Jordan's tourism income reaches $1.1B by August
Tourism income for Jordan increased by 17.2% in August 2026, reaching $1.1 billion, continuing the recovery of the tourism sector. The total income for the first eight months of the year rose by 2.9% to approximately $5.56 billion. Income from Arab tourists grew by 16.3%, while Asian tourists increased by about 9.5%. Conversely, revenues from American and European tourists declined by 17.1% and 23.7%, respectively, during the same period. Additionally, tourism spending by Jordanians and residents rose by 4.1% in August to $204.8 million. However, their spending over the first eight months decreased by 5.9%, totaling around $1.36 billion.
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