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The image displays a line graph titled 'International Tourist Arrivals (millions)' presenting data for five cities over four years. Madrid's arrivals were approximately 15 million in 2000, 16 million in 2005, 20 million in 2010, and 23 million in 2015. Istanbul's arrivals were 14 million in 2000, 18 million in 2005, 22 million in 2010, and 27 million in 2015. Moscow's arrivals were 25 million in 2000, 35 million in 2005, 41 million in 2010, and 52 million in 2015. London's arrivals were 35 million in 2000, 65 million in 2005, 75 million in 2010, and 93 million in 2015. Paris's arrivals were 75 million in 2000, 88 million in 2005, 95 million in 2010, and 93 million in 2015.
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The following line chart dipicts international travelers arrivals in five cities in Europe between 2000 and 2015.
All in all, the data reveals that all categories of global tourists grow in 15 years from 2000, although the extent of growth varies. A sharp rise was seen in London, while a steady increase was recorded Madrid and Istanbul from 2000 to 2015. Additionally, a moderate growth was observed in Paris and Moscow over this same period.
Worldwide travelers who arrive at London increased dramatically more than doubled from approximately 35 millions to a little over 90 millions. Therefore London became one of the most popular city for international guests like as Paris.
In contrast, global visitors heading for Istanbul or Madrid, both were around 15 millions in 2000 and were climbed over 20 millions in 2015 with about 5 millions visitors. Both of them show a similar trend, but while Madrid was slighly higher than in 2000, Istanbul overtook it by 2015 and became the higher of the two.
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