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The table provide inforThe table provides information about the number of people (in million) who travel to overseas in five countries (Africa, America, Asia and the pacific Europe and Middle east )in 1990,1995,2000 and 2005mation about the percentage of grades for students who gave “very good” rating in the first year of college for three courses ( economics, law and commerce).

The table provide inforThe table provides information about the number of people (in million) who travel to overseas in five countries (Africa, America, Asia and the pacific Europe and Middle east )in 1990, 1995, 2000 and 2005mation about the percentage of grades for students who gave “very good” rating in the first year of college for three courses ( economics, law and commerce). X5D8
The table provides information about the number of people (in million) who travel to overseas in five countries (Africa, America, Asia and the pacific Europe and Middle east )in 1990, 1995, 2000 and 2005 Overall, there are upward trend for travel overseas through the given period, as well as the Europe has the most country targeted for travel, while the Middle East has the least visitors. According to the statistics, the most popular country for tourism is Europe which start from 280. 2 million in 1990 to 400. 2 million visitors in 2005. The second visiting country is America with net total 80. 5 million in 1990m but in 2005, the second popular country is Asia and the Pacific by net total 135. 8 million visitors. while the least visited country is Middle East which is range between 9. 8 to 15. 8 million during the given period. In 2005, It is noticeable that the numbers of tourists have increased rapidly. The net total of visitors overseas were 693. 7 in 2005, while in 1990 the net total of visitors were 448. 9.
The table provides information about the number of
people
(in
million
) who travel to overseas in five
countries
(Africa, America, Asia and the pacific Europe and
Middle east
)
in 1990, 1995, 2000 and 2005

Overall
, there are upward
trend
for travel overseas through the
given
period,
as well
as the Europe has the most
country
targeted for travel, while the Middle East has the least visitors.

According to the statistics, the most popular
country
for tourism is Europe which
start
from 280. 2
million
in 1990 to 400. 2
million
visitors
in 2005. The second visiting
country
is America with net
total
80. 5
million
in
1990m
but
in 2005, the second popular
country
is Asia and the Pacific by net
total
135. 8
million
visitors
.
while
the least visited
country
is Middle East which is range between 9. 8 to 15. 8
million
during the
given
period.

In 2005, It is noticeable that the numbers of tourists have increased
rapidly
. The net
total
of
visitors
overseas were 693. 7 in 2005, while in 1990 the net
total
of
visitors
were
448. 9.
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