International Tourist Arrivals

International Tourist Arrivals refer to the number of people traveling from one country to another for leisure, business, or other purposes, typically staying less than a year. This metric indicates global travel patterns, economic engagement, and the popularity of destinations. Higher arrivals often reflect a country's appeal, accessibility, and tourism infrastructure. Monitoring these arrivals helps governments and industry stakeholders plan for economic growth, infrastructure needs, and marketing strategies. Variations can be influenced by factors such as political stability, safety, exchange rates, or global events like pandemics. Overall, international tourist arrivals are a key indicator of global travel activity and tourism industry health.