"In July 2025 a foreign visitor spent on average €1,330 (€965 excluding fares) on their trip to Ireland, breaking down as €364 on their fare, €54 on prepayments, €413 on accommodation, and €498 on day-to-day expenses, they explained. Edward Duffy a statistician in the tourism and travel division, said: "Visitors from Great Britain accounted for €118m (19pc) of this spend, Continental Europe for €197m (32pc), North America for €255m (41pc), and visitors from the Rest of the World for €54m (9pc).""
""Taken together, this represented a fall of 4pc when compared with July 2024, and a rise of 0.4pc when compared with July 2023." However, 646,400 foreign visitors travelled to Ireland in July. They stayed a combined 5.1 million nights in the country over the month. The average length of stay was 7.9 nights, versus 8.1 nights in 2024. In total, 2,393,600 passengers departed Ireland on overseas routes in July 2025, a 6.7pc increase compared with 2024."
Total inbound tourism spending in July 2025 was €624m, a slight decrease from the previous year. Average spend per foreign visitor was €1,330 (€965 excluding fares), with €364 on fares, €54 on prepayments, €413 on accommodation and €498 on day‑to‑day expenses. Visitors from North America provided €255m (41%), Continental Europe €197m (32%), Great Britain €118m (19%) and Rest of World €54m (9%). There were 646,400 foreign visitors who stayed a combined 5.1 million nights, averaging 7.9 nights. Departing passengers on overseas routes totaled 2,393,600, a 6.7% increase, with 62.0% being Irish residents.
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