This metric is based on how much money each country makes from international tourism in a year, which is basically the total amount of how much foreign tourists spend in each country while there, ranging from accommodations, eating, shopping, transit, sightseeing, etc. hence why it yeilds a different list than the most visited countries board.
**The top 10 countries with the highest total foreign tourist receipts are:**
1. USA ($215 billion)
2. Spain ($106.5 billion)
3. UK ($82.5 billion)
4. France ($77 billion)
5. Italy ($58.7 billion)
6. UAE ($57 billion)
7. Turkey ($56.3 billion)
8. Japan ($54.7 billion)
9. Australia ($52 billion)
10. Canada ($49.9 billion)
guaranteednotabot on
Yet another map that is not normalised
Fluid-Decision6262 on
By region
**Americas:**
1. USA ($215 billion)
2. Canada ($49.9 billion)
3. Mexico ($33 billion)
4. Dominican Republic ($11 billion)
5. Colombia ($8.7 billion)
**Europe:**
1. Spain ($106.5 billion)
2. UK ($82.5 billion)
3. France ($77 billion)
4. Italy ($58.7 billion)
5. Germany ($40.1 billion)
**Asia-Pacific:**
1. Japan ($54.7 billion)
2. Australia ($52 billion)
3. Thailand ($42.7 billion)
4. China ($39.7 billion)
5. India ($35 billion)
**Middle East-North Africa:**
1. UAE ($57 billion)
2. Turkey ($56.3 billion)
3. Saudi Arabia ($41 billion)
4. Egypt ($15 billion)
5. Morocco ($11.3 billion)
**Sub-Saharan Africa:**
1. South Africa ($6.4 billion)
2. Tanzania ($3.9 billion)
3. Uganda ($1.5 billion)
4. Ethiopia ($1.2 billion)
5. Ghana ($1.1 billion)
redwood520 on
New Zealand deserves to be in the top, I’m surprised it’s not
patrdesch on
This *needs* to be displayed as a percentage basis, not raw dollars, to communicate the actual relative value of tourism to each nation’s economy.
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Source: [Mapped: Countries that Earn the Most from Tourism](https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/countries-that-earn-the-most-from-tourism/)
This metric is based on how much money each country makes from international tourism in a year, which is basically the total amount of how much foreign tourists spend in each country while there, ranging from accommodations, eating, shopping, transit, sightseeing, etc. hence why it yeilds a different list than the most visited countries board.
**The top 10 countries with the highest total foreign tourist receipts are:**
1. USA ($215 billion)
2. Spain ($106.5 billion)
3. UK ($82.5 billion)
4. France ($77 billion)
5. Italy ($58.7 billion)
6. UAE ($57 billion)
7. Turkey ($56.3 billion)
8. Japan ($54.7 billion)
9. Australia ($52 billion)
10. Canada ($49.9 billion)
Yet another map that is not normalised
By region
**Americas:**
1. USA ($215 billion)
2. Canada ($49.9 billion)
3. Mexico ($33 billion)
4. Dominican Republic ($11 billion)
5. Colombia ($8.7 billion)
**Europe:**
1. Spain ($106.5 billion)
2. UK ($82.5 billion)
3. France ($77 billion)
4. Italy ($58.7 billion)
5. Germany ($40.1 billion)
**Asia-Pacific:**
1. Japan ($54.7 billion)
2. Australia ($52 billion)
3. Thailand ($42.7 billion)
4. China ($39.7 billion)
5. India ($35 billion)
**Middle East-North Africa:**
1. UAE ($57 billion)
2. Turkey ($56.3 billion)
3. Saudi Arabia ($41 billion)
4. Egypt ($15 billion)
5. Morocco ($11.3 billion)
**Sub-Saharan Africa:**
1. South Africa ($6.4 billion)
2. Tanzania ($3.9 billion)
3. Uganda ($1.5 billion)
4. Ethiopia ($1.2 billion)
5. Ghana ($1.1 billion)
New Zealand deserves to be in the top, I’m surprised it’s not
This *needs* to be displayed as a percentage basis, not raw dollars, to communicate the actual relative value of tourism to each nation’s economy.
As spaniard myself
https://preview.redd.it/he4u6xeem5eg1.jpeg?width=655&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7e8aa079fe526c5b08a2a58ddf2906cfcfcb6529