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Band 5+: The graph below give information about international tourist arrival in different parts of the world. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevent.

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The image shows international tourist arrivals (in millions) from 1990 to 2005 across five regions: North America starts at 70 in 1990, peaking at 90 in 2000, then slightly declines by 2005; Central and Eastern Europe begins at 30 in 1990, sharply rising to about 75 in 2005; South-East Asia starts at about 20, gradually climbing to approximately 30 in 2005; Sub-Saharan Africa begins at 10, reaching around 20 in 2005; South America starts just above 10, increasing steadily to just under 20 by 2005.
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The line chart shows the percentage of international tourist arrivals from five different countries (Brazil, Egypt, Malaysia, France and USA). The chart provides information on international tourist arrival in millions from 1995 to 2010.

Overall, international tourism dominated by the USA tourism over the period, meanwhile the lowest ones were Brazil and Egypt.

In 1995, Brazil and Egypt remarked that as the lowest contributor for overall international tourism it was below 20 millions. Even Though the proportion is slightly low in comparison to other countries, international tourism from both countries increased steadily over the period.

By 2000, Malaysia tourists experienced steady growth around 20 million to 40 million in 2010. International tourism from France rose dramatically from 60 million in 2000 to 90 million tourist arrivals in 2010. For the US specifically, the tourism trend in countries slightly fluctuated over the period, it started from 70 millions in 1995 to 90 million in 2005 and the final contribution make up around the same as France is 80 million tourism visitors in 2010.

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