Israel Absent From Global Tourist Rankings by SafariBookings
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
A SafariBookings survey of 192 tour operators found Japanese travelers to be the most polite and Americans the most generous. Israeli tourists did not rank in any category, including politeness, generosity, adventurousness, or culinary interest.
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- Israeli tourists did not rank in any global tourist categories.
- Japanese travelers were rated the most polite in the survey.
- American tourists were identified as the most generous.
- The survey polled 192 tour operators on traveler behavior.
- SafariBookings conducted the global tourist ranking.
A recent survey by booking service SafariBookings, which polled 192 tour operators, has identified top tourist nationalities based on their behavior and spending habits. Japanese travelers were recognized as the most polite, while Americans were deemed the most generous. Notably, Israeli tourists did not feature in any of the leading categories.
The survey assessed travelers across several parameters, including tactfulness, tipping habits, overall spending, adventurousness, and culinary interests. No single country achieved top rankings in all areas.
Japanese travelers secured the top spot for politeness, followed by Norway and Switzerland. The United States led in generosity, with German and Canadian tourists ranking second and third, respectively, in both tipping and spending.
Germany's tourists were identified as the most adventurous, with France and the Netherlands following. India's travelers were highlighted as the most interested in local cuisine, surpassing Japan and France.
The study's authors emphasized that the findings reflect the subjective experiences of the surveyed guides and managers, rather than absolute truths. Israeli tourists were not mentioned among the leaders in any category, according to a report by Walla.