The Slovenian capital has witnessed a steady increase in visitors in the past few years. Ljubljana saw a record rise in overnights and the highest number of visits to tourist and information centres last year. During the Christmas and New Year's holidays alone the number of overnights jumped by over 50% year-on-year.
A total of 453,040 of overnights were recorded in Ljubljana in 2004, almost 18 percent more than in 2003, according to tourist and information centres in the capital. While the number of overnights by domestic guests (23,415) was down 5%, overnights by foreigners was up almost 20% to 429,625.
The Ljubljana tourist and information centres monitor occupancy data in 15 hotels and accommodation facilities in the capital.
A total of 186,778 domestic and foreign tourists sought information at Ljubljana's tourist and information centres last year, 24% more than in 2003.
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