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International tourism revenue, percent of GDP, 2020:

The average for 2020 based on 36 countries was 3.86 percent. The highest value was in the Maldives: 37.95 percent and the lowest value was in Bangladesh: 0.06 percent. The indicator is available from 1995 to 2020. Below is a chart for all countries where data are available.

Measure: percent; Source: World Tourism Organization
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Countries International tourism revenue, percent of GDP, 2020 Global rank Available data
Maldives 37.95 1 2011 - 2020
Macao 37.26 2 1995 - 2020
Qatar 9.91 3 2011 - 2020
Lebanon 7.47 4 1995 - 2020
UA Emirates 7.04 5 1995 - 2020
Jordan 3.99 6 1995 - 2020
Georgia 3.66 7 1997 - 2020
Bhutan 3.42 8 1995 - 2020
Cambodia 3.21 9 1995 - 2020
Thailand 3.07 10 1995 - 2020
Armenia 2.4 11 1995 - 2020
Kyrgyzstan 2.36 12 1998 - 2020
Bahrain 2.02 13 1995 - 2020
Sri Lanka 1.28 14 1995 - 2020
Tajikistan 1.26 15 2002 - 2020
Laos 1.2 16 1995 - 2020
Malaysia 1 17 1995 - 2020
Vietnam 0.93 18 2003 - 2020
Oman 0.88 19 1998 - 2020
Saudi Arabia 0.81 20 2003 - 2020
Azerbaijan 0.8 21 1995 - 2020
Philippines 0.77 22 1995 - 2020
South Korea 0.72 23 1995 - 2020
Nepal 0.71 24 1995 - 2020
Israel 0.65 25 1995 - 2020
Uzbekistan 0.59 26 1996 - 2020
Iraq 0.53 27 2005 - 2020
India 0.5 28 2000 - 2020
Kuwait 0.47 29 1995 - 2020
Afghanistan 0.38 30 2008 - 2020
Mongolia 0.37 31 1995 - 2020
Kazakhstan 0.34 32 1995 - 2020
Indonesia 0.33 33 2002 - 2020
Pakistan 0.25 34 1995 - 2020
Japan 0.23 35 1995 - 2020
Bangladesh 0.06 36 2002 - 2020



Definition: Receipts from inbound international tourism as percent of GDP.

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