“Air” went from 321 in 2005 to 616 in 2030.

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The data on this page is global, collected by Namafar for comparison with Iran.

Iranian (Solar Hijri) years run from late March to March: 1404 = March 2025 to March 2026.

Details

Sources: UNWTO; Amadeus); IATA; IEA; ITF; UNEP; WMO
Year: 1403 (2024/25)
Industry: Tourism
Published: Jul 18, 2024

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Namafar. (2024, July 18). Greenhouse gas emissions by mode of transport for international tourists (2005 and 2016), with a 2030 forecast [Data set]. Data source: UNWTO; Amadeus); IATA; IEA; ITF; UNEP; WMO. Translated from the Persian original: https://namafar.ir/stats/16820. https://namafar.com/en/stats/16820

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"Greenhouse gas emissions by mode of transport for international tourists (2005 and 2016), with a 2030 forecast." Namafar, 18 July 2024, https://namafar.com/en/stats/16820.

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Namafar (2024) Greenhouse gas emissions by mode of transport for international tourists (2005 and 2016), with a 2030 forecast [Data set]. Available at: https://namafar.com/en/stats/16820 (Accessed: 21 October 2026).

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Namafar. Greenhouse gas emissions by mode of transport for international tourists (2005 and 2016), with a 2030 forecast [Data set] [Internet]. Tehran: Namafar; 2024 [cited 2026 Oct 21]. Available from: https://namafar.com/en/stats/16820