for the year 2021

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on tourism was significant in 2021, with the effects in Espoo being more than 30% lower compared to the research conducted before the pandemic. Report is available only in Finnish.

Espoon matkailun tulo- ja työllisyysselvitys v. 2021 (pdf)
Espoon matkailun tulo- ja työllisyysselvitys v. 2021 (pdf)
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Registered overnight stays in Espoo

Statistics of Espoo's registered overnight stays can be viewed on Bislenz, which provides up-to-date and comprehensive information through a visual dashboard.
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Visit Finland

Visit Finland publishes numerous research studies, statistics, brochures, publications, guides, and other useful materials on an annual basis. These publications are compiled on Visit Finland's website (in Finnish).
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International association congresses

International association congresses bring a significant amount of visibility to Finland, congress cities, and research institutions on an annual basis. Espoo hosts around 60 to 80 international association congresses each year, making it the second most popular congress city in Finland. For more information, you can refer to the statistical compilation provided by Visit Finland. (Report only in Finnish.)
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FCB delegate survey - Espoo

The goal of the delegate survey is to find out the experiences of international congress delegates about the congresses, the satisfaction of foreign delegates with Finland as a congress country, and their spending of money in Finland as well as in the congress cities under investigation.

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