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The image shows international tourist numbers from 2010 to 2020 for Japan, Thailand, and Vietnam: Japan in 2010 had approximately 8 million, 2012 about 10 million, 2014 around 13 million, 2016 near 20 million, 2018 roughly 28 million, and 2020 nearly 36 million; Thailand in 2010 recorded about 16 million, 2012 roughly 20 million, 2014 approximately 25 million, 2016 nearly 30 million, 2018 around 38 million, and 2020 around 40 million; Vietnam in 2010 had about 5 million, 2012 close to 7 million, 2014 roughly 9 million, 2016 about 11 million, 2018 approximately 15 million, and 2020 nearly 20 million.
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The line graph above displays the number of international tourists who have visited three Asian countries – Japan, Thailand and Vietnam between 2010 and 2020.
In the graph, Japan is the most visited Asian country out of the three by international tourists, while Vietnam is the least. The graph displays an upward trajectory in foreign visitors in the three Asian country over the span of 10 years.
From 2010 to 2020, Japan has an increase from approximately 10 tourists to 35 tourists. It is followed by Thailand which also displays steady growth in tourism from approximately 5 to 25 international tourists over the decade. This is 10 international tourists less than Japan’s. Vietnam is the least visited countries among the three Asian countries over the decade as it only receives approximately 1 tourist in 2010 and approximately 12 tourists in 2020. This is a drastic decline from Thailand’s and Japan’s number of foreign visitors.
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