Tourism leads the way when it comes to advancing gender equality.


The majority of the tourism workforce in the world consists of women.

Tourism is leading the way when it comes to advancing gender equality, with the majority of the workforce worldwide being women.

The fairer sex make up about 54% of those employed in the tourism sector, compared to 39% in the broader economy. This is according to the second edition of the Global Report on Women in Tourism.

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