The line graph compares the number of international tourist arrivals in five countries – Brazil, Egypt, Malaysia, France, and the USA – between 1995 and 2010.
Overall, all countries experienced growth in tourist arrivals over the period, with France and the USA consistently attracting the highest numbers. Meanwhile, Brazil and Egypt remained the least visited destinations, though both showed steady increases.
In 1995, France recorded the largest figure, at just above 70 million visitors, followed closely by the USA at around 60 million. Both countries saw gradual rises, with France peaking at roughly 90 million in 2010, while the USA reached about 80 million.
Malaysia began at around 30 million tourists in 1995, rising sharply to approximately 60 million by 2000, before leveling off and ending slightly below 70 million in 2010. In contrast, Egypt and Brazil started with comparatively low numbers – around 10 million and 5 million respectively – but both showed modest upward trends. By 2010, Egypt attracted nearly 20 million visitors, while Brazil reached just above 15 million.
In summary, although all countries grew in popularity, France remained the dominant tourist destination throughout the period.