The given line graph illustrates the number of overseas tourists in France, Spain, and Japan in the timeperiod between 1990 and 2020. The horizontal axis shows the year, and the vertical axis represents the number of visitors in millions.
Overall, both France and Spain show an upward trend theoughout the period, while Japan shows decline after 2000. France maintains the highest visitor numbers, followed by Spain, with Japan recording the lowest figures from 2000 onwards.
In detail, Japan’s trend shows a considerable drop in tourists numbers, peacking at approximately 45 million in 2000. Conversely, France and Spain significantly increased their visitors intake. France went through steady growth throughout, while Spain began accelerating significantly from 2000.
Japan consistently recorded the lowest overseas arrivals, Spain the second highest, and France leads in tourist flow. Evidently, by 2020 Japan hit a trough at around 35 million, declining from its 2000 peak of 42 million. In contrast, both France and Spain reached their peaks in 2020, with french records noting over 80 million overseas incommers, and spanish data of around 75 million.
In conclusion, tourism level in Japan showed to be not only the lowest between the given three countries, but also steadily declines. Which is the complete opposite for France and Spain, both countries undergo growth and significant number or tourists.