The United States and Spain bagged the top two positions this year, with developing economies such as China, Brazil, Indonesia and Turkey also making significant progress, according to the WEF report. The report, published in conjunction with the University of Surrey, ranked 119 countries according to their policies for supporting travel and tourism. There had been improved demand in developed economies across the world over the past year, especially in traditionally popular tourism destinations such as the United States and Spain, it said. Developing economies such as China have also seen a s…