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The image presents a table detailing international tourist arrivals in millions and percentage changes from 2009 to 2010 across nine countries: France had 76 million visitors in both years with a 0% change; US had 66 million in 2009, rising to 67 million in 2010 with a +1.5% change; Spain had 55 million in 2009 and 56 million in 2010, marking a +1.8% change; UK had 55 million in 2009 and 57 million in 2010 with a +3.6% change; Italy registered 44 million in 2009 and 45 million in 2010, reflecting a +2.3% change; Turkey had 33 million in 2009 and 45 million in 2010, indicating a +33% change; China saw an increase from 22 million in 2009 to 34 million in 2010, showing a +55% change; Germany increased from 11 million in 2009 to 23 million in 2010, with a +109% change; and Hong Kong had 10 million in 2009, dropping to 9 million in 2010, which is a -11% change.
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The table compares the number of international tourist arrivals to nine countries in 2009 and 2010, as well as the percentage change over this period.
Overall, most countries experienced growth in tourist numbers, with China and Germany showing the most significant increases, while France remained stable and Hong Kong saw a decline.
France had the highest number of visitors in both years, with 76 million tourists and no change. The United States and Spain also recorded high figures, rising slightly from 66 to 67 million and from 55 to 56 million respectively. The UK showed a moderate increase from 55 to 57 million, while Italy grew marginally from 44 to 45 million.
More noticeable growth was observed in Turkey, where arrivals rose from 33 to 45 million, representing a 33% increase. China experienced the sharpest rise, from 22 to 34 million, an increase of 55%. Germany more than doubled its figures, growing from 11 to 23 million, a rise of 109%. In contrast, Hong Kong was the only destination to record a fall, decreasing from 10 to 9 million, or by 11%.
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