The given table provides comparative data about tourists traveling internationally between 1990 and 2005. This information is devided into categories in acordance with 5 continents. Additionally, a summarazing row is provided to represent international travel around the whole world.
Although the main tendency for tourism all over the world, in the 15 years represented, is gradual increase, it is important to mention a noticable drop that occured in America at the last 5-year period. For this part of the world, the amount of travelers decreased by 5 millions from 2000 to 2005. This resulted in Asia and the pacific taking over the second leading place at the end of the period mesured.
On the other hand, Europe was the one to skyrocket with over 100 millions raise in the 5-year period from 1990 to 1995. After this dramatic leap, the numbers continued raising steadily, keeping Europe number one destination for international traveling throghout the reviewed period.
Overall, 15 years between 1990 to 2005 saw a sequental growth in the amaunts of international travelers in all 5 continents, with some individul exceptions. During this period 3 most popular continents were Europe, America and Asia and pacific.