vendredi 15 août 2014

World tourism statistics and rankings

Total volume of cross-border tourist travel

International tourist arrivals reached 1.035 billion in 2012, up from over 983 million in 2011, and 940 million in 2010.[4][5][14] In 2011 and 2012, international travel demandcontinued to recover from the losses resulting from the late-2000s recession, where tourism suffered a strong slowdown from the second half of 2008 through the end of 2009. After a 5% increase in the first half of 2008, growth in international tourist arrivals moved into negative territory in the second half of 2008, and ended up only 2% for the year, compared to a 7% increase in 2007.[2] The negative trend intensified during 2009, exacerbated in some countries due to the outbreak of the H1N1 influenza virus, resulting in a worldwide decline of 4.2% in 2009 to 880 million international tourists arrivals, and a 5.7% decline in international tourism receipts.[3]

World’s Top 10 Tourism Destinations

Main article: World Tourism rankings
The World Tourism Organization reports the following ten countries as the most visited in terms of the number of international travellers in 2013.
RankCountryUNWTO
Region[20]
International
tourist
arrivals
(2013)[21]
International
tourist
arrivals
(2012)[21]
Change
(2012 to
2013)
(%)
Change
(2011 to
2012)
(%)
1 FranceEurope83.0 millionIncrease 1.8
2 United StatesNorth America69.8 million66.7 millionIncrease 4.7Increase 6.3
3 SpainEurope60.7 million57.5 millionIncrease 5.6Increase 2.3
4 ChinaAsia55.7 million57.7 millionDecrease 3.5Increase 0.3
5 ItalyEurope47.7 million46.4 millionIncrease 2.9Increase 0.5
6 TurkeyEurope37.8 million35.7 millionIncrease 5.9Increase 3.0
7 GermanyEurope31.5 million30.4 millionIncrease 3.7Increase 7.3
8 United KingdomEurope31.2 million29.3 millionIncrease 6.4Decrease 0.1
9 RussiaEurope28.4 million25.7 millionIncrease 10.2Increase 13.5
10 ThailandAsia26.5 million22.4 millionIncrease 18.8Increase 16.2

International tourism receipts

International tourism receipts grew to US$1.159 trillion (€873 billion) in 2011, corresponding to an increase in real terms of 5.3% from 2012.[5] The World Tourism Organizationreports the following countries as the top ten tourism earners for the year 2013, with the United States by far the top earner.
RankCountryUNWTO
Region[20]
International
tourism
receipts
(2013)[21]
International
tourism
receipts
(2012)[21]
Change
(2012 to
2013)
(%)
Change
(2011 to
2012)
(%)
1 United StatesNorth America$139.6 billion$126.2 billionIncrease 10.6Increase 9.2
2 SpainEurope$60.4 billion$56.3 billionIncrease 7.4Decrease 6.3
3 FranceEurope$56.1 billion$53.6 billionIncrease 4.8Decrease 2.2
4 ChinaAsia$51.7 billion$50.0 billionIncrease 3.3Increase 3.2
 Macau, ChinaAsia$51.6 billion$43.7 billionIncrease 18.1Increase 13.7
5 ItalyEurope$43.9 billion$41.2 billionIncrease 6.6Decrease 4.2
6 ThailandAsia$42.1 billion$33.8 billionIncrease 24.4Increase 24.4
7 GermanyEurope$41.2 billion$38.1 billionIncrease 8.1Decrease 1.9
8 United KingdomEurope$40.6 billion$36.2 billionIncrease 12.1Increase 3.3
 Hong Kong, ChinaAsia$38.9 billion$33.1 billionIncrease 17.7Increase 16.2
9 AustraliaOceania$30.9 billion$31.7 billionDecrease 2.8Increase 4.5
10 TurkeyEurope$27.9 billion$25.3 billionIncrease 6.8Increase 2.4

International tourism expenditur

The World Tourism Organization reports the following countries as the top ten biggest spenders on international tourism for the year 2013.
RankCountryUNWTO
Region[20]
International
tourism
expenditure
(2013)[21]
International
tourism
expenditure
(2012)[21]
Market
Share
(%)
Change
(2012 to
2013)
(%)
1 ChinaAsia$128.6 billion$102.0 billion11.1Increase 23.8
2 United StatesNorth America$86.2 billion$83.5 billion7.4Increase 3.3
3 GermanyEurope$85.9 billion$81.3 billion7.4Increase 2.3
4 RussiaEurope$53.5 billion$42.8 billion4.6Increase 28.9
5 United KingdomEurope$52.6 billion$51.3 billion4.5Increase 3.5
6 FranceEurope$42.4 billion$39.1 billion3.7Increase 4.9
7 CanadaNorth America$35.2 billion$35.0 billion3.0Increase 3.2
8 AustraliaOceania$28.4 billion$28.0 billion2.4Increase 8.8
9 ItalyEurope$27.0 billion$26.4 billion2.3Decrease 1.0
10 BrazilSouth America$25.1 billion$22.2 billion2.2Increase 12.9

MasterCard Global Destination Cities Index

Based on air traffic, the MasterCard Global Destination Cities Index reports the following cities as the top ten most popular destinations of tourism worldwide in 2013.[22]
RankCountryUNWTO
Region[20]
International
tourist arrivals[22]
1Thailand BangkokAsia15.98 million
2United Kingdom LondonEurope15.96 million
3France ParisEurope13.92 million
4Singapore SingaporeAsia11.75 million
5United States New York CityNorth America11.52 million
6Turkey IstanbulEurope10.37 million
7United Arab Emirates DubaiAsia9.89 million
8Malaysia Kuala LumpurAsia9.20 million
9Hong Kong Hong KongAsia8.72 million
10Spain BarcelonaEurope8.41 million
MasterCard reports the following cities as the top ten biggest earners on tourism worldwide in 2013.[22]

RankCountryUNWTO
Region[20]
International
tourists spending[22]
1United States New York CityNorth America$18.6 billion
2United Kingdom LondonEurope$16.3 billion
3France ParisEurope$14.6 billion
4Thailand BangkokAsia$14.3 billion
5Singapore SingaporeAsia$13.5 billion
6Japan TokyoAsia$12.7 billion
7South Korea SeoulAsia$10.8 billion
8United Arab Emirates DubaiAsia$10.4 billion
9Australia SydneyOceania$10.4 billion
10Spain BarcelonaEurope$8.9 billion

source : wikipedia

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