ORANJESTAD — Tourism spending in the Netherlands is experiencing growth in 2025, primarily driven by increased expenditure from foreign visitors, according to data released by Netherlands tourism.

The organization reports that both the number of international tourists and their total spending within the country are rising. The growth is primarily attributed to foreign guests increasing their expenditure on accommodation, dining, transportation, and attractions.

Netherlands tourism tracks these developments as part of its annual tourism statistics collection. The organization monitors both visitor arrivals and the economic impact of tourism on the Dutch economy.

The increase in foreign visitor spending contributes to the overall tourism revenue generated within the country. This effect is observed across various sectors of the tourism industry, including hospitality, retail, and service providers.