Annual report of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) reveals total earnings for top Arab countries in 2015.
The top 10 Arab countries on the UNTWO annual report represent 3.8 % of the total international tourism revenue of US $1.5 trillion during 2015.
The top Arab countries earned nearly $57.586 billion in international tourism revenue during 2015.
UAE topped the list during 2015 with $16.038 billion, which is 27.8% of the total Arab countries’ tourism revenue.
Saudi Arabia was second with $10.130 billion, Lebanon third with $6.857 billion, Egypt fourth with $6.065 billion and Morocco fifth with $6.003 billion.
Qatar came in sixth place with $5.035 billion, Jordan seventh with $4.065 billion, Oman eighth with $1.540 billion, Tunisia ninth with $1.354 billion and Kuwait tenth with $499 million.
The annual report said at the global level, the overall top 10 countries earned $655.9 billion in 2015, which is 43.73% of the total global revenues.
