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France, Italy, Switzerland, Greece and Britain are the top five destinations.
The survey, co-conducted by the Beijing-based K&D Consulting Co. Ltd and a number of European tourism bureaus and travel agencies, covered 14, 391 qualified samples.
About 44.5 percent said the downturn would not have any impact on their Europe-bound tours. Only 25.2 percent expressed concern about the crisis, and would change their plans to visit nearer regions.
According to forecasts by the World Tourism Organization, by 2015 China will become the world's biggest market for in-bound travel, and the fourth largest for outbound.
The survey also found 74.5 percent of Chinese tourists to Europe chose to stay from one or two weeks, with an average spending of 25,000 yuan (about 3, 659 U.S. dollars), of which 10,000 went for shopping.
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