International tourist departures — all countries

International tourist departures — Italy

International tourist departures in Italy in 2020 — 21,448,000 people. Ranked 4 in the world out of 75. Since 1997, the indicator has fallen by 46.6%.

2020 21.45M people −65.52% vs 2019
World rank 4of 75
Period maximum 62.21M people2019
Period minimum 21.45M people2020

Trend over time

1997–2020 · people

International tourist departures — Italy, 1997–2020020M40M60M80M1997200020032006200920122015201820201997: 40,196,000 people1998: 42,431,000 people1999: 42,390,000 people2000: 44,628,000 people2001: 43,611,000 people2002: 44,660,000 people2003: 46,357,000 people2004: 40,400,000 people2005: 43,407,000 people2006: 46,369,000 people2007: 49,166,000 people2008: 54,421,000 people2009: 54,839,000 people2010: 55,304,000 people2011: 52,617,000 people2012: 53,338,000 people2013: 52,633,000 people2014: 55,169,000 people2015: 57,418,000 people2016: 57,480,000 people2017: 60,042,000 people2018: 61,194,602 people2019: 62,207,000 people2020: 21,448,000 people
Change over the period: −18.75M (−46.64%) Average annual rate: -2.69 %
International tourist departures — Italy, by year Italy All countries CSV XLSX
Year people Change Change, %
2020 21.45M −40.76M −65.52%
2019 62.21M +1.01M +1.65%
2018 61.19M +1.15M +1.92%
2017 60.04M +2.56M +4.46%
2016 57.48M +62,000 +0.11%
2015 57.42M +2.25M +4.08%
2014 55.17M +2.54M +4.82%
2013 52.63M −705,000 −1.32%
2012 53.34M +721,000 +1.37%
2011 52.62M −2.69M −4.86%
2010 55.3M +465,000 +0.85%
2009 54.84M +418,000 +0.77%
2008 54.42M +5.26M +10.69%
2007 49.17M +2.8M +6.03%
2006 46.37M +2.96M +6.82%
2005 43.41M +3.01M +7.44%
2004 40.4M −5.96M −12.85%
2003 46.36M +1.7M +3.8%
2002 44.66M +1.05M +2.41%
2001 43.61M −1.02M −2.28%
2000 44.63M +2.24M +5.28%
1999 42.39M −41,000 −0.1%
1998 42.43M +2.24M +5.56%
1997 40.2M

Southern Europe, 2020

The same indicator for neighboring countries — with links to their pages

About the indicator

The number of outbound tourist trips by residents of the country over a year. As with arrivals, the count is of trips rather than of people. The indicator reflects both the income level of the population and geography: residents of the small countries of Europe cross the border many times a year, which gives high values per capita.

Source: Tourism Statistics (UN Tourism / UNWTO), license UN Tourism terms of use.