受亚洲、欧洲和美洲空前需求的推动，约旦旅游业将在8.6年实现收入增长2025%

发布于 14 年 2025 月 XNUMX 日

2025 年前七个月，约旦旅游业取得了令人瞩目的增长，收入增长 8.6%，达到 4.398 亿美元。

Jordan’s tourism sector has shown impressive growth during the first seven months of 2025, with a rise in revenue of 8.6%, reaching \$4.398 billion, according to data released by the Central Bank of Jordan, as reported by Petra. However, the month of July saw a decline of 5.6%, with the total revenue for the month standing at \$721.4 million.

The increase in tourism revenue can largely be attributed to a surge in visitors from international markets. Tourists from Asia led the charge, contributing a 41.1% increase in revenue, followed by European visitors who generated a 33.8% boost. American travelers also played a significant role, with a 21.7% rise in tourism-related revenue. Visitors from Arab countries saw a more modest increase of 7.3%, while other nationalities brought in 38.0% more revenue. Conversely, tourism revenue from Jordanian expatriates declined by 2.5% during the same period.

Jordanians themselves have also shown a growing interest in international travel.. July alone saw a 7.0% rise, amounting to \$247.4 million, reflecting an increasing appetite for overseas travel.

Despite the small dip in July, Jordan’s tourism sector remains robust, supported by a strong demand from global travelers. As tourism continues to recover worldwide, the country is poised to capitalize on its rich cultural and historical offerings, which continue to attract international attention. The positive economic impact of tourism is evident, further illustrated by various events, such as high-profile performances that are expected to contribute significantly to local economies.

Jordan’s growing tourism revenue highlights its central role in the national economy. With continued growth and international interest, the tourism sector is positioned to remain a key driver of economic development in the country.

Jordan’s Tourism Revenue Sees Growth Despite July Decline

Jordan’s tourism industry experienced a notable boost in revenue during the first seven months of 2025, increasing by 8.6% to reach \$4.398 billion, according to data from the Central Bank of Jordan, as reported by Petra. However, July saw a 5.6% decline in tourism revenue, totaling \$721.4 million.

The overall growth in tourism revenue is driven by a significant rise in international visitor numbers. Tourists from Asia contributed the most, with a 41.1% increase in revenue. European visitors followed closely, generating a 33.8% increase, while American tourists contributed to a 21.7% rise in revenue. Arab visitors saw a more modest increase of 7.3%, and travelers from other nationalities brought in 38.0% more revenue. On the downside, revenue from Jordanian expatriates declined by 2.5% during the same period.

Additionally, Jordanians demonstrated an increased interest in international travel. Spending by Jordanians abroad rose by 4.0%, totaling \$1.247 billion. July alone saw a 7.0% increase, with spending reaching \$247.4 million, indicating a growing trend of Jordanians exploring international destinations.

While July presented a slight downturn, Jordan’s tourism sector remains resilient, driven by its rich cultural heritage and growing international appeal. This upward trend is expected to continue as global tourism recovers. The economic benefits of tourism are also evident, with various international events and performances anticipated to contribute further to local economies.

With tourism continuing to play a crucial role in Jordan’s economy, the sector’s growth prospects remain strong. The country’s tourism industry is well-positioned to leverage its unique offerings to attract even more visitors in the coming months and years.