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ETC WEBINAR – SENTIMENT FOR INTRA-EUROPEAN TRAVEL, AUTUMN ’26/WINTER ’27

Insights into Europeans’ travel plans for October 2026 – March 2027

The European Travel Commission warmly invites you to join its upcoming webinar, where we’ll dive into the latest findings on European travel sentiment for the autumn and winter period.

Find out during which months Europeans are planning to travel, the experiences they are looking for, their travel budgets, and what concerns are weighing on their decisions.

We will also look at the digital tools travellers turn to when planning their trips, and what these trends mean for Europe’s tourism sector in the months ahead.

Register now!

This project is co-funded by the European Union.

 

Event Details

November 2 at 2:30 pm

Venue

Microsoft Teams

Speakers

Konstantinos Triantafyllis

Konstantinos Triantafyllis is the General Manager of MINDHAUS, a seasoned executive with 20 years of experience in Communication and Marketing, and a decade-long focus on Tourism Marketing. He has led major projects promoting Greek destinations and tourism brands, collaborating with both Public and Private sector, and has held key roles in the Hospitality Industry.

Eran Ketter

Eran Ketter (PhD) is a senior tourism advisor and MINDHAUS expert. For the last 15 years he has been conducting training, market research and consulting projects for numerous DMOs/NTBs in the EMEA region. Since 2020 Dr. Ketter serves as the Head of Research in the ETC’s market research project “Monitoring Sentiment for Intra-European Travel”.

Menno van IJssel

Menno van IJssel is currently project manager in the research department of the European Travel Commission (ETC), a non-profit organisation representing the national tourism organisations of Europe. In that capacity, Menno works on various research projects identifying key trends and opportunities for European tourism. He contributes to ETC’s key research publications and webinars, ranging from the monitoring of tourism flows, to tracking tourist sentiment and behaviour, to analysing sustainability indicators. His passion lies in understanding how people travel, where they go, and for what reasons. Prior to his work at ETC, Menno obtained a bachelor’s and master’s degree in the field of Tourism in his home country the Netherlands.