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The image displays a table listing international tourist arrivals in millions across 8 countries for 2009 and 2010, alongside percentage changes: France had 76 million tourists in both 2009 and 2010 with a 0% change; US had 66 million in 2009 and 67 million in 2010, reflecting a +1.5% change; Spain received 55 million in 2009 and 56 million in 2010, showing a +1.8% increase; UK saw 55 million visitors in 2009 rising to 57 million in 2010, a +3.6% shift; Italy welcomed 44 million in 2009 and 45 million in 2010, a growth of +2.3%; Turkey had 33 million in 2009 climbing to 45 million in 2010, a +33% increase; China experienced 22 million in 2009 jumping to 34 million in 2010, marking a +55% change; Germany attracted 11 million tourists in 2009 and increased dramatically to 23 million in 2010, yielding +109% growth; Hong Kong saw a decrease from 10 million in 2009 to 9 million in 2010, a -11% change.
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The table indicates the arrivals in 8 different nations of tourists around the world in millions and the changes occured in 2 consecutive years, 2009 and 2010.
Overall, France was chosen the most from international tourist, whereas HongKong showed quite the opposite outcome. Moreover, Germany had the most positive changes, while Hong Kong was negative.
Throughout the given period, France dominated other nations with 76 millions tourists around the globe, which was followed by US with 66 millions in 2009 and 67 millions in the next year. Also China attained one-third the number of tourists in US at 22 millions in the first year, then increased by 12 millions after that. Furthermore, Spain was ranked third in the list with 11 millions tourists down compared to US in 2009 and 2010.
However, regarding the most numbers of tourists, France did not indicate changes, while Germany headed the list with over 100%. Another noticeable feature was China with half the percentage of Germany at 55%. With 10 millions tourists in 2009 and 9 millions in 2010, Hongkong was ranked last with minus 11%
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