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World's Top Ten Tourism Earners, 2006

  $ in billions
  2005 2006
 1. United States $81.8 $85.7
 2. Spain 48.0 51.1
 3. France 42.3 42.9
 4. Italy 35.4 38.1
 5. China 29.3 33.9
 6. United Kingdom 30.7 33.7
 7. Germany 29.2 32.8
 8. Australia 16.9 17.8
 9. Turkey 18.2 16.9
10. Austria 16.0 16.7
Source: World Tourism Organization (WTO).

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International Destinations of American Tourists, 2004 Travel Statistics Season of U.S. Travel in 2004
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