The table describes the changes of people who went for international travel in 1990, 1995, 2000 and 2005 (in millions).

The table compares the

figures

for international travellers from various regions in four different

years

.

Overall

, the total

number

of people travelling internationally increased over the 15-year period. Only America had fluctuated

figures

,

while

the

figures

for other regions grew steadily over the

years

. The total

number

of international visitors increased by over 200

million

after 15

years

. Europe had the most numerous amount of travellers, which were 280.2

million

in 1990, and

this

number

rose to 400.2

million

in 2005. The

figures

for Asia Pacific started off at 60.2

million

,

then

grew gradually to 135.8

million

at the end

of the study period. Africa and

Middle

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East were the two regions that contributed the least to the total

number

of international travellers, which were just one-third and one-sixth of that in Asia Pacific, respectively.

However

, a constant growth was seen, as their

figures

almost doubled in 2005, compared to those in 1990.

In contrast

, the

figures

for America witnessed a slight fluctuation over the

years

. Specifically, the

number

of visitors stood at 80.5

million

in 1990,

then

slowly rose to peak at 118.2

million

in 2000.

Finally

, the figure

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shrank to 113.2

million

over

that

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last

5

years

.