Countries that Earn the Most from Tourism

[The Notorious SLAV]

Mapped: Countries that Earn the Most from Tourism

See which countries around the world earn the most from international tourism.

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A much higher number than I'd expect from the US compared to other common tourist destinations. And of course, Slovakia is greener than anyone around us.

 

[idkwtfamdoing]

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Mapped: Countries that Earn the Most from Tourism

See which countries around the world earn the most from international tourism.

www.visualcapitalist.com

A much higher number than I'd expect from the US compared to other common tourist destinations. And of course, Slovakia is greener than anyone around us.

czechoslovakia

 

[endoftheskies]

A much higher number than I'd expect from the US compared to other common tourist destinations.

Most of it is domestic tourism and sightseeing.

 

[The Notorious SLAV]

Most of it is domestic tourism and sightseeing.

True, but still wild though.

 

[endoftheskies]

True, but still wild though.

Its not when you think about it. America's geographical location is simply too overpowered. There are many incredible sights within the country.

 

[Monarch]

>india
>35bn
fucking who is going there

 

[LeFrenchCel]

Damn I wonder why Thailand got so many tourist money

Must be the monuments I guess

 

[The Notorious SLAV]

Its not when you think about it. America's geographical location is simply too overpowered. There are many incredible sights within the country.

True, but the domestic tourists still need money to move around their country, that's what I meant. It shows you how much ability Americans have to move around their large country.

Damn I wonder why Thailand got so many tourist money

Must be the monuments I guess

It's (not) a mystery for sure.

 

[endoftheskies]

True, but the domestic tourists still need money to move around their country, that's what I meant. It shows you how much ability Americans have to move around their large country.

Amtrak exists, and im pretty sure America finance mogs almost every single country(in nominal) except countries(for per-captia) that were designed for the sole purpose of being tax havens for corrupt oligrachs.

 

[Excalibur]

fucking who is going there

Mostly domestic tourism like @endoftheskies pointed out

 

[Excalibur]

Most of it is domestic tourism and sightseeing.

This. France has more annual visitors than the US.

 

[The Notorious SLAV]

Amtrak exists, and im pretty sure America finance mogs almost every single country(in nominal) except countries(for per-captia) that were designed for the sole purpose of being tax havens for corrupt oligrachs.

Poor countries usually don't get even domestic tourists, as their people can't afford to move around their own countries.

 

[endoftheskies]

Poor countries usually don't get even domestic tourists, as their people can't afford to move around their own countries.

I mean if they have monuments or shieet. People need stuff to visit...

 

[Epedaphic]

Ah, interesting. The US is very high.. there's a lot to see here but didn't think it'd be the top in the world. Maybe english language helps with reducing that barrier since it seems to be a relatively commonly learned language.

 

[Epedaphic]

Amtrak exists, and im pretty sure America finance mogs almost every single country(in nominal) except countries(for per-captia) that were designed for the sole purpose of being tax havens for corrupt oligrachs.

Mostly domestic tourism like @endoftheskies pointed out

Poor countries usually don't get even domestic tourists, as their people can't afford to move around their own countries.

Interesting, a major narrative here is that we don't have good rail systems or public transportation, and that we need to aspire to european and asian countries with their affordable, fast, and widespread rail systems. it's also a big anti-car argument on our "political left." but, turns out that is false i guess? Unsurprising since most of these major political narratives seem inaccurate.

 

[endoftheskies]

Interesting, a major narrative here is that we don't have good rail systems or public transportation, and that we need to aspire to european and asian countries with their affordable, fast, and widespread rail systems. it's also a big anti-car argument on our "political left." but, turns out that is false i guess? Unsurprising since most of these major political narratives seem inaccurate.

We really don't have good rail infrastructure. Amtrak is incredible, but. We really could use some high-speed trains and if the government could unfuck it that would be good.

 

[Trident]

>india
>35bn
fucking who is going there

retards who believe in Hinduism fairy tales and other spiritual stuff from pajeetland

 

[hatepilledandrich]

anyone still visiting egypt at this point deserves a needle to the neck.