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Tourism income drops 5.3% in H1
The preliminary data from the Central Bank of Jordan indicates that tourism income in June 2026 increased by 7.0%, reaching $685 million. However, during the first half of the year, there was an overall decrease of 5.3%, totaling $3.5 billion. The data also shows that tourism income from Jordanian expatriates declined by 12.1%, from Americans by 25.6%, and from Europeans by 28.2%, while income from Arabs increased by 6.5%. Meanwhile, tourist spending by Jordanians and residents in June decreased by 6.7% to $182.4 million, and for the first half of the year, it declined by 9.4% to $906.1 million.
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