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The table shows the number of international tourist arrivals, measured in millions, across nine countries in 2009 and 2010. It also presents the percentage change in tourist numbers between the two years.

Overall, France had the highest number of visitors in both years, while Germany experienced the most significant growth in tourist arrivals. Most countries saw an increase, but Hong Kong was the only one to record a decline.

According to the table, France remained the top destination with 76 million tourists in both years, showing no change. The USA and Spain also attracted a large number of visitors, rising slightly from 66 to 67 million and from 55 to 56 million, respectively. The UK saw a similar trend, increasing from 55 to 57 million, which represents a 3.6% growth. Italy had a smaller increase, from 44 to 45 million, equivalent to a 2.5% rise.

Among the countries with more notable changes, Turkey’s arrivals rose significantly by 33%, from 32 million to 46 million. China followed with a 55% increase, going from 22 to 34 million visitors. Germany experienced the most dramatic growth, more than doubling its figure from 10 million to 24 million, a 109% rise. In contrast, Hong Kong was the only country to experience a drop, falling from 10 million to 9 million, a decrease of 11%.

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The table illustrates the number of international tourist arrivals in nine countries in 2009 and 2010, along with the percentage change over the period.

Overall, all countries saw an increase in global visitors, except for Hong Kong, which recorded a slight decline. While France remained the most visited country in both years, Germany experienced the highest growth rate.

In both years, France led the list with 76 million tourist arrivals, indicating no change between 2009 and 2010. The USA and Spain followed, attracting 66 and 55 million visitors in 2009, rising modestly to 67 and 56 million respectively in 2010. Additionally, 55 and 44 million tourists paid their visits to the UK and Italy in 2009. In the following year, the UK, with 3.6% growth, had 57 million visitors. At the same period, the figure for Italy rose to 46 million, accounting for 2.5% increase.

Moving on other countries, Germany, despite possessing only 10 million visitors in 2009, dramatically increase to 24 million in 2010, representing the highest percentage change at 109%. With a rise of 55% for China and 33% for Turkey, the former visitors grew from 22 to 34 million, while it was from 32 to 46 million for the later. Conversely, Hong Kong was the only country to witness a decline of 11%, dropping from 10 million to 9 million tourists.

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The table illustrates the number of international visitors (in millions) to ten selected countries in 2009 and 2010, along with the percentage change over this period.

It is clear that France consistently attracted the highest number of tourists, while Germany recorded the most significant relative growth. In contrast, Hong Kong was the only destination to suffer a decline in visitor numbers.

France remained the top destination, maintaining 76 million tourists across both years. The United States ranked second with a modest rise from 66 to 67 million (1.5%). Similarly, Spain and the UK experienced marginal increases, with the UK’s figure growing slightly more significantly by 3.6%.

In the mid-range, Italy saw a 2.5% increase, moving from 44 to 45 million tourists. More substantial growth was recorded in Turkey (32 to 46 million, up 33%) and China (22 to 34 million, a 55% increase). However, Germany experienced the most dramatic surge, with tourist arrivals more than doubling from 10 to 24 million, reflecting a 109% jump.

On the other end of the spectrum, Hong Kong’s figures dropped by 11%, from 10 to 9 million, making it the only country to register a decline during the period.

While Western European countries largely retained their lead in tourist numbers, emerging destinations such as China, Turkey, and especially Germany saw significant gains, suggesting a shift in global travel patterns.

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The table compares the number of visitors (in millions) to different countries in 2009 and 2010, as well as the percentage change between these two years.

Overall, France had the highest number of visitors in both years, while Hong Kong experienced a decline. Most countries saw an increase in tourist numbers.

In 2009, France welcomed the largest number of visitors at 76 million, and this figure remained unchanged in 2010. The USA followed with 66 million in 2009 and 67 million in 2010, a small increase of 1.5%. Spain and the UK had similar visitor numbers, both starting at 55 million in 2009 and increasing slightly in 2010.

Italy, Turkey, China, and Germany saw more significant growth. Notably, Germany had the highest percentage increase of 109%, from 10 million to 24 million visitors. China also experienced a large rise of 55%, from 22 million to 34 million. Turkey increased by 33%, going from 32 to 46 million.

The only country that saw a decrease was Hong Kong, with a drop from 10 to 9 million, which is an 11% decline.

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The table compares the number of international tourists, in millions, who visited ten different countries in 2009 and 2010, as well as the percentage change during that period.

Overall, France remained the most visited destination in both years, while Germany experienced the most significant growth. On the other hand, Hong Kong was the only country to see a decline in tourist numbers.

In 2009, France attracted 76 million visitors, a figure that remained unchanged in 2010. The USA and Spain followed, with the USA increasing slightly from 66 to 67 million and Spain rising from 55 to 56 million. The UK had a more notable increase of 3.6%, growing from 55 to 57 million tourists. Italy also showed modest growth, with numbers climbing from 44 to 45 million.

Among the countries with the highest growth rates, Germany stood out with a dramatic 109% increase, doubling its tourist count from 10 to 24 million. China and Turkey also saw substantial growth of 55% and 33% respectively. In contrast, Hong Kong's figures dropped from 10 to 9 million, representing an 11% decrease and making it the only country in the list to record a fall.

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The table displays the figures for international tourist arrivals in nine countries for the years 2009 and 2010

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The provided table compares the number of visitors to different countries and the percentage change in these two years

Overall, it is obvious that the number of vistors in all 9 countries witness an upward trend , expect HongKong and the maximum number of people visited from France . In contrast the minimum percentage of tourists was in Hong Kong.

According to the table , in 2009 , France welcomed the largest number of tourist at 76 million, compared to Germany and HongKong with the same figure at 10 million. In terms of Spain and UK, the data was equal at 55 million . Meanwhile , the USA experienced 66 million visitors at the same time , which nearly doubled the figure for Turkey. And the datas for Italy and China was 44 and 22 million respectively.

In 2010, the number of visitor in France stay unchanged , while in USA , Italy , UK , Spain , these countries saw a gradual rise about 1 million more than its in the past , with the percentage changes at under 5%. Moreover, the datas for Turkey and China increased to 46 and 34 million with the proportion changes at 33% and 55% respectively. Especially , the number of people visiting Germany increased dramatically to 24 with the highest rate changes at 109%. In contrast , with the proportion changes at -11% ,HongKong saw the fell the number of visitors to 9 million .