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The image displays a table detailing international visitor arrivals to nine countries with specific data points for the years 2009 and 2010, alongside their percentage changes. France saw 76 million visitors in both years with 0% change; the US received 66 million in 2009 and 67 million in 2010, marking a +1.5% change; Spain's visitors remained constant at 55 million, resulting in +1.8% change; the UK had 55 million in 2009 and 57 million in 2010, a +3.6% increase; Italy experienced an increase from 44 million to 45 million, equating to +2.3%; Turkey increased from 33 million to 45 million yielding +33%; China saw a rise from 22 million to 34 million, a significant +55% jump; Germany's visitors increased from 11 million to 23 million, a substantial +109% change; Hong Kong decreased from 10 million to 9 million, showing -11% change.
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The table compares the number of visitors arrival different countries and show the results in percentage and how changed between 2009 and 2010.
Overall, the most important data according with the table is Germany, between the years 2009 and 2010 had increase considerably high with a change 109 percentage of visitors, in compare of France not had a change in 2009 and 2010.
After that, the country with most visitors was China, this place had a 22 million of people in 2009 and the visitors increase in 2010 with 34 million that’s indicata a increase of 55 percent. Another important data is the visitor in Hong Kong, where in 2009 only had 10 million of people and than in 2010 the numbers of visitors decrease with 9 million, an a 11 percent lost. And the last one country with less changes between both years was United States that only had increase 1 million of visitor.
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