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Trade & investment in high-income countries: how the countries rank
How open economies are: exports, imports, investment, remittances and tourism. 13 indicators for the 86 economies in the high income group, ranked within the group; the group figure is the World Bank aggregate.
Exports31.7%high-income countries, 2025 · world 29.5%Imports30.8%high-income countries, 2025 · world 28.5%Trade openness60.5%high-income countries, 2024 · world 68.5%Current account1.0%median countryMerchandise exports$17.5tnhigh-income countries, 2025 · world $26.4tnHigh-tech exports25.8%high-income countries, 2024 · world 24.7%Fuel exports10.4%high-income countries, 2025 · world 9.5%Food exports8.8%high-income countries, 2025 · world 9.0%
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| Country | Exports | Imports | Trade openness | Current account | Merchandise exports | High-tech exports | Fuel exports | Food exports |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | 199.8%#1 · 2025 | 196.9%#1 · 2025 | 396.6%#1 · 2025 | 12.2%#13 · 2025 | $754bn#4 · 2025 | 75.6%#2 · 2024 | 0.1%#55 · 2025 | 1.3%#59 · 2025 |
| Luxembourg | 190.5%#2 · 2025 | 159.4%#2 · 2025 | 349.9%#2 · 2025 | 0.6%#37 · 2025 | $18.4bn#47 · 2025 | 5.1%#52 · 2024 | 0.1%#54 · 2025 | 12.7%#30 · 2025 |
| San Marino | 186.0%#3 · 2023 | 155.0%#3 · 2023 | 341.0%#3 · 2023 | 22.0%#3 · 2023 | — | — | — | — |
| Singapore | 177.9%#4 · 2025 | 142.5%#4 · 2025 | 320.3%#4 · 2025 | 16.7%#7 · 2025 | $567bn#11 · 2025 | 59.4%#3 · 2024 | 9.4%#21 · 2025 | 2.3%#53 · 2025 |
| Ireland | 140.1%#5 · 2025 | 99.9%#8 · 2025 | 240.0%#5 · 2025 | 6.3%#18 · 2025 | $293bn#20 · 2025 | 53.5%#5 · 2024 | 0.3%#53 · 2025 | 7.4%#40 · 2025 |
| Malta | 119.1%#6 · 2025 | 99.9%#7 · 2025 | 219.0%#6 · 2025 | 7.1%#15 · 2024 | $3.8bn#54 · 2025 | 45.2%#6 · 2024 | 8.6%#22 · 2025 | 9.9%#34 · 2025 |
| United Arab Emirates | 106.8%#7 · 2023 | 92.2%#10 · 2023 | 199.0%#8 · 2023 | 15.7%#8 · 2024 | $707bn#8 · 2025 | 9.0%#47 · 2023 | 68.2%#7 · 2023 | 2.9%#52 · 2023 |
| Cyprus | 97.6%#8 · 2025 | 91.9%#11 · 2025 | 189.5%#9 · 2025 | -6.3%#60 · 2025 | $6.2bn#53 · 2025 | 17.9%#25 · 2024 | 63.1%#8 · 2025 | 15.9%#21 · 2025 |
| US Virgin Islands | 97.4%#9 · 2022 | 108.3%#5 · 2022 | 205.6%#7 · 2022 | — | — | — | — | — |
| Macao | 92.3%#10 · 2025 | 46.9%#39 · 2025 | 139.1%#22 · 2025 | 39.6%#1 · 2025 | $1.7bn#56 · 2025 | 0.0%#64 · 2024 | 0.0%#64 · 2023 | 37.2%#11 · 2025 |
| Bahrain | 87.5%#11 · 2024 | 70.0%#20 · 2024 | 157.5%#14 · 2024 | 5.8%#21 · 2025 | $26.5bn#42 · 2025 | 0.4%#59 · 2023 | 0.0%#61 · 2024 | 8.7%#38 · 2024 |
| Aruba | 86.0%#12 · 2024 | 78.2%#13 · 2024 | 164.1%#13 · 2024 | 5.2%#22 · 2023 | $216m#66 · 2025 | 6.9%#50 · 2023 | 0.1%#56 · 2023 | 67.3%#5 · 2023 |
| Slovakia | 85.1%#13 · 2025 | 85.2%#12 · 2025 | 170.3%#11 · 2025 | -3.6%#53 · 2025 | $125bn#27 · 2025 | 10.6%#41 · 2024 | 3.6%#38 · 2025 | 4.7%#47 · 2025 |
| Netherlands | 80.7%#14 · 2025 | 69.5%#21 · 2025 | 150.1%#18 · 2025 | 7.6%#14 · 2025 | $989bn#3 · 2025 | 23.5%#14 · 2024 | 10.8%#19 · 2025 | 17.4%#18 · 2025 |
| Seychelles | 79.6%#15 · 2025 | 92.7%#9 · 2025 | 172.3%#10 · 2025 | -5.7%#58 · 2025 | $550m#60 · 2025 | 0.1%#61 · 2024 | 0.0%#65 · 2024 | 85.9%#2 · 2024 |
| Slovenia | 78.6%#16 · 2025 | 73.3%#17 · 2025 | 151.9%#17 · 2025 | 3.6%#26 · 2025 | $96.6bn#30 · 2025 | 8.3%#49 · 2024 | 3.6%#39 · 2025 | 3.7%#50 · 2025 |
| Estonia | 78.4%#17 · 2025 | 77.4%#16 · 2025 | 155.8%#15 · 2025 | 0.4%#38 · 2025 | $21.0bn#45 · 2025 | 18.4%#23 · 2024 | 7.6%#25 · 2025 | 12.5%#31 · 2025 |
| Switzerland | 78.1%#18 · 2025 | 69.1%#23 · 2025 | 147.2%#19 · 2025 | 6.2%#19 · 2025 | $554bn#14 · 2025 | 29.6%#9 · 2024 | 1.0%#49 · 2025 | 2.2%#55 · 2025 |
| Belgium | 75.5%#19 · 2025 | 77.5%#15 · 2025 | 152.9%#16 · 2025 | -0.2%#39 · 2025 | $568bn#10 · 2025 | 19.8%#21 · 2024 | 10.2%#20 · 2025 | 13.8%#25 · 2025 |
| Lithuania | 73.0%#20 · 2025 | 69.1%#22 · 2025 | 142.1%#20 · 2025 | 0.9%#35 · 2025 | $41.6bn#40 · 2025 | 17.3%#30 · 2024 | 13.6%#17 · 2025 | 19.7%#16 · 2025 |
| Hungary | 72.6%#21 · 2025 | 68.1%#24 · 2025 | 140.8%#21 · 2025 | 1.7%#30 · 2025 | $169bn#25 · 2025 | 22.6%#17 · 2024 | 4.2%#35 · 2025 | 8.9%#37 · 2025 |
| Brunei | 71.6%#22 · 2025 | 52.0%#32 · 2025 | 123.6%#27 · 2025 | 18.0%#6 · 2025 | $10.5bn#50 · 2025 | 1.1%#57 · 2024 | 75.0%#5 · 2025 | 0.1%#65 · 2025 |
| Denmark | 70.1%#23 · 2025 | 59.1%#29 · 2025 | 129.2%#24 · 2025 | 12.6%#12 · 2025 | $148bn#26 · 2025 | 17.6%#27 · 2024 | 4.0%#36 · 2025 | 17.1%#19 · 2025 |
| Qatar | 68.6%#24 · 2022 | 31.6%#59 · 2022 | 100.2%#37 · 2022 | 14.8%#9 · 2025 | $88.8bn#32 · 2025 | 2.8%#54 · 2024 | 83.8%#3 · 2024 | 0.1%#64 · 2024 |
| Czechia | 66.9%#25 · 2025 | 61.1%#28 · 2025 | 128.0%#25 · 2025 | 0.6%#36 · 2025 | $284bn#21 · 2025 | 22.4%#18 · 2024 | 1.9%#45 · 2025 | 5.5%#46 · 2025 |
| Oman | 66.1%#26 · 2024 | 48.8%#37 · 2024 | 114.9%#29 · 2024 | -1.1%#46 · 2025 | $55.3bn#36 · 2025 | 5.0%#53 · 2023 | 72.4%#6 · 2025 | 4.3%#48 · 2025 |
| Latvia | 62.6%#27 · 2025 | 67.2%#25 · 2025 | 129.7%#23 · 2025 | -5.3%#56 · 2025 | $22.1bn#44 · 2025 | 17.5%#29 · 2024 | 8.5%#23 · 2025 | 22.1%#14 · 2025 |
| Nauru | 61.8%#28 · 2025 | 103.7%#6 · 2025 | 165.4%#12 · 2025 | 5.8%#20 · 2024 | $31.0m#73 · 2025 | — | — | — |
| Cayman Islands | 59.6%#29 · 2020 | 45.8%#41 · 2020 | 105.5%#33 · 2020 | -8.8%#64 · 2024 | $25.0m#74 · 2025 | 85.5%#1 · 2024 | 52.3%#10 · 2024 | 3.8%#49 · 2024 |
| Kuwait | 55.8%#30 · 2024 | 38.2%#51 · 2024 | 94.0%#39 · 2024 | 22.7%#2 · 2025 | $72.1bn#34 · 2025 | 10.2%#42 · 2024 | 93.0%#1 · 2025 | 0.6%#63 · 2025 |
| Bermuda | 55.1%#31 · 2024 | 25.1%#66 · 2024 | 80.2%#49 · 2024 | 18.3%#5 · 2024 | $43.0m#70 · 2025 | 14.3%#33 · 2024 | 0.0%#60 · 2025 | 1.1%#62 · 2025 |
| Antigua and Barbuda | 55.0%#32 · 2022 | 63.3%#27 · 2022 | 118.3%#28 · 2022 | -12.0%#65 · 2025 | $32.0m#72 · 2025 | 0.0%#62 · 2024 | 0.0%#62 · 2024 | 84.7%#3 · 2024 |
| Austria | 54.7%#33 · 2025 | 52.3%#31 · 2025 | 107.0%#30 · 2025 | 1.8%#29 · 2025 | $222bn#22 · 2025 | 18.5%#22 · 2024 | 2.4%#42 · 2025 | 8.9%#36 · 2025 |
| Faroe Islands | 54.6%#34 · 2024 | 51.2%#34 · 2024 | 105.8%#32 · 2024 | — | $2.1bn#55 · 2025 | — | 2.4%#41 · 2025 | 91.9%#1 · 2025 |
| Sweden | 53.2%#35 · 2025 | 51.1%#35 · 2025 | 104.3%#34 · 2025 | 6.8%#16 · 2025 | $208bn#23 · 2025 | 17.7%#26 · 2024 | 6.0%#29 · 2025 | 7.2%#42 · 2025 |
| Bulgaria | 50.7%#36 · 2025 | 51.8%#33 · 2025 | 102.5%#35 · 2025 | -5.8%#59 · 2025 | $48.3bn#38 · 2025 | 13.4%#36 · 2024 | 7.3%#26 · 2025 | 16.2%#20 · 2025 |
| Poland | 50.0%#37 · 2025 | 47.1%#38 · 2025 | 97.0%#38 · 2025 | -1.0%#44 · 2025 | $414bn#17 · 2025 | 13.5%#34 · 2024 | 2.1%#43 · 2025 | 15.6%#22 · 2025 |
| Croatia | 48.0%#38 · 2025 | 53.0%#30 · 2025 | 101.0%#36 · 2025 | -3.2%#51 · 2025 | $28.4bn#41 · 2025 | 11.7%#40 · 2024 | 12.1%#18 · 2025 | 15.3%#23 · 2025 |
| American Samoa | 47.0%#39 · 2022 | 77.7%#14 · 2022 | 124.7%#26 · 2022 | — | $394m#63 · 2025 | — | — | — |
| Puerto Rico | 46.9%#40 · 2025 | 43.6%#43 · 2025 | 90.5%#42 · 2025 | — | — | — | — | — |
| South Korea | 45.8%#41 · 2025 | 40.6%#49 · 2025 | 86.4%#44 · 2025 | 6.6%#17 · 2025 | $709bn#7 · 2025 | 36.3%#8 · 2024 | 6.7%#28 · 2025 | 1.7%#58 · 2025 |
| Norway | 45.4%#42 · 2025 | 33.7%#54 · 2025 | 79.1%#51 · 2025 | 14.1%#10 · 2025 | $171bn#24 · 2025 | 25.4%#11 · 2024 | 62.1%#9 · 2025 | 10.8%#33 · 2025 |
| Panama | 44.4%#43 · 2024 | 39.3%#50 · 2024 | 83.7%#45 · 2024 | -0.2%#40 · 2025 | $11.9bn#48 · 2025 | 1.8%#56 · 2024 | 0.9%#52 · 2025 | 49.6%#8 · 2025 |
| Portugal | 43.7%#44 · 2025 | 42.7%#44 · 2025 | 86.4%#43 · 2025 | 1.2%#33 · 2025 | $89.4bn#31 · 2025 | 6.8%#51 · 2024 | 5.1%#32 · 2025 | 14.4%#24 · 2025 |
| Finland | 42.3%#45 · 2025 | 41.1%#47 · 2025 | 83.4%#47 · 2025 | 1.6%#31 · 2025 | $84.0bn#33 · 2025 | 9.3%#45 · 2024 | 8.2%#24 · 2025 | 3.1%#51 · 2025 |
| Greenland | 40.8%#46 · 2023 | 51.1%#36 · 2023 | 91.9%#41 · 2023 | — | $1.0bn#58 · 2025 | — | — | — |
| Germany | 40.4%#47 · 2025 | 38.1%#52 · 2025 | 78.5%#52 · 2025 | 4.4%#25 · 2025 | $1.8tn#2 · 2025 | 18.0%#24 · 2024 | 1.9%#44 · 2025 | 6.6%#44 · 2025 |
| Iceland | 40.1%#48 · 2025 | 42.4%#45 · 2025 | 82.5%#48 · 2025 | -3.9%#55 · 2025 | $7.2bn#51 · 2025 | 54.0%#4 · 2024 | 1.5%#46 · 2025 | 46.9%#9 · 2025 |
| Greece | 39.5%#49 · 2025 | 44.0%#42 · 2025 | 83.5%#46 · 2025 | -5.6%#57 · 2025 | $54.8bn#37 · 2025 | 15.0%#32 · 2024 | 26.5%#15 · 2025 | 24.1%#13 · 2025 |
| Costa Rica | 38.8%#50 · 2025 | 32.6%#56 · 2025 | 71.5%#55 · 2025 | -0.5%#43 · 2025 | $26.4bn#43 · 2025 | 22.9%#16 · 2024 | 0.0%#59 · 2024 | 32.3%#12 · 2024 |
| Bahamas | 37.8%#51 · 2024 | 41.5%#46 · 2024 | 79.2%#50 · 2024 | -6.6%#61 · 2024 | $711m#59 · 2025 | 0.0%#63 · 2024 | 0.0%#63 · 2024 | 52.2%#7 · 2024 |
| Spain | 36.6%#52 · 2025 | 32.8%#55 · 2025 | 69.5%#56 · 2025 | 2.9%#27 · 2025 | $445bn#15 · 2025 | 9.3%#46 · 2024 | 5.0%#33 · 2025 | 19.5%#17 · 2025 |
| Romania | 35.5%#53 · 2025 | 40.7%#48 · 2025 | 76.2%#53 · 2025 | -7.9%#63 · 2025 | $109bn#28 · 2025 | 13.4%#35 · 2024 | 5.6%#30 · 2025 | 13.0%#29 · 2025 |
| Chile | 34.6%#54 · 2025 | 30.4%#60 · 2025 | 65.0%#58 · 2025 | -1.2%#47 · 2025 | $107bn#29 · 2025 | 8.6%#48 · 2024 | 0.9%#51 · 2025 | 21.9%#15 · 2025 |
| France | 33.4%#55 · 2025 | 33.8%#53 · 2025 | 67.2%#57 · 2025 | -0.3%#41 · 2025 | $683bn#9 · 2025 | 23.1%#15 · 2024 | 3.8%#37 · 2025 | 13.4%#28 · 2025 |
| Palau | 32.7%#56 · 2024 | 73.1%#18 · 2024 | 105.8%#31 · 2024 | -48.6%#68 · 2023 | $3.0m#77 · 2025 | — | — | — |
| Italy | 32.2%#57 · 2025 | 30.3%#61 · 2025 | 62.5%#61 · 2025 | 1.1%#34 · 2025 | $726bn#6 · 2025 | 11.9%#39 · 2024 | 2.6%#40 · 2025 | 11.3%#32 · 2025 |
| Canada | 31.3%#58 · 2025 | 32.2%#57 · 2025 | 63.5%#60 · 2025 | -1.0%#45 · 2025 | $555bn#13 · 2025 | 16.1%#31 · 2024 | 26.7%#14 · 2025 | 13.6%#27 · 2025 |
| United Kingdom | 30.6%#59 · 2025 | 31.9%#58 · 2025 | 62.5%#62 · 2025 | -3.1%#50 · 2025 | $556bn#12 · 2025 | 29.2%#10 · 2024 | 7.2%#27 · 2025 | 6.7%#43 · 2025 |
| Saudi Arabia | 29.7%#60 · 2025 | 28.2%#63 · 2025 | 57.9%#63 · 2025 | -2.6%#48 · 2025 | $311bn#19 · 2025 | 0.5%#58 · 2024 | 78.7%#4 · 2025 | 2.2%#54 · 2025 |
| Israel | 27.6%#61 · 2025 | 25.4%#65 · 2025 | 53.0%#64 · 2025 | 2.0%#28 · 2025 | $59.0bn#35 · 2025 | 37.2%#7 · 2024 | 5.3%#31 · 2022 | 2.2%#56 · 2025 |
| Uruguay | 27.1%#62 · 2025 | 22.6%#69 · 2025 | 49.7%#66 · 2025 | -0.5%#42 · 2025 | $11.2bn#49 · 2025 | 9.8%#43 · 2024 | 1.3%#47 · 2024 | 65.3%#6 · 2024 |
| New Zealand | 24.7%#63 · 2024 | 26.0%#64 · 2024 | 50.7%#65 · 2024 | -3.5%#52 · 2025 | $46.7bn#39 · 2025 | 13.0%#38 · 2024 | 0.9%#50 · 2025 | 68.8%#4 · 2025 |
| Australia | 23.2%#64 · 2025 | 22.7%#68 · 2025 | 45.9%#67 · 2025 | -2.8%#49 · 2025 | $338bn#18 · 2025 | 25.2%#12 · 2024 | 26.9%#13 · 2025 | 13.7%#26 · 2025 |
| Northern Mariana Islands | 22.3%#65 · 2022 | 70.9%#19 · 2022 | 93.2%#40 · 2022 | — | $6.0m#75 · 2025 | — | — | — |
| Japan | 22.0%#66 · 2024 | 22.9%#67 · 2024 | 44.9%#68 · 2024 | 4.9%#24 · 2025 | $738bn#5 · 2025 | 17.6%#28 · 2024 | 1.2%#48 · 2025 | 1.3%#61 · 2025 |
| French Polynesia | 18.3%#67 · 2024 | 46.1%#40 · 2024 | 64.5%#59 · 2024 | — | $175m#67 · 2025 | 1.9%#55 · 2024 | 0.0%#57 · 2022 | 7.4%#41 · 2025 |
| Russia | 18.2%#68 · 2025 | 15.5%#70 · 2025 | 33.7%#70 · 2025 | 1.5%#32 · 2025 | $419bn#16 · 2025 | 9.7%#44 · 2021 | 43.1%#11 · 2021 | 6.6%#45 · 2021 |
| New Caledonia | 11.7%#69 · 2024 | 28.7%#62 · 2024 | 40.4%#69 · 2024 | — | $1.3bn#57 · 2025 | — | — | — |
| United States | 11.0%#70 · 2024 | 14.0%#71 · 2024 | 25.0%#71 · 2024 | -3.8%#54 · 2025 | $2.2tn#1 · 2025 | 24.3%#13 · 2024 | 17.3%#16 · 2025 | 9.0%#35 · 2025 |
| Guam | 7.9%#71 · 2022 | 64.0%#26 · 2022 | 71.9%#54 · 2022 | — | $71.0m#69 · 2025 | — | — | — |
| Andorra | — | — | — | 19.5%#4 · 2025 | $277m#64 · 2025 | 21.4%#19 · 2023 | 0.0%#58 · 2025 | 1.3%#60 · 2025 |
| Barbados | — | — | — | — | $428m#61 · 2025 | 19.9%#20 · 2024 | 4.8%#34 · 2025 | 43.7%#10 · 2025 |
| Curaçao | — | — | — | -20.0%#67 · 2023 | $397m#62 · 2025 | — | — | — |
| Guyana | — | — | — | 13.9%#11 · 2023 | $18.7bn#46 · 2025 | 13.3%#37 · 2024 | 88.9%#2 · 2025 | 1.7%#57 · 2025 |
| Saint Kitts and Nevis | — | — | — | -13.7%#66 · 2025 | $34.0m#71 · 2025 | — | — | — |
| Saint Martin (French part) | — | — | — | — | $139m#68 · 2021 | — | — | — |
| Sint Maarten | — | — | — | -6.9%#62 · 2023 | $221m#65 · 2025 | — | — | — |
| Trinidad and Tobago | — | — | — | 5.0%#23 · 2025 | $6.8bn#52 · 2025 | 0.2%#60 · 2024 | 32.6%#12 · 2025 | 7.9%#39 · 2025 |
| Turks and Caicos Islands | — | — | — | — | $5.0m#76 · 2025 | — | — | — |
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0)Ranks count group members with a value in the recent window.
within the group
Highest and lowest, indicator by indicator
Exports71 countries
- 1Hong Kong199.8%2025
- 2Luxembourg190.5%2025
- 3San Marino186.0%2023
Lowest
- 71Guam7.9%2022
- 70United States11.0%2024
- 69New Caledonia11.7%2024
Median country 50.7% · group 31.7%
Imports71 countries
- 1Hong Kong196.9%2025
- 2Luxembourg159.4%2025
- 3San Marino155.0%2023
Lowest
- 71United States14.0%2024
- 70Russia15.5%2025
- 69Uruguay22.6%2025
Median country 51.1% · group 30.8%
Trade openness71 countries
- 1Hong Kong396.6%2025
- 2Luxembourg349.9%2025
- 3San Marino341.0%2023
Lowest
- 71United States25.0%2024
- 70Russia33.7%2025
- 69New Caledonia40.4%2024
Median country 101.0% · group 60.5%
Current account68 countries
- 1Macao39.6%2025
- 2Kuwait22.7%2025
- 3San Marino22.0%2023
Lowest
- 68Palau-48.6%2023
- 67Curaçao-20.0%2023
- 66Saint Kitts and Nevis-13.7%2025
Median country 1.0%
Merchandise exports77 countries
- 1United States$2.2tn2025
- 2Germany$1.8tn2025
- 3Netherlands$989bn2025
Lowest
- 77Palau$3.0m2025
- 76Turks and Caicos Islands$5.0m2025
- 75Northern Mariana Islands$6.0m2025
Median country $46.7bn · group $17.5tn
High-tech exports64 countries
- 1Cayman Islands85.5%2024
- 2Hong Kong75.6%2024
- 3Singapore59.4%2024
Lowest
- 64Macao0.0%2024
- 63Bahamas0.0%2024
- 62Antigua and Barbuda0.0%2024
Median country 14.7% · group 25.8%
Fuel exports65 countries
Lowest
- 65Seychelles0.0%2024
- 64Macao0.0%2023
- 63Bahamas0.0%2024
Median country 5.0% · group 10.4%
Food exports65 countries
- 1Faroe Islands91.9%2025
- 2Seychelles85.9%2024
- 3Antigua and Barbuda84.7%2024
Median country 10.8% · group 8.8%
Average tariff65 countries
- 1Bermuda29.5%2022
- 2Cayman Islands20.4%2021
- 3Bahamas16.3%2022
Median country 1.3%
FDI inflows72 countries
- 1Malta51.7%2025
- 2Cayman Islands40.9%2024
- 3Guyana33.1%2025
Lowest
- 72Luxembourg-32.7%2025
- 71Hungary-28.4%2025
- 70Belgium-4.0%2025
Median country 2.1% · group 1.5%
Remittances64 countries
Lowest
- 64Kuwait0.0%2025
- 63Saudi Arabia0.0%2025
- 62Chile0.0%2025
Median country 0.7% · group 0.3%
Tourist arrivals79 countries
- 1France117m2020
- 2Poland88.5m2019
- 3United States45.0m2020
Lowest
- 79American Samoa9002020
- 78Palau18,4002020
- 77New Caledonia31,0002020
Median country 2.2m · group 1.5bn
Tourism receipts65 countries
- 1United States$84.2bn2020
- 2Germany$58.4bn2019
- 3France$36.0bn2020
Lowest
- 65Nauru$1.6m2018
- 64American Samoa$22.0m2017
- 63Bermuda$94.0m2020
Median country $1.8bn · group $1.2tn
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