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A 2014 traveller exit survey by The Asia Foundation and the Ministry of Tourism profiling international visitors (demographics, arrival patterns, reasons for travel, accommodation, activities and expenditure) as a baseline for sector planning.
Key findings from the 2017 Survey of Travelers to Timor-Leste (New Zealand MFAT / The Asia Foundation): 36,975 leisure travellers, US$24.6 million total spend, nationalities, trip lengths, top activities and attractions, and satisfaction rates.
A 2021 Asia Foundation report assessing COVID-19's impact on micro, small and medium enterprises and the tourism sector, including job and income losses and the vulnerability of community-level tourism businesses.
A Ministry of Tourism presentation outlining Timor-Leste's sustainable tourism model (country profile, product mix, the Strategic Development Plan 2011–2030 and the Tua Koin eco-village case study) with actions for coastal, marine and community-based tourism.
A Tetun-language awareness resource (USAID Tourism For All Project) on climate-change impacts to Timor-Leste's tourism sector, covering adaptation and mitigation strategies, emissions reduction, and an Atauro-focused awareness exercise.
A World Bank baseline analysis (in Tetun) of tourism supply and demand in Timor-Leste (attractions, accommodation, transport, source-market profiles for Australia, Singapore and the UK, COVID-19 impacts and a SWOT) targeting 200,000 international visitors and US$150 million in receipts by 2030.
Supporting annexes to a USAID-funded marine-resources inventory, cataloguing coastal and marine policies, legislation and management frameworks, including biodiversity strategies, integrated coastal management, fisheries rules and climate adaptation.
A USAID Tourism For All Project (Chemonics International) sustainable management plan for Atauro Island, 2021–2025, with a situational analysis of conservation values, governance, stakeholder mapping, sustainability challenges and measurable objectives.
Mid-year progress report (Jan–Jun 2021) from ATKOMA, Atauro Island's tourism association, covering tour-guide training, membership, marketing, Whale Heritage Site status and plans amid COVID-19 disruption.
Market research analysing Australian demand for Timor-Leste as a travel destination. It estimates 1.6 million Australians would consider visiting, identifies low awareness among travel agents as a key barrier, and sets out a marketing action plan emphasising trade readiness and a digital-first outreach strategy.
A UN Women Timor-Leste report (Tetun) on gender in tourism, covering pay gaps, women's roles in community tourism, social-norm barriers, safety and the business environment for women, with recommendations on leadership, education and gender-responsive policy.
A World Bank Group report (August 2021) providing a comprehensive baseline of Timor-Leste tourism covering supply-side assets, demand-side data and a consumer scorecard for Singapore, the UK and Australia, with a SWOT, niche segments and key investment actions.