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The image shows a line graph of international tourist arrivals in millions from 1995 to 2010 for five countries: Brazil, Egypt, Malaysia, France, and the USA. France has the highest number of arrivals, increasing from around 60 million in 1995 to over 80 million in 2010. Malaysia's arrivals also increased significantly from about 20 million to over 70 million. Egypt's arrivals grew from approximately 25 million to almost 60 million. The USA had a steady increase from around 20 million to just over 30 million, while Brazil's arrivals remained relatively flat, starting and ending at around 10 million.
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The provided line graph depicts International Tourist Arrivals in millions from 1995 to 2010.
It is obvious to state, that the tourism has been increasing in the given time frame in all of the countries mentioned. However, there is one exeption regarding the USA; hosting significantly more tourists than other countries, USA has demonstrated a slight declinine since 2005. Interest for it has fallen from 90 to 85 million tourists per year. At this point the numbers got equal with France, which has almost trippled it’s popularity among world travelers since 1995.
Malaysia, for instance, had been demonstrating stable growth in tourism since the begining, but in 2005 the curve got steaper and has put the path for exponentional trend. International tourist arrivals got doubled in the given time frame.
Lastly, Egypt and Brazil has also almost doubled in number of visitors, however, their curves are linear with no extraordinarites.
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