Who visits a destination, from where, and for how long, measured daily rather than from annual surveys.
What's included
Daily visitor counts for each province, district and tourist municipality, split into international visitors, domestic overnight visitors and day-trippers. International visitors are broken down by country of origin for about 120 countries; domestic visitors by home region. Each row includes overnight stays, average length of stay and year-on-year change, and a suppression flag for small cells.
How buyers use it
- Track demand from source markets and adjust marketing spend
- Forecast hotel occupancy and staffing for the coming weeks
- Plan retail assortment and opening hours in tourist areas
- Report visitor volumes and seasonality to public stakeholders
Coverage and methodology
Counts come from aggregated network events supplied by a telecom partner. Country of origin is taken from the home network of a roaming SIM, so it reflects where the phone contract is registered, not citizenship. Signals are aggregated on the partner's systems before delivery, expanded using roaming market shares and calibrated monthly against official tourism statistics. No device-level data, routes or accommodation addresses are used or delivered, and any cell below 20 distinct devices is suppressed. Data is available from 2021 with a three-day lag, through a dashboard or as daily files.