Instrument
The Grand Tour Index measures the distance between the desire a country generates and the arrivals it converts, after controlling for source-market proximity, air capacity and price level. The desire layer is published quarterly; conversion is published annually.
v1 sample data. Country-level. Desire measured at t; conversion at t+1 to account for the observed lag between search intent and arrival. Points inside the band are performing as expected.
Zone A — Position
Zone B — Composition
Zone C — Economic reading
Unrealized visitor economy
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80% confidence interval
Upper-bound estimate of intent-implied demand not converted. Not a direct measure of suppressed demand.
Source-market concentration
Zone D — Friction diagnostic
These variables explain the residual. They do not enter the score.
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04 — Trajectory
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Quarter-over-quarter change against {{ prevPeriod }}. Select a country for its own trajectory.
05 — Comparison · {{ period }}
Up to three countries · two on mobile
06 — Data access
Attribution requirement: reuse of the dataset, in whole or in part, must credit The Grand Tour Index, The Grand Tour Company, with the period cited.
The Grand Tour Company · Rome · 41.9028° N, 12.4964° E