2025年5月世界旅游晴雨表（英）

World Tourism Barometer (PPT version)Volume 23 · Issue 2 · May 2025Market Intelligence, Policies and Competitiveness Department1. Key findings2. International tourist arrivals, Q1 20253. International tourism receipts, 20244. Best performing destinations and markets, Q1 20255. UN Tourism Confidence Index6. Economic indicatorsContents2Key findingsWorld Tourism BarometerMay 20253International arrivals up 5% in Q1 2025 with mixed results across regions-International tourist arrivals increased by 5% in Q1 2025 (compared to Q1 2024), climbing 3% above pre-pandemic levels.-Over 300 million tourists travelled internationally this first quarter of 2025, about 14 million more than in the same period of 2024.-The robust performance builds on the momentum of 2024, a landmark year which saw arrivals recover 2019 levels. Most regions recorded solid growth in Q1 2025 despite inflation in tourism services and uncertainty from geopolitical and trade tensions. -Europe, the world’s largest destination region, recorded 125 million international tourists in the first three months of 2025, up 2% from the same months in 2024 and 5% more than in 2019. -Africa saw 9% growth in Q1 2025 compared to 2024, while the Americas, recorded 2% more arrivals and the Middle East 1% more. Asia and the Pacific (+13%) continued to rebound strongly though arrivals remained 8% below pre-pandemic levels.-Revised data on visitor spending in destinations shows international tourism receipts hitting a record USD 1.7 trillion in 2024, up 15% over 2019 levels, partly due to high average spending per trip.-Despite the challenges and more cautious outlook for May-August 2025 by the UN Tourism Panel of Experts, our projection of 3% to 5% growth in arrivals for 2025 remains unchanged.1. Key findings2. International tourist arrivals, Q1 20253. International tourism receipts, 20244. Best performing destinations and markets, Q1 20255. UN Tourism Confidence Index6. Economic indicators4Back to Table of Contents5International tourist arrivals MillionsSource: World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism) (Data as of May 2025)* Provisional data100% recovery of 2019 levels6Source: UN Tourism(Data as of May 2025)International tourist arrivals% Change (year-on-year)% change over 2019Recovery of international tourist arrivals Percentage of 2019 levels7Percentage not recoveredPercentage recoveredSource: World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism) (Data as of May 2025)* Data for Q1 2025 are provisional8International tourist arrivals by region, Q1 2025* % change over 2024Source: UN Tourism(Data as of May 2025)* All data are provisionalInternational tourist arrivals (world)millions92025*202420232022Source: UN Tourism * Provisional data(Data as of May 2025)2024202320222025*Source: UN Tourism (Data as of May 2025)Data for Q1 2025 are provisional10The designations and images in this map do not imply the expression of opinions whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism) concerni