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The image shows a table with international travel figures (in millions) for the years 1990, 1995, 2000, and 2005 across five regions. Total international travel was 448.9 (1990), 615.2 (1995), 669.2 (2000), and 693.7 (2005). Africa's figures were 18.2 (1990), 20.8 (1995), 26.9 (2000), 28.7 (2005). America's figures were 80.5 (1990), 112.5 (1995), 118.2 (2000), 113.2 (2005). Asia and the Pacific's figures were 60.2 (1990), 80.3 (1995), 117.4 (2000), 135.8 (2005). Europe's figures were 280.2 (1990), 390.3 (1995), 393.2 (2000), 400.2 (2005). The Middle East's figures were 9.8 (1990), 11.3 (1995), 13.5 (2000), 15.8 (2005).
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The table compares the number of citizens who went for travel abroad acroos five countries between 1990 to 2005. the data has been measured in millions.
Overall, in brief the data reveals the upward trend of people who visits the countires. Europe shows huge number of travellers whereas Middle East shows lowest in the trend.
With respect to figures for, worldwide travellers was surge over the period in 1990 at 448.9 millions of tourist. Europe remarkably attracted the peoples over the period, 280.2 millions in 1990nand 400.2 millions in 2005. Conversely, Middle East and Africa was least visited place among all 5 countires over the period of 15 year.
Turning to the data of, Asia and the Pacific visited by 60.2 millions tourist in 1990 was more than doubled 135.8 millions in 2005. America starts with gradual increase till 2000 at 118.2 million of individuals, after that it falls down to 113.2 millions in 2005.
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