Least Tourism Revenue
Understand least tourism revenue: what the measure counts, how to read it and where to check the source.
Tourism receipts measure money associated with international visitors under a defined accounting framework. They are not a count of tourists, nor necessarily the profit retained by local businesses. A destination can earn more through longer stays and higher spending without receiving more arrivals. Exchange rates and the treatment of international passenger transport can change a comparison.
About the data
Tourism receipts and total travel-and-tourism GDP contribution are different measures. The saved “revenue (% of GDP)” wording does not identify which was used; original ranking unverified.
The Country10s question
Countries with the least revenue from tourism (% of GDP)
Reading the source
Tourism receipts and total travel-and-tourism GDP contribution are different measures. The saved “revenue (% of GDP)” wording does not identify which was used; original ranking unverified.
The original source edition for this saved game was not retained. The link is a reference for understanding the measure, not proof that the saved answer order is a current world ranking. No unverified top-ten table is presented here.
Source: World Travel & Tourism Council: Economic Impact Research