Tourism Receipts per Capita 2018

Tanzania

Tanzania ranked #70 globally for Tourism Receipts per Capita in 2018, with a total of 2465000000 USD. This figure reflects the country's appeal as a premier safari destination, attracting tourists to its renowned national parks and Mount Kilimanjaro. Key drivers of this revenue include Tanzania's rich biodiversity and cultural heritage, which enhance its attractiveness to international visitors.

Vanuatu

In 2018, Vanuatu ranked #126 globally with a Tourism Receipts per Capita of 285000000 USD. This figure is significantly lower than the top-ranked countries in tourism, which benefit from more extensive tourism infrastructures and larger visitor numbers. Vanuatu's tourism sector is primarily driven by its natural beauty and cultural heritage, attracting visitors to its islands, but it faces challenges such as limited accessibility and a small population that constrains overall economic impact.

Egypt

In 2018, Egypt ranked #28 globally with Tourism Receipts per Capita totaling 12704000000 USD. This figure is notable when compared to regional peers, highlighting Egypt's significant draw for international tourists. The country's rich historical sites, such as the Pyramids of Giza and the Nile River, along with its strategic location as a gateway between Africa and the Middle East, are key drivers of its tourism revenue.

Ethiopia

Ethiopia ranked #57 globally in 2018 for Tourism Receipts per Capita, generating 3548000000 USD in total receipts. This figure is notable compared to many of its neighbors, reflecting a growing interest in its rich cultural heritage and historical sites.

The country's diverse landscapes and ancient civilizations attract tourists, while ongoing investments in infrastructure and hospitality services are enhancing its tourism appeal. Additionally, Ethiopia's strategic location in the Horn of Africa positions it as a gateway for travelers exploring the region.

Qatar

In 2018, Qatar ranked #27 globally for Tourism Receipts per Capita, with a total of 15239000000 USD. This figure is notably high compared to many regional neighbors, reflecting Qatar's significant investment in luxury tourism and hospitality. The country's strategic location, coupled with its modern infrastructure and attractions like the Museum of Islamic Art and the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2022, has bolstered its appeal as a premier travel destination.

Oman

In 2018, Oman achieved a global rank of #64 with a Tourism Receipts per Capita value of 2,975,000,000 USD. This figure is notable when compared to regional neighbors, as Oman’s tourism sector is still developing relative to more established markets in the Gulf. Key drivers include Oman’s unique cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and strategic efforts to promote eco-tourism, which attract both regional and international visitors.

China, Macao SAR

In 2018, China, Macao SAR achieved a remarkable global rank of #9 with Tourism Receipts per Capita of 41481000000 USD. This figure is significantly higher than many neighboring regions, reflecting Macao's status as a premier global tourism destination. The city's unique blend of cultural heritage, vibrant entertainment options, and proximity to major markets, particularly in mainland China, drive its robust tourism economy.

Armenia

In 2018, Armenia achieved a global rank of #85 in Tourism Receipts per Capita, with a total of 1,358,000,000 USD. This figure is notably lower than many regional peers, reflecting the challenges faced by the country's tourism sector compared to more established destinations. The key drivers of this statistic include Armenia's rich cultural heritage and natural landscapes, which attract visitors, but are often overshadowed by geopolitical tensions and limited marketing resources that hinder broader tourism growth.

Madagascar

In 2018, Madagascar ranked #98 globally with tourism receipts per capita totaling 879000000 USD. This figure is relatively low compared to top tourism destinations, which often see significantly higher receipts per capita. The country's unique biodiversity and cultural heritage attract visitors, but challenges such as limited infrastructure and political instability hinder its tourism potential.

Saudi Arabia

In 2018, Saudi Arabia ranked #23 globally with a Tourism Receipts per Capita value of 16974000000 USD. This figure is significant compared to many of its regional neighbors, reflecting the country's position as a key destination for religious tourism, particularly for the Hajj pilgrimage. The government's investment in tourism infrastructure and initiatives to diversify the economy beyond oil have further bolstered its tourism sector.