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Band 7+: The table below gives the data on tourists visiting Vietnam from eight different countries in 2014.

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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 displays information about foreign visitors in Vietnam from eight nations in 2014.

Overall, more people visited from China than any other nation, but they were also among the lowest spenders. Australians spent the most money overall, whilst tourists from the United Kingdom spent the most money per day.

Nearly one and a half million people visited Vietnam from China in 2014, but they only spent $658 on average, which was the second lowest figure overall. Nearly one million Koreans visited and just over half a million Japanese spent their holiday in Vietnam. Just over four hundred thousand Americans vacationed in Vietnam and they spent $1238, on average, while they were there.

Australians spent much more than any other nation with an average spend of $1893. People from the United Kingdom stayed the shortest length of time with only 5.9 days, but they spent the second highest amount with $|379 and therefore by far the most spent per day. Just over a quarter of a million Russians visited Vietnam and the country with the lowest amount of visitors, Cambodia, also spent the least money Windows with figures of 187,986 and $120 respectively.

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