The table shows the number of international tourists (in millions) who visited six different countries in 2000, 2010, and 2020.
Overall, the data reveals numerous international visitors, the number showed a general increase over the examined years, while Japan consistently exhibited as the lowest visited country. In contrast, France occupied the most frequent visit.
Beginning with France, accounted for 65 million by 2000, and the number grew to 76 million in a decade later before peaking to 82 million at the end of examined year, making it the lead among its counterparts. Closely followed by the USA, recorded at 50 million tourists in the first examined year, the number rose gradually to 60 million in 2010 and achieved 74 billion by the end year. Italy experienced a slight growth throughout the years, commencing from 40 million to 45 million and 50 million respectively. China initiated at 30 attendances in the early decade, which later escalating to 55 million people, almost a double increase and culminating at 68 million visitors in 2020. In contrast, Turkey emerged relatively minor figure, starting from merely of 20 million by the first decade, gained 30 million in the subsequent decade, and peaking to 48 million by 2020. Furthermore, Japan showed further left behind, yielding merely at 18 million, 25 million and 40 million over the same period.