The Country that spends the most in the Philippines is:
May 2015 Tourist Spending in Philippines
Php 4,055,000,000 Korea
Php 3,699,000,000 USA
Php 1,060,000,000 Japan
Php 916,000,000 Australia
Php 650,000,000 China
These top 5 countries were followed by: Canada (6), UK (7), Singapore (8), Spain (9) and Malaysia (10).
Korea still positioned itself as the biggest contributor of visitor earnings for the country with Php 4.055 billion, overtaking the United States’ Php 3.699 billion. Japan placed 3rd with Php1.060 billion while Australia (Php 0.916 billion), and China (Php 0.650 Billion) provided the 4th and 5th biggest visitor receipt.
http://www.tourism.gov.ph/pages/industryperformance.aspx
Spending per visitor in the Philippines
Per capita spending was recorded at:
Php 55,059.93 United States
Php 48,870.66 Australia
Php 48,580.54 Canada
Php 48,429.79 United Kingdom
Php 43,103.50 Korea
Australia, Canada and UK are almost identical in spending by these figures. But how the figures are obtained is curious.
Average Daily Expenditure (ADE) of international visitors for the month of May 2015 was recorded at Php 4,583.29 while Average Length of Stay (ALoS) for the same month registered 10.11 nights.
Visitors to the Philippines by Point of Entry by Air in May 2015
297,987 Manila
: 61,970 Cebu
: 34,933 Kalibo
: 13,801 Clark (Angeles City)
: 901 Davao
: 777 Palawan
: 325 Iloilo
Visitors to the Philippines by Point of Departure May 2015
58.39% visitors from Asia
19.60% visitors from Americas
9.31% visitors from Europe
5.80% visitors from Australasia/ Pacific
4.30% visitors from Overseas Filipinos
Visitors to the Philippines by Country: Jan to May 2015
| Percentage | Arrivals | Country |
| 24.50% | 546,031 | Korea |
| 15.74% | 350,776 | US |
| 9.18% | 204,704 | Japan |
| 7.08% | 157,830 | China |
| 4.59% | 102,323 | Australia |
| 3.47% | 77,395 | Singapore |
| 3.32% | 73,989 | Canada |
| 3.11% | 69,362 | Taiwan |
| 2.98% | 66,410 | United Kingdom |
| 2.92% | 65,115 | Malaysia |
Visitor Arrivals by Subcontinent of Residence
http://www.nscb.gov.ph/secstat/d_tour.asp