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‘Climate change is very much related to travel costs,’ says tourism chief

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European Travel Commission CEO Eduardo Santander stated that rising travel costs, labor shortages, and climate change are increasing pressure on Europe's tourism industry. This assessment was made in September 2026, with the report available as a preprint. The evidence highlights specific economic and environmental stressors affecting the sector, though the exact magnitude of cost increases and the specific impact of climate change remain unquantified in the provided text.

Key points

• Eduardo Santander, CEO of the European Travel Commission, identified rising travel costs, labor shortages, and climate change as key pressures on Europe's tourism industry.
• The statement was issued in September 2026, and the report is currently available as a preprint without a published link.

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The provided evidence is limited to a single quote from Eduardo Santander. Specific figures regarding cost increases, labor shortage percentages, or climate change impacts are not included in the source material.

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