The table illustrates the number of male and female Asian tourists who visited five European countries in 2010.
Overall, the UK was the most popular destination among male tourists, while Belgium attracted the highest number of female visitors. In contrast, the Netherlands received the fewest tourists from both genders.
According to the data, 560 males travelled to the UK, making it the top choice for men, followed by France with 390 male visitors. Belgium and Germany received noticeably fewer male tourists, at 200 and 150 respectively, while the Netherlands had the lowest figure, at only 50.
For female tourists, Belgium was the most visited, with 410 women travelling there. The UK was the second most popular destination, attracting 310 females. France recorded 260 female visitors, while Germany had a relatively lower figure of 210. As with the male category, the Netherlands remained the least preferred, with just 130 female tourists.
In summary, the UK and Belgium were the leading destinations for male and female Asian tourists respectively, whereas the Netherlands received the smallest number of visitors from both groups