Tourism earns 4.4B in seven months
Tourism revenue in Jordan increased during the first seven months of the current year to reach $4.418 billion, with a 24.9% rise in July alone, amounting to $926.2 million. Data also showed a decrease in tourists’ income from expatriate Jordanians by 8.9%, from Americans by 20.6%, and from Europeans by 24.7%. In contrast, income from Arabs grew by 12.8%, and from Asians by 3.9%. Additionally, tourists’ spending by Jordanians in July increased slightly by 0.3%, but overall for the first seven months, it declined by 7.5%, totaling $1.154 billion.
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