Though Africa inbound tourism expenditure fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to increase through 2004 - 2023 period ending at 10.05 share of exports in 2023.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Gambia | 73.31 % in 2023 | WTTC |
| Sao Tome and Principe | 62.87 % in 2023 | WTTC |
| Cabo Verde | 53.58 % in 2018 | UNWTO |
| Ethiopia | 45.88 % in 2023 | WTTC |
| Seychelles | 41.56 % in 2023 | WTTC |
| Eritrea | 36.84 % in 2000 | UNWTO |
| Madagascar | 35.49 % in 2023 | WTTC |
| Mauritius | 34.22 % in 2023 | WTTC |
| Rwanda | 33.71 % in 2023 | WTTC |
| Comoros | 33.25 % in 2023 | WTTC |
| United Republic of Tanzania | 29.37 % in 2018 | UNWTO |
| Egypt | 27.63 % in 2023 | WTTC |
| Liberia | 27.09 % in 2009 | UNWTO |
| Uganda | 19.81 % in 2023 | WTTC |
| Djibouti | 6.46 % in 2017 | UNWTO |
| Guinea Bissau | 5.26 % in 2018 | UNWTO |
| Equatorial Guinea | 2.22 % in 1996 | UNWTO |
| Congo | 0.93 % in 2016 | UNWTO |
| South Sudan | 0.39 % in 2018 | UNWTO |
| Democratic Republic of the Congo | 0.38 % in 2018 | UNWTO |
| Mauritania | 0.29 % in 2018 | UNWTO |
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