Cayman Islands Tourism Statistics 1995-2025
Cayman Islands tourist spending for 2019 was 964.00 million US dollars, a 5.82% increase from 2018.
- Cayman Islands tourist spending for 2018 was 911.00 million US dollars, a 9.5% increase from 2017.
- Cayman Islands tourist spending for 2017 was 832.00 million US dollars, a 17.51% increase from 2016.
- Cayman Islands tourist spending for 2016 was 708.00 million US dollars, a 4.12% increase from 2015.
| Country Rankings | |
|---|---|
| Country Name | Spending ($) |
| Euro Area | $355.22B |
| United States | $239.45B |
| France | $70.78B |
| Thailand | $64.37B |
| Germany | $58.37B |
| Italy | $51.91B |
| Japan | $49.21B |
| Australia | $47.95B |
| Turkey | $41.42B |
| Macao | $41.17B |
| UAE | $38.41B |
| Hong Kong | $32.70B |
| India | $31.66B |
| Austria | $25.92B |
| Mexico | $25.85B |
| South Korea | $25.46B |
| Portugal | $24.59B |
| Netherlands | $23.72B |
| Greece | $23.00B |
| Malaysia | $22.20B |
| Switzerland | $21.26B |
| Saudi Arabia | $19.85B |
| Indonesia | $18.41B |
| Russia | $17.24B |
| Poland | $15.71B |
| Qatar | $15.65B |
| Ireland | $14.81B |
| Egypt | $14.26B |
| Croatia | $11.97B |
| Vietnam | $11.83B |
| Philippines | $11.46B |
| Belgium | $10.58B |
| Hungary | $10.23B |
| Morocco | $9.95B |
| South Africa | $9.06B |
| Lebanon | $8.72B |
| Israel | $8.46B |
| Czech Republic | $7.97B |
| Panama | $7.05B |
| Norway | $7.04B |
| Colombia | $6.78B |
| Jordan | $6.77B |
| Brazil | $6.13B |
| Finland | $5.94B |
| Argentina | $5.65B |
| Luxembourg | $5.65B |
| Cambodia | $5.31B |
| Bulgaria | $4.83B |
| Peru | $4.70B |
| Sri Lanka | $4.66B |
| Costa Rica | $4.28B |
| Romania | $4.24B |
| Bahamas | $4.15B |
| Bahrain | $3.86B |
| Puerto Rico | $3.61B |
| Iraq | $3.59B |
| Georgia | $3.55B |
| Ethiopia | $3.53B |
| Slovenia | $3.35B |
| Slovak Republic | $3.35B |
| Chile | $3.28B |
| Cyprus | $3.25B |
| Maldives | $3.17B |
| Oman | $3.08B |
| Kazakhstan | $2.92B |
| Tunisia | $2.68B |
| Cuba | $2.65B |
| Tanzania | $2.62B |
| Ukraine | $2.60B |
| Myanmar | $2.50B |
| Albania | $2.46B |
| Uruguay | $2.34B |
| Estonia | $2.31B |
| Ecuador | $2.29B |
| Aruba | $2.11B |
| Mauritius | $2.02B |
| Azerbaijan | $2.00B |
| Serbia | $2.00B |
| Andorra | $1.91B |
| Kenya | $1.76B |
| Uzbekistan | $1.68B |
| El Salvador | $1.66B |
| Armenia | $1.55B |
| Ghana | $1.49B |
| Nigeria | $1.47B |
| Uganda | $1.40B |
| Fiji | $1.35B |
| Belarus | $1.29B |
| Montenegro | $1.28B |
| Guatemala | $1.23B |
| Bosnia | $1.23B |
| Kuwait | $1.20B |
| Virgin Islands (U.S.) | $1.03B |
| Antigua and Barbuda | $992.00M |
| Pakistan | $992.00M |
| Bolivia | $977.00M |
| Lao PDR | $974.00M |
| Cayman Islands | $964.00M |
| Madagascar | $951.00M |
| Nepal | $801.00M |
| Botswana | $712.40M |
| Kyrgyz Republic | $708.00M |
| Sint Maarten (Dutch part) | $708.00M |
| Curacao | $706.00M |
| Cameroon | $681.00M |
| Rwanda | $635.90M |
| Seychelles | $618.00M |
| Mongolia | $605.00M |
| Bermuda | $601.00M |
| Cabo Verde | $567.00M |
| Honduras | $556.00M |
| Moldova | $527.00M |
| Trinidad and Tobago | $481.00M |
| Namibia | $451.00M |
| Paraguay | $409.00M |
| North Macedonia | $401.00M |
| Angola | $395.00M |
| Bangladesh | $391.00M |
| Mozambique | $324.00M |
| Vanuatu | $295.00M |
| Zimbabwe | $285.00M |
| Togo | $264.00M |
| St. Vincent and the Grenadines | $255.00M |
| Benin | $240.86M |
| Samoa | $206.10M |
| Tajikistan | $179.10M |
| Burkina Faso | $173.00M |
| Gambia | $157.00M |
| Algeria | $140.00M |
| Niger | $130.00M |
| Bhutan | $120.00M |
| Afghanistan | $85.00M |
| Solomon Islands | $82.00M |
| Comoros | $72.70M |
| Suriname | $64.00M |
| Malawi | $62.00M |
| Tonga | $57.10M |
| Guinea-Bissau | $18.92M |
| Eswatini | $14.30M |
| Mauritania | $13.70M |
| Guinea | $10.40M |
