Nomad
Brings together a country's public tourism and migration figures. Shows what changed and where to verify it.
Nomad connects more than 80 public sources on who arrives, who leaves and who stays: entries and exits, flights, spending, occupancy, news and reviews. It compares every series with its own history, flags what is unusual and explains every signal with its source, for tourism, government and cooperation teams.
- 80+ public sources
- Every figure with its source
- Flights every 5 minutes
- No one is identified
- public sources connected
- 80+
- data points, each with its source, period and territory
- 6.6M+
- evaluations of news, regulations, reports and reviews
- 2M+
- between snapshots of the airspace
- 5 min
How it works
01
Connects
Brings more than 80 public sources into a single model. Every figure comes in with its source, period, territory and method.
02
Detects
Compares every series with its own history and with similar places, and flags what is unusual: a new corridor, a drop in spending, a spike in negative news.
03
Explains
Every signal says what changed, what could account for it and what is worth verifying, with a link to the original source.
What it enables
Migration and protection
Entries, exits, nationalities and corridors, in context. Integration gaps and signals that guide protection.
Tourism demand
Who arrives, why they travel, where they stay and how much they spend, with a forecast for the coming months.
Flights and diaspora
International flights live, markets with demand but no direct flight, and where the diaspora lives.
Reputation
What is published about the country, in what tone and in which market, checked against official records.
Investment and formalization
Where to invest in lodging, whether projects follow demand and how much supply operates unregistered.
Sustainability and events
Pressure on residents, each destination's carrying capacity and the real impact of an event or a campaign.
Privacy
Public, aggregated data. It shows movements, never people.
0
people identified
Aggregated figures only
Official statistics and public information, never individual records.
Every figure, traceable
Its source, period, territory and the method used to calculate it.
The conclusion is yours
Nomad suggests where to look; the decision belongs to your team.
What it answers
- Which markets are growing, and which have demand but no direct flight?
- What changed in migration flows this month, and where?
- What is being published about the destination in each market, and in what tone?
- Where should we invest, and how much pressure can each destination take?
Who it's for
- Tourism promotion
- Destinations and tourism development
- Government and migration management
- International cooperation
Let's look at your case
In a briefing we review with your team which sources you have, which questions you need answered and what we can deploy.

