Venice Treviso Airport Sees a 3% Increase in Q4 ‘23 Passengers

Passengers at Venice Treviso Airport bounced back in Q4 2023, recording a 2.52% increase vs Q4 2022. This marks a continued recovery from the global pandemic's impact, even though it hasn't surpassed pre-pandemic levels seen in Q4 2019. While passenger numbers haven't fully recovered, the airport has witnessed significant growth compared to Q4 2020 and 2021.

Sustained Passenger Growth at Venice Treviso Airport - Q4 2023

Venice Treviso Airport continued its upward trajectory in passenger volume during Q4 2023, witnessing a 2.52% increase compared to the same period in the previous year. This marks a positive trend following the significant challenges posed by the global pandemic. While it has not yet fully surpassed the pre-pandemic levels of Q4 2019, the airport demonstrates its resilience and ongoing efforts to attract travelers.

Venice Treviso Airport Passenger Volume - Q4 2019 to Q4 2023

Compared to Q4 2019, the pre-pandemic benchmark, Q4 2023 passenger volume still falls short by 6.8%. However, it represents a significant improvement over the pandemic-impacted quarters, showcasing a remarkable 4-digit percentage increase from the rock-bottom figures of Q4 2020. While exceeding all other post-pandemic quarters, further growth is needed to fully recover to pre-pandemic levels.

Passenger Traffic at Venice Treviso Airport – 2019 to 2022

The year 2022 saw a remarkable 115.74% surge in passenger traffic compared to 2021, marking a strong post-pandemic rebound. This leap comes after a significant drop in 2020 due to the global pandemic (-85.73% compared to 2019). 

While 2019 passenger volume remains the peak, 2022's growth indicates a positive trajectory for the airport. The increase could be attributed to pent-up demand for travel, relaxed restrictions, and strategic initiatives by the airport to attract new routes and airlines.

Flight Statistics at  Venice Treviso Airport – January 2024

During January 2024, the airport witnessed a surge in flights to Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia. The top international destinations included Auckland, Singapore, Denpasar, Nadi, and Port Moresby. 

Qantas, Virgin Australia, and their subsidiaries dominated the scene, catering to these popular routes. This trend suggests a growing demand for sunshine and adventure, with the airport serving as a convenient gateway to these exciting destinations.

Overall, while Venice Treviso Airport hasn't fully recovered to pre-pandemic levels, the positive trends in passenger volume and strategic focus on popular routes indicate a promising future for this dynamic gateway.

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