Preliminary data from the Central Bank of Jordan show tourism receipts rose 21.5% year over year in September 2026 to USD 794.3 million, taking receipts for the first three quarters to USD 6,351.9 million, up 4.9%, with receipts from Arab and Asian visitors increasing 18.8% and 12.3%, respectively, while receipts from Jordanian expatriates declined 4.1%, American visitors 16.3%, European visitors 23.7% and other nationalities 38.2%, alongside overseas tourism spending by Jordanians and residents that rose 4.6% in September to USD 152.0 million but fell 4.9% over the first three quarters to USD 1,511.0 million.
Central Bank of Jordan reports tourism receipts rose 21.5% in September to USD 794.3 million
Preliminary data from the Central Bank of Jordan show tourism receipts increased 21.5% year over year in September 2026 to USD 794.3 million and 4.9% over the first three quarters to USD 6,351.9 million, while overseas tourism spending by Jordanians and residents rose 4.6% in September to USD 152.0 million but declined 4.9% over the first three quarters to USD 1,511.0 million.