Jordan's tourism revenue up 17.2%
Tourism income in Jordan increased by 17.2% in August of last year, reaching $1.139 billion, as a result of the ongoing recovery in the sector. During the first eight months of 2026, tourism revenue grew by 2.9%, amounting to $5.558 billion. The data indicated that income from Arabs rose by 16.3%, and from Asian countries by 9.5%, while income from Jordanian expatriates decreased by 5.9%, Americans by 17.1%, Europeans by 23.7%, and other countries by 39.9%. Additionally, the expenditures of Jordanian tourists and residents increased by 4.1% in August, but decreased over the year by 5.9%, totaling $1.359 billion.
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