Argentina's tourism balance recorded negative result in June

According to INDEC data, 501,900 Argentines traveled abroad in June while 329,200 foreign tourists entered, resulting in a negative balance of 172,700 visitors. The first half of the year showed a 25% improvement over the previous year.

The National Institute of Statistics and Censuses reported that June's tourism balance had a negative result of 172,700 visitors. This stemmed from 501,900 residents departing and 329,200 non-residents arriving.

Emissive tourism fell 22% year-over-year, while receptive tourism rose 3.3%. In the first half of the year the deficit shrank 25.11% to 3,485,700 visitors.

Spending figures showed foreigners left 608.8 million dollars in the second quarter, up 13.8% from 2025. Argentines spent 1,360.7 million dollars abroad, a 2.9% decline.

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Argentine government closes first half with fiscal surplus despite June deficit

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The National Public Sector recorded a primary surplus of 0.6% of GDP and a financial surplus of 0.1% between January and June 2026, the Economy Ministry reported.

Inbound tourism in Colombia reached $54.7 billion in revenue in 2025, an 8.4% increase from the previous year, according to preliminary data from Dane released by Anato.

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Automakers produced 37,029 vehicles in June, down 1.9% from May and 13.6% year-over-year, according to ADEFA.

Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in Sunday's final and FIFA raised its revenue projection by 2 billion dollars to reach 11 billion for the four-year cycle.

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said more than 1.4 million foreign tourists visited Ethiopia in the 2018 budget year. The figure exceeds the previous year by over 100,000.

Ethiopia has registered 19 UNESCO heritage sites and earned over 2 billion dollars from 1.2 million foreign visitors in nine months.

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Colombia's central bank reported a US$1.573 million current account deficit for the first quarter of 2026.

 

 

 

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