Free U.S. Top 10 States by Tourism Revenue (2018–2025) Charts
The chart illustrates the total tourism revenue across the top U.S. states between 2018 and 2025, emphasizing the economic significance of travel and hospitality. California leads with a remarkable $620 billion, showcasing its strong tourism industry driven by world-famous destinations, cultural attractions, and year-round travel activity. Florida follows closely at $470 billion, reflecting its robust theme park economy and sunny tourism appeal. New York generates $430 billion, highlighting its global status as a top travel destination. Texas secures $270 billion, while Nevada, home to Las Vegas, earns $230 billion. Hawaii, a globally known leisure hub, records $172 billion, further underscoring its tourism dependency. Other major contributors include Illinois at $152 billion, Pennsylvania at $134 billion, Georgia at $112 billion, and Colorado at $92 billion. These figures reflect how key states anchor national tourism revenue and play vital roles in economic growth.
| Labels | Total Revenue 2018–2025 (USD billions) |
|---|---|
| California | 620 |
| Florida | 470 |
| New York | 430 |
| Texas | 270 |
| Nevada | 230 |
| Hawaii | 172 |
| Illinois | 152 |
| Pennsylvania | 134 |
| Georgia | 112 |
| Colorado | 92 |
