Top 10 Destinations Globally With The Most Tourism Sales In February 2023

Greece was first among other European countries, according to the number of tourism sales the country made in February 2023. According to recent research, the total turnover for Greece increased this February by 37% compared to the corresponding month last year, while the average expenditure per capita increased by 4%.

It is the first time that the country is at the top of the relevant table during the winter months of sales. Based on the same data in recent years, it has repeatedly been in the first place, but not during this period.

After the pandemic and the end of the restrictions, it is a fact that tourism in Greece has increased significantly. The mild winter helped. In particular, Athens has continuously attracted tourists since the beginning of 2023.

In second place was Spain, one of the most touristic countries in the world. The total turnover for Spain decreased this February by 9% compared to the corresponding month last year, while the average expenditure per capita increased by 7%. Spain did not register spectacular changes for the period under review. Still, as we have observed in the last three months, the number of tourists in the country has increased significantly, which will certainly change the registered data.

In third place is France, which lost many tourists in the last three years due to the pandemic. The total turnover for France decreased this February by 2% compared to the corresponding month last year, while the average expenditure per capita decreased by 3%. The country is gradually recovering touristically and is expected to become the strong tourist center it was before the pandemic.

Various economic data were used to rank the countries on the list. We provide you with the turnover and the average expenditure per capita.

Next is Tunisia, where the changes are genuinely spectacular. The total turnover for Tunisia increased this February by 98% compared to the corresponding month last year (it practically doubled its turnover in the period under review), while the average expenditure per capita showed an increase of 11%. The new year has started for Tunisia with a bang, and of course, we estimate that the numbers will gradually increase more and more.

Morocco is in 5th place. The total turnover for Morocco increased this February by 93% compared to the corresponding month last year, while the average expenditure per head showed an increase of 10%. Another country in which we see satisfactory financial results.

We also see Egypt, Italy, Mauritius, Portugal, and the Dominican Republic on the same list. The total turnover for Egypt increased this February by 51% compared to the corresponding month last year, while the average expenditure per capita showed an increase of 20%. In Italy, the total turnover increased this February by 26% compared to the corresponding month last year, while the average expenditure per head showed an increase of 29%. In Mauritius, the total turnover increased this February by 29% compared to the corresponding month last year, while the average expenditure per head showed an increase of 12%.

In Portugal, the total turnover increased this February by 20% compared to the corresponding month last year, while the average expenditure per head increased by 8%. Finally, in the Dominican Republic, the total turnover decreased this February by 56% compared to the corresponding month last year, while the average expenditure per capita showed an increase of 14%.

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