A comparison of international visitor arrivals in five different nations which are Brazil, Egypt, Malaysia, France, and USA from 1995 to 2010 measured by millions is revealed in a line chart. As a general trend, all of those countries showed upward style while USA saw the largest number of international tourist arrivals over those years.
It can be seen that, the number of global visitor advents reached a peak in 2010 by France and USA though stood at different point. France experienced a sharp rise, solely at 30 millions in 1995 then increased by 70 million after fifteen years. Meanwhile, the number of international tourists in USA rose gradually from seven in ten in the initial year.
In the last three lowest nations, there was a steady incline of tourist figures. Brazil and Egypt started in same point, then both nations, standing at 20 and 18 million respectively. The middle position was taken by Malaysia, solely at 20 million visitors then it rose markedly at almost a half million holidaymakers.
It can be seen that, the number of global visitor advents reached a peak in 2010 by France and USA though stood at different point. France experienced a sharp rise, solely at 30 millions in 1995 then increased by 70 million after fifteen years. Meanwhile, the number of international tourists in USA rose gradually from seven in ten in the initial year.
In the last three lowest nations, there was a steady incline of tourist figures. Brazil and Egypt started in same point, then both nations, standing at 20 and 18 million respectively. The middle position was taken by Malaysia, solely at 20 million visitors then it rose markedly at almost a half million holidaymakers.
Information about international tourist arrivals in five countries
