The table graph illustrates the number of people visiting Vietnam from eight different countries in 2014. Overall, visitors from China accounted for a significantly large number of people, with an average length of stay of 12 days.
In 2014, China and South Korea had the highest number of visitors to Vietnam, with only slight differences in length of stay. However, tourists from South Korea spent considerably more than those from China, averaging about 200 dollars more.
Cambodia had the lowest number of visitors to Vietnam, which may be attributed to their geographical proximity as neighboring countries. Their average length of stay was the shortest, at about 3 days, and they spent around 120 dollars, which is considerably less compared to other countries on the list.
In contrast, visitors from Russia stayed for over two weeks in Vietnam, with an average expenditure of 798 dollars, which is more reasonable and affordable compared to British tourists. In the same year, Australians were the only nationality that spent the most in Vietnam, averaging 1893 dollars with an average stay of 12 to 13 days.
