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Is it my understanding that winter tourism and retirement patterns in North America and Europe are oriented towards finding warmer spots more than is the case in South America and Australia? (Of course, I'm not talking about skiing and other winter sports.) For example, Canadians and northern Americans go to Florida and Arizona as well as Mexico and the Caribbean during the winter, and northern Europeans go to the Mediterranean during the winter, but South America and Australia don't have as many snowbelt or coldbelt-type regions as the other two areas mentioned, with many of the cities in those latter two regions that are cooler in the winter rarely having snow or below-freezing temperatures.
Actually, let me rephrase the question: How are the winter sun-seeking patterns among South Americans and Australians (from cooler areas such as Buenos Aires and Melbourne respectively) different than from North American (Canadians and northern Americans) and Northern European winter sun-seekers?
indonesia gets 931,109 australian tourists per year as of 2011
thailand gets 930,599 australian tourists per year as of 2012
malaysia gets 580,695 australian tourists per year as of 2010
singapore gets 956,039 australian tourists per year as of 2011
vietnam gets 289,844 australian tourists per year as of 2012
philippines gets 191,150 australian tourists per year as of 2012
cambodia gets 117,729 australian tourists per year as of 2012
for a nation of only 22 million, certainly seems like a lot of australians are travelling to warmer climates.
indonesia gets 931,109 australian tourists per year as of 2011
thailand gets 930,599 australian tourists per year as of 2012
malaysia gets 580,695 australian tourists per year as of 2010
singapore gets 956,039 australian tourists per year as of 2011
vietnam gets 289,844 australian tourists per year as of 2012
philippines gets 191,150 australian tourists per year as of 2012
cambodia gets 117,729 australian tourists per year as of 2012
for a nation of only 22 million, certainly seems like a lot of australians are travelling to warmer climates.
Only 191,150 Australian tourists per year in the Philippines.
Sydney is more than a hour closer by plane to Manila than it is to Bangkok.
How many Australian tourist do New Zealand, Birma and Laos get each year?
indonesia gets 931,109 australian tourists per year as of 2011
thailand gets 930,599 australian tourists per year as of 2012
malaysia gets 580,695 australian tourists per year as of 2010
singapore gets 956,039 australian tourists per year as of 2011
vietnam gets 289,844 australian tourists per year as of 2012
philippines gets 191,150 australian tourists per year as of 2012
cambodia gets 117,729 australian tourists per year as of 2012
for a nation of only 22 million, certainly seems like a lot of australians are travelling to warmer climates.
Which is strange considering that the entire northern third of their country is in the deep tropics. Though, considering that Cairns and Darwin aren't exactly very exciting cities compared to Singapore or Bangkok. So, it can't be just the weather because their own country has cities that have the same weather as SE Asia
Only 191,150 Australian tourists per year in the Philippines.
Sydney is more than a hour closer by plane to Manila than it is to Bangkok.
How many Australian tourist do New Zealand, Birma and Laos get each year?
new zealand: 1,119,879
myanmar: 18,261
laos: 33,878
as far as LOS getting more tourists than the PI, i dunno. aside from americans, no western nation really visits the PI in large numbers.
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Which is strange considering that the entire northern third of their country is in the deep tropics. Though, considering that Cairns and Darwin aren't exactly very exciting cities compared to Singapore or Bangkok. So, it can't be just the weather because their own country has cities that have the same weather as SE Asia
true. was just pointing out that australians do clearly still travel to tropical places despite the warmer climate.
new zealand: 1,119,879
myanmar: 18,261
laos: 33,878
as far as LOS getting more tourists than the PI, i dunno. aside from americans, no western nation really visits the PI in large numbers.
Cambodia - 117,729 Australian Tourists
Laos - 33,878 Australian Tourists
Interesting, thought Laos would get at least half of Cambodia's numbers.
Thai people always tell me Laos is nicer than Cambodia.
Russian Visitors (2011)
in Thailand: 1,054,187
in Philippines: 20,185
Thai visiting the Philippines (2011): 37,862
Filipino visiting in Thailand (2011): 268,375
Why does the Philippines not get more Western visitors?
A Christian country with the by far highest % of English speakers in Asia -East of India.
Beautiful beaches, top 3 country for mongering next to Thailand and Brazil.
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