U.S. Department of Commerce, Office of Travel and Tourism Industries
International Arrivals to the U.S. by Region of Residency January - December
2001r vs. 2000, with percentage change Final Revised Estimates *
| Region/Country of Residence |
Final 2001r
TOTAL |
2000 TOTAL |
2001r/2000
% Change |
| Total All Countries 1 |
44,897,868 |
50,944,701 |
-12% |
| North America 2 |
23,065,000 |
24,970,000 |
-8% |
| Canada 3 |
13,507,000 |
14,648,000 |
-8% |
| Canada Air 3 |
4,637,000 |
5,353,000 |
-13% |
| Mexico 3 |
9,558,000 |
10,322,000 |
-7% |
| Mexico Air 4 |
1,512,980 |
1,736,600 |
-13% |
| Overseas 5 |
21,832,868 |
25,974,701 |
-16% |
| Europe |
9,496,134 |
11,597,120 |
-18% |
| Western Europe |
9,111,460 |
11,175,161 |
-18% |
| Eastern Europe |
384,674 |
421,959 |
-9% |
| Asia |
6,315,500 |
7,554,444 |
-16% |
| South America |
2,531,089 |
2,941,471 |
-14% |
| Caribbean |
1,201,811 |
1,331,297 |
-10% |
| Central America |
770,803 |
821,614 |
-6% |
| Middle East |
644,156 |
702,105 |
-8% |
| Oceania |
586,309 |
731,263 |
-20% |
| Africa |
287,066 |
295,387 |
-3% |
| Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Office of Travel
and Tourism Industries |
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| r = revised |
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| * The September - December 2001 arrivals data has
been revised as the final estimate. See explanation in note 2. |
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| 1 Total all countries is the
sum of Canada, Mexico and all overseas. |
| 2 North America includes
Canada and Mexico only. |
| 3 Canada and Mexico figures
are subject to revision. Both figures are based on survey research
from data obtained from their respective governments and therefore
rounded to the nearest thousand. |
| 4 Mexico air data is based
upon the Immigration & Naturalization Service I-94 form. |
| 5 Overseas is all countries
except Canada and Mexico. |
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| * Note 2: The 2001 monthly arrivals for September
- December 2001 has been revised, as will the 2002 arrivals data.
The reason for the revisions was to ensure the 2001 and 2002 arrivals
data are comparable to past arrivals data. Shortly after September
11, 2001, the Immigration & Naturalization Service implemented
a policy that required all passengers to and through (transit passengers)
the U.S. to complete an I-94 arrivals form. The transit passengers
have been eliminated from the arrival counts thus ensuring the arrivals
data bases are comparable. |
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| The overseas arrivals data is from the INS I-94
form. To learn more about this program, go to: http://www.tinet.ita.doc.gov/research/programs/i94/index.html
Issued March 2003 |
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