A recent study by Gamblino ranked Ireland as the seventh safest country in Europe for tourists.
According to SchengenVisaInfo.com, the study emphasized tourist hotspots like the Guinness Storehouse and Temple Bar, as well as the country’s natural beauty and rich history, tradition, and culture.
The most recent survey used an analysis of nine metrics, including the global peace index, natural disaster risk, road facilities, and assaults and homicides, to determine a location’s level of safety.
On the other hand, Switzerland was at the top of the list and was called a must-see destination for tourists who want to see the beauty of the European countries. Iceland was ranked as the second most desirable destination, followed by Norway.
Latest Global Tourism Statistics Over The Years
For the ninth year in a row, Ireland topped the list of Europe’s most popular travel destinations in December of last year.
In the United States Museum of Natural History in New York, Ireland received the Travel Weekly Reader’s Choice Award.
The Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC) previously stated that the tourism industry in Ireland could significantly decline this year, despite the fact that it is unlikely to reach levels prior to the pandemic until 2026.
One of Ireland’s most important industries is tourism, which contributes more than €5 billion to the Irish economy each year and employs nearly 6% of the population.
The Irish Tourism Confederation (ITIC) provided figures indicating that seven million foreign tourists visited Ireland last year, representing a 73% increase over the numbers recorded prior to the spread of the Coronavirus and its new variants.
The Irish Tourism Confederation places a high priority on the need for the tourism industry to return to sustainable growth.
