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Band 4+: The graph below gives information about international tourism arrivals in different parts of the world.

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The image shows international tourist arrivals over years for four regions: South America, Sub-Saharan Africa, South-East Asia, and Central and Eastern Europe, with exact data points indicated as follows (all values measured in millions): In 1990: South America approx. 10M, Sub-Saharan Africa approx. 8M, South-East Asia approx. 17M, Central and Eastern Europe approx. 30M, and North America approx. 90M. In 1995: South America approx. 10M, Sub-Saharan Africa approx. 10M, South-East Asia approx. 25M, Central and Eastern Europe approx. 40M, and North America approx. 110M. In 2000: South America approx. 13M, Sub-Saharan Africa approx. 15M, South-East Asia approx. 35M; Central and Eastern Europe approx. 40M, and North America approx. 110M. In 2005: South America approx. 20M, Sub-Saharan Africa approx. 20M, South-East Asia approx. 50M, Central and Eastern Europe approx. 45M, and North America approx. 90M.
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The followed line graphs comparison of the five continental countries was giving access for the internation tourism.

Overall, it can be seen that North America and Central and Western Europe was popular destination in tourism sector. Their culture & natural inhabitant was giving to most popularity, that’s why their arrived tourist ration more than other three tourism destination.

In 1990, the line graphs give an information at the starting point, North America created a hipe in the tourism sector. They made a friendly tourism sector. That why about 70 millions people arrived in this country. Although this hipe goes to year of 2000, where North America pick a highest ratio about 95 millions tourist. Besides, Central and Eastern Europe didn’t play to the right role. About 30 millions people was arriving in this continental area. In the year 1995, they switched and focus to the tourism sector, as a result their tourism sector was swifly increasing. Other three continental countries was fighting to grow up for their tourism sector.

In 2005, people was changing their destination from North America. Where their overall ration was decreased. Otherside, Central and Eastern Europe and other three countries was taking out situation benefit. As a result, they saw their tourism industry was going big to biggest. Hence, tourism industry are massive and beneficial for all countries.

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