This chart presents the countries that have spent the most on overseas travel from 1995 to 2022. It highlights the significant shifts and trends in travel economics among key nations over this period. The expenditure on travel reflects the economic conditions, purchasing power of the populace, and shifts in global tourism trends of each country.
Countries Spending the Most on Overseas Travel, 1995-2022
This chart presents the countries that have spent the most on overseas travel from 1995 to 2022.
Data Source: World Tourism Organization
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Overseas travel expenditure refers to the total amount spent by travelers from a country on accommodations, transport, meals, entertainment, etc., while abroad. It serves as an important indicator of a country's economic strength and its investment in the tourism industry.
| Rank | Name | Indicator |
|---|---|---|
1 |  United States | $ 115B 311M |
2 |  China | $ 114B 795M |
3 |  Germany | $ 88B 252M |
4 |  United Kingdom | $ 81B 671M |
5 |  France | $ 40B 875M |
6 |  Italy | $ 26B 911M |
7 |  India | $ 25B 881M |
8 |  Canada | $ 24B 680M |
9 |  Spain | $ 21B 57M |
10 |  Russia | $ 20B 269M |
11 |  South Korea | $ 19B 925M |
12 |  Ukraine | $ 19B 759M |
13 |  Netherlands | $ 18B 717M |
14 |  Switzerland | $ 16B 553M |
15 |  Belgium | $ 16B 208M |
16 |  Australia | $ 16B 87M |
17 |  Saudi Arabia | $ 15B 914M |
18 |  Singapore | $ 15B 288M |
19 |  Norway | $ 13B 879M |
20 |  Kuwait | $ 13B 147M |
