Tanzania Tourism Receipts per Capita 2023: $3.39 Billion

Tanzania's tourism receipts per capita in 2023 is $3.39 Billion, up 33.2% from 2022. It ranks #70 of 165 countries.

Tourism receipts per capita indicate the average amount each tourist spends in a country, reflecting its tourism economy strength.

Tanzania•23 years of data (2001–2023)••Spending by international visitors while visiting a country | Our World in Data•

Source (2023): Spending by international visitors while visiting a country | Our World in Data

Historical Trend

Tourism Receipts per Capita over time

Year-by-Year Data
YearValueChange% ChangeActions
20233.39B USD+845.50M USD+33.24%
20222.54B USD+1.22B USD+92.04%
20211.32B USD+598.62M USD+82.48%
2020725.76M USD1.90B USD-72.35%
20192.62B USD+159.50M USD+6.47%
20182.46B USD+200.00M USD+8.83%
20172.27B USD+116.00M USD+5.40%
20162.15B USD+225.00M USD+11.69%
20151.92B USD123.00M USD-6.01%
20142.05B USD+108.00M USD+5.57%
20131.94B USD+185.00M USD+10.55%
20121.75B USD+371.00M USD+26.83%
20111.38B USD+104.00M USD+8.13%
20101.28B USD+87.00M USD+7.30%
20091.19B USD101.00M USD-7.81%
20081.29B USD+78.00M USD+6.42%
20071.22B USD+229.00M USD+23.23%
2006986.00M USD+151.00M USD+18.08%
2005835.00M USD+73.00M USD+9.58%
2004762.00M USD+108.00M USD+16.51%
2003654.00M USD+15.00M USD+2.35%
2002639.00M USD+13.00M USD+2.08%
2001626.00M USD——

Frequently Asked Questions About Tanzania Tourism Receipts per Capita

What is Tanzania's tourism receipts per capita in 2023?▾

Tanzania's tourism receipts per capita is $3.39 Billion in 2023, according to Spending by international visitors while visiting a country | Our World in Data.

Is Tanzania's tourism receipts per capita increasing or decreasing?▾

Tanzania's tourism receipts per capita rose by 33.2% from 2022 ($2.54 Billion) to 2023 ($3.39 Billion). Over the past decade (2013–2023) it rose by 74.8%.

How does Tanzania rank for tourism receipts per capita?▾

In 2023, Tanzania has the 70th highest tourism receipts per capita out of 165 countries with data.

What was Tanzania's tourism receipts per capita in 2001?▾

In 2001, Tanzania's tourism receipts per capita was $626 Million. By 2023 it rose by 441.3%.

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