The table illustrates the information about the number of international travelers in different regions. The scale is in a million.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the highest number of people was travel in the Europe, while the least observed Middle East.
To begin with, number of African traveler was 8. 2 % but it increased minimally from 20. 8 to 28. 7 between 1995 and 2005. Secondly, American travelers was 18. 5 and there was a significant climb to reach 113. 2 in 2005 moreover number of people who travel in Asia and the Pacific which were 16. 2 in 1990 after that figure experienced moderate rise over the period from 80. 3 to 35. 8 between 1990 and 2005. On the other hand, the highest number of Falcon travel was in Europe. In 1990, Europe was 280. 2, but during next three years it's so a growth remarkably and reached at 402 in 2005 to contrast the least number of travels was Middle East among the all regain. The number of people who travelled in Middle East which were 98 and it had rose and reached at 15. 8 in 2005.
The table illustrates the information about the
number
of international travelers in
different
regions. The scale is in a million.
Overall
, it can be
clearly
seen
that the highest
number
of
people
was
travel
in the Europe, while the least observed Middle East.
To
begin
with,
number
of African traveler was 8. 2 %
but
it increased
minimally
from 20. 8 to 28. 7 between 1995 and 2005.
Secondly
, American travelers was 18. 5 and there was a significant climb to reach 113. 2 in 2005
moreover
number
of
people
who
travel
in Asia and the Pacific which were 16. 2 in 1990 after that figure experienced moderate rise over the period from 80. 3 to 35. 8 between 1990 and 2005.
On the other hand
, the highest
number
of Falcon
travel
was in Europe. In 1990, Europe was 280. 2,
but
during
next
three years it's
so
a growth
remarkably
and reached at 402 in 2005 to contrast the least
number
of
travels
was Middle East among the all regain. The
number
of
people
who travelled
in Middle East
which were 98 and it had rose and reached at 15. 8 in 2005.