2024年世界旅游晴雨表（英）

World Tourism Barometer (PPT version)Volume 22 · Issue 2 · May 2024Market Intelligence, Policies and Competitiveness Department1. Key findings2. International tourist arrivals, 2023 and Q1 20243. International tourism receipts, 20234. Top destinations and source markets, 20235. Best performing destinations and markets, 2023 and Q1 20246. UN Tourism Confidence Index7. Projection for 2024Contents2Key findings (1)World Tourism BarometerMay 20243International tourist arrivals, Q1 2024-International tourism reached 97% of pre-pandemic levels in Q1 2024, a virtual recovery of 2019 levels.-Strong demand, enhanced air connectivity and visa facilitation drove these numbers, supported by rebounding Asian markets.-The Middle East saw the strongest percentage growth, with international arrivals exceeding pre-pandemic numbers by 36%.-Europe recovered pre-crisis numbers (+1% over Q1 2019), in the first time quarterly arrivals reach 2019 levels in the region.-Africa welcomed 5% more arrivals this quarter than in Q1 2019, while the Americas recovered 99% (-1% versus Q1 2019) and Asia Pacific 82% (-18%).-International tourism is expected to recover completely in 2024, with arrivals growing 2% above pre-pandemic levels.4International tourism receipts, 2023-International tourism receipts reached USD 1.5 trillion in 2023 to hit pre-pandemic levels in nominal terms, though 97% of those levels in real terms, after adjusting for inflation (-3% compared to 2019).-Total export revenues from international tourism, including receipts and passenger transport, reached USD 1.7 trillion in 2023, about 96% of pre-pandemic levels in real terms (-4% versus 2019).-By regions, Europe generated the highest receipts in 2023, with destinations earning USD 660 billion, exceeding pre-pandemic levels by 7% in real terms. Receipts in the Middle East climbed 33% above 2019 levels. -The Americas recovered 96% of its pre-pandemic earnings in 2023 and Africa 95%. -Asia and the Pacific earned 78% of its pre-crisis receipts, a remarkable result when compared to its 65% recovery in arrivals last year. Key findings (2)World Tourism BarometerMay 20241. Key findings2. International tourist arrivals, 2023 and Q1 20243. International tourism receipts, 20234. Top destinations and source markets, 20235. Best performing destinations and markets, 2023 and Q1 20246. UN Tourism Panel of Experts Survey7. Projection for 202456International tourist arrivals (millions)Source: UN Tourism (May 2024)89% recovery vs 2019Recovery of international tourist arrivals Percentage of 2019 levels7Percentage not recoveredPercentage recoveredSource: UN Tourism (May 2024)* Provisional dataInternational tourist arrivals% change vs. 20198Source: UN Tourism (May 2024)* 2024 data is provisional.-72%2020 vs. 2019-69%2021 vs. 2019-33%2022 vs. 2019-11%2023 vs. 2019-3%Q1 2024vs. 2019International tourist arrivals (world)(millions)9201920202021202220232024*Source: UN Tourism (May 2024)* Provisional data201920232022202120202024Recovery