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The image shows a table with data on tourists visiting Vietnam in 2014 from eight countries: China (1,453,798 tourists, 12.2 days average stay, $658 average spending), Cambodia (187,896 tourists, 3.2 days average stay, $120 average spending), USA (404,875 tourists, 6.1 days average stay, $1238 average spending), UK (214,397 tourists, 5.9 days average stay, $1379 average spending), Japan (571,000 tourists, 11.3 days average stay, $984 average spending), Korea (987,635 tourists, 10.9 days average stay, $854 average spending), Russia (275,082 tourists, 17.8 days average stay, $798 average spending), and Australia (243,897 tourists, 12.8 days average stay, $1893 average spending).
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The table compares the data on tourists who visited Vietnam in 2014 from eight different countries.
Overall, the most preferred place to visit for tourists was China, whereas the highest length of stay was belong to Australia. Cambodia was the least visited country, followed by the United Kingdom.
In detail, only China had over 1 million tourists in 2014 with 1,453,798 visitors. The followed country was Korea with 987,635 people. The UK, Russia, and Australia were visited by almost the same number of tourists, about 200,000 each. Japan attracted nearly half a million people with 571,000.
Tourists spent their money most in Australia with 1893 dollars, followed by the UK with 1379 dollars. Visitors spent the least amount of money in Cambodia, at 120 dollars and stayed there fewest. Tourists in the USA also spent 1238 dollars.
To sum up, China was the most preferred country to visit by tourists. In contrast, the most preferred place to stay in was Australia with 12.8 days.
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