The table illustrates data about the number of residents from five European countries- namely British, Germans, Italy, Poland and Spain0 who live in each other’s nations in 2011.
Overall, Germans was the most popular countries when the number of foreign visitors ranked first over other nations, while Poland was the least one but have the highest number of residents staying in four other countries.
In one hand, Germans witnessed the largest amount of visitors with Italian visitors were the largest with half of million people, while British visitors were the smallest but still above 100 thousand visitors (definitely 104,000 people). In other site, British ranked second on top of number of residents visit this country with Polish people account for the largest proportion (about 550,000 visitors) ,while Spanish was the least when did not reach through 100,000 people living here (just 71,000 visitors). One of the highlight on this country was that although the amount of native people staying in Germans around 100,000 , the vice versa was three times as many as British’s (around 300,000 visitors).
In the other hand, Spain was the third common nation for people living in each other’s countries to visit, with approximately 400,000 visitors from British was the most, and 86,000 people from Polish was the least. Despite the low number of Polish living Spain, Italy was the country with the highest number of Polish who visit here (about 106,000 people), though the number of Spanish visitors were in the ungligible number (below 20,000 people). Poland- which was the least common countries to be chosen to live with 6,000 people in overall, but experienced the highest number of native people living in another countries (about 1,170,000 residents).