High income OECD countries Compared by Economy > Tourism > International tourism, expenditures > Current US$

DEFINITION: International tourism, expenditures (current US$). International tourism expenditures are expenditures of international outbound visitors in other countries, including payments to foreign carriers for international transport. These expenditures may include those by residents traveling abroad as same-day visitors, except in cases where these are important enough to justify separate classification. For some countries they do not include expenditures for passenger transport items. Data are in current U.S. dollars.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	United StatesUnited States	$117.29 billion	2011
2	GermanyGermany	$100.42 billion	2011
3	United KingdomUnited Kingdom	$64.63 billion	2011
4	FranceFrance	$55.27 billion	2011
5	CanadaCanada	$41.03 billion	2011
6	JapanJapan	$39.76 billion	2011
7	ItalyItaly	$35.72 billion	2011
8	AustraliaAustralia	$33.55 billion	2011
9	BelgiumBelgium	$24.35 billion	2011
10	SpainSpain	$23.21 billion	2011
11	South KoreaSouth Korea	$21.73 billion	2011
12	NetherlandsNetherlands	$20.88 billion	2011
13	SwedenSweden	$17.57 billion	2011
14	NorwayNorway	$17.24 billion	2011
15	SwitzerlandSwitzerland	$15.27 billion	2011
16	AustriaAustria	$12.92 billion	2011
17	DenmarkDenmark	$9.84 billion	2011
18	PolandPoland	$8.88 billion	2011
19	IrelandIreland	$7.14 billion	2011
20	FinlandFinland	$6.01 billion	2011
21	PortugalPortugal	$4.95 billion	2011
22	Czech RepublicCzech Republic	$4.66 billion	2011
23	IsraelIsrael	$4.59 billion	2011
24	LuxembourgLuxembourg	$3.80 billion	2011
25	New ZealandNew Zealand	$3.46 billion	2011
26	GreeceGreece	$3.20 billion	2011
27	SlovakiaSlovakia	$2.45 billion	2011
28	ChileChile	$1.98 billion	2011
29	SloveniaSlovenia	$1.31 billion	2011
30	EstoniaEstonia	$939.00 million	2011
31	IcelandIceland	$740.00 million	2011

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