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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

International Trade Administration

Office of Travel and Tourism Industries

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Summary of International Travelto the United States

OCTOBER 2010 AND YEAR TO DATE

NOTES

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Richard H. ChampleyU.S. Department of CommerceInternational Trade Administration, ServicesOffice of Travel and Tourism Industries1401 Constitution Ave., NW, Room 1003Washington, D.C. 20230Phone: (202) 482-0140 / 4753Fax: (202) 482-2887Web Site: http://tinet.ita.doc.gov

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INTRODUCTION

Purpose and Objectives

The Office of Travel and Tourism Industries (OTTI) is required toeffectively provide travel data to public and private industry users. Tofulfill this requirement, OTTI produces the Summary of InternationalTravelers to the United States. The Summary is the official Federalgovernment source for counting international arrivals to the United States. The report defines the size, characteristics, and travel patterns ofinbound international visitor arrivals coming to the U.S. from worldregions and countries, by country of residence. These data are tabulatedand published monthly by OTTI. There is no other source for this data.

Methodology

This report integrates the volume of inbound international visitors tothe United States from residents of other countries, using U.S. andinternational government sources. This report is based on three sources:the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) I-94 data, StatisticsCanada’s International Travel Survey (ITS) and Banco de Mexico travelestimates.

The count of overseas visitors to the United States is based on DHSI-94 Arrival/Departure Record data. For citizens from Visa WaiverProgram countries, arrival record accounting is automated. Citizens fromnon-Visa Waiver Program countries are still required to complete the I-94paper document before admittance to the United States. DHS providesOTTI the I-94 data on a monthly basis.

To account for visits (arrivals) to the United States, OTTI only selectsI-94 records bearing certain visa types (see list below). Also, to complywith globally accepted international tourism definitions and classifications(United Nations World Tourism Organization/UNWTO), a traveler mustspend one or more nights in the United States for a period that does notexceed 12 months in order to be classified a visitor to the United States.Also, the purpose of the trip must be for pleasure, business or study. Inaddition, all visitors are primarily recognized by residency rather thancitizenship.

The count of Mexican visitors to the United States is based on monthlyestimates from the Banco de Mexico. OTTI does use the DHS I-94 aironly count to determine Mexican air travelers to the United States. Thecount of Canadian resident travelers to the United States is provided byStatistics Canada.

B-1 visa holders—businessB-2 visa holders—pleasureE-1 visa holders—treaty traderE-2 visa holders—treaty investorF-1 visa holders—studentsF-2 visa holders—family members of studentsI visa holders—Foreign Information MediaM-1 visa holders—vocational studentsM-2 visa holders—family members of vocational studentsGMB Guam visa waiver—businessGMT Guam visa waiver—touristWB visa waiver—businessWT visa waiver—pleasure

The Visa Waiver Pilot Program (VWPP) expired at midnight on theevening of April 30, 2000/morning of May 1, 2000. With the statutoryexpiration of the VWPP, the Department of Homeland Security, Office ofImmigration Statistics began paroling into the United States for up to 90days, under terms and conditions almost identical to those requiredunder the VWPP, those travelers who otherwise would have beeneligible for entry under the VWPP. These measures were undertaken inorder to avoid substantial disruption to international travel andcommerce.

A parolee is defined as an alien, appearing to be inadmissible to theinspecting officer (e.g., lack of a valid visa), allowed into the UnitedStates for urgent humanitarian reasons or when that alien's entry isdetermined to be for significant public benefit. Parole does notconstitute a formal admission to the United States and conferstemporary status only, requiring parolees to leave when the conditionssupporting their parole cease to exist. Therefore, parolees are notclassified as tourists or visitors for business or pleasure.

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On October 30, 2000, the Visa Waiver Permanent Program Act madepermanent the Visa Waiver Pilot Program. On October 31, 2000, theDepartment of Homeland Security, Office of Immigration Statisticsresumed admitting visitors for business as WBs and visitors for pleasureas WTs. The permanent program permits nationals from participatingcountries to apply for admission to the United States for ninety (90) daysor less as visitors for business or pleasure without first obtaining anonimmigrant visa.

Due to this variance, annual comparisons are not available from2000/2001 for tables D1 and D2 only. You will see the total arrival figuresreported in this table to do not add up to the totals for the other tableswithin this report. Therefore, please use these tables with caution if theyare used.

Other "non-tourist" visitor counts reported in the DHS I-94 form data,such as transiting visitors en route to another country destination andofficial diplomats, are excluded from the Summary report because theyare not by definition considered as an international visitor to the UnitedStates.

Canadian Visitor Counts: Office of Travel and Tourism Industriesrelies on Statistics Canada’s International Visitor Survey to providemonthly inbound visitors from Canada to the United States. The inboundarrivals from the survey are reported in the Summary but are subject toquarterly and annual revisions by Statistics Canada (please see theLimitation section below for more details.)

Report Limitations

Trend Line Analysis

A complex federal and private industry network endeavors toproduce this report. Over time several system changes occurred due tothis complex process of collecting, processing and reporting the visitorarrivals data for the US. System changes to select data make someelements of this data base incompatible with arrival statistics producedand reported in prior years. When using this report in a time series theuser should pay close attention to past report introductions to assesscomparability issues. Additionally, many official country designationschange over time, which may effect time series analysis.

Mexican Arrivals to the United States

Prior to 2010, the United States only reported monthly Mexicantourist arrivals who visited the U.S. ‘interior’, beyond the 40 kilometer-25mile border zone. Starting in 2010, OTTI reports all Mexican travelers tothe United States using estimates from Banco de Mexico. Air travelcounts, however, are derived from DHS I-94 records .

Canadian Arrivals

Data on Canadian arrivals are derived from Statistics Canada’sInternational Travel Survey. OTTI uses Statistic Canada’s data as theofficial visitor estimates. These data reflect the number of Canadianresidents visiting the United States overnight or longer. The Canadianarrival data are subject to monthly, quarterly and yearly revisions.Contact Office of Travel and Tourism Industries, Tourism DevelopmentGroup, to obtain revised Canadian monthly and total arrivals data.

China/Peoples Republic of China (PRC) and Hong Kong

Starting in 1996, OTTI began reporting China PRC and Hong Kongas one country due to the re-unification. However, OTTI will continue tosub-set Hong Kong as long as Hong Kong residency data are reportedby DHS. The Hong Kong data should be considered as an estimate inall years subsequent to 1996.

First Intended Address of Non-Resident Arrivals byCountry of Residence

Data found in First Intended Address of Non-Resident Arrivals byCountry of Residence tables (tables G.1, G.2, H.1 and H.2) understatethe total number of international travelers that visited any given state.Based upon two other Office of Travel and Tourism Industries researchprograms (In-Flight Survey and Pleasure Travel Market Study to NorthAmerica), it is documented that Overseas and Mexican travelers(Mexican visitors to U.S. interior only) actually visit an average of nearlytwo states. This means that simply using the First Intended addresswould shortchange the state visitor total. Furthermore, within the firstaddress data, there are a number of records in which no address isprovided. This further under estimate visits to the states. To developmore accurate estimates of nonresident arrivals to a particular state,please call Office of Travel and Tourism Industries at (202) 482-0140,send a fax with your request to (202) 482-2887, or visit the Office ofTravel and Tourism Industries Internet site at http://tinet.ita.doc.gov for

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state-level visitor estimates. OTTI feels that our In-Flight Survey programprovides the best estimate for total visitation of international travel to thestates and cities within the United States.

Revisions to the 2001-2002 Arrivals data

Shortly after September 11, 2001, the DHS implemented a new policy inwhich all travelers to and through (transit travelers) were required tocomplete the I-94 form. With the addition of the transit travelers to thedata base, the arrival counts were being over stated. To provide truearrival totals for visitors to the United States, the transit travelers must betaken out. OTTI worked with DHS to obtain the departures data so thetransit passengers could be eliminated from the data base.

This process was completed for the September-December 2001 data andfor all 12 months of the 2002 arrivals data. OTTI had issued preliminarydata that included the transit passengers as we worked out themethodology to obtain the data and then eliminate the extra travelersadded to the counts. The preliminary data has been pulled from the OTTIweb site and only the revised final totals are reported. During this time,

OTTI stopped printing the monthly reports as no additional funds wereprovided to us to revise this data. To ensure you have the correctreports, please compare the arrival totals to what is published on our website for September-December 2001. No 2002 reports were printed usingthe preliminary data, so all printed reports were based upon the reviseddata. For 2003, this methodology is still being used, but no preliminarydata was ever released for 2003. The data for all of these years iscomparable to past arrival reports.

OTTI still provides the only source of arrivals to the country, by countryof residency using the I-94 database. This information provides aCOUNT of the number of arrivals to the United States each month ansis the best source available on determining the number of visitors to thecountry.

If you have any questions related to this data base, or would likeadditional information related to this program, please contact OTTI at (202) 492-0140, or e-mail: [email protected]

Thank you for supporting the OTTI research program. We hope you findthis data useful.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I

Purpose and Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I

Methodology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I

Report Limitations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I

TABLES

Table A—Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region of Residence—Monthly and Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . 1

Table B—Top Twenty -Generating Countries—Monthly and Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Table C—Non-Resident Monthly Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Table D.1—Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Type of Visa—Monthly . . . . . . . . . 9(Table D1 does not add up to the total arrival figures and should not be sued due to the

expiration of Visa Waiver Pilot Program . See Intro.)

Table D.2—Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Type of Visa—Year to Date . . . . . 13(Table D2 is not available due to the expiration of the Visa W aiver Pilot Program . See Intro.)

Table E.1—Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Mode of Transportation—Monthly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Table E.2—Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Mode of Transportation—Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Table F.1—Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Age First Intended Address of Non-Resident Arrivals by World Region of Residence—Monthly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Table F.2—Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Age—Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Table G.1—First Intended Address of Non-ResidentArrivals by World Region of Residence—Monthly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Table G.2—First Intended Address of Non-ResidentArrivals by World Region of Residence—Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Table H.1—First Intended Address of Non-ResidentArrivals by Country of Residence —Monthly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Table H.2—First Intended Address of Non-ResidentArrivals by Country of Residence—Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Table I.1—U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-ResidentArrivals by World Region of Residence—Monthly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Table I.2—U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-ResidentArrivals by World Region of Residence—Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Table J.1—U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) ofNon-Resident Arrivals by World Region of Residence—Monthly . . . 43

Table J.2—U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) ofNon-Resident Arrivals by World Region of Residence—Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Table K.1—U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-ResidentArrivals by Country of Residence —Monthly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

Table K.2—U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-ResidentArrivals by Country of Residence—Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Table L.1—U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) ofNon-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence—Monthly . . . . . . . . 47

Table L.2—U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) ofNon-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence—Year to Date . . . . 48

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NOTE:

Tables K.1 - L.2 provide data for the following selected countries: Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland,Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom.

Tables M1. - N.2 provide data for the following selected countries: Austria, Denmark, Norway, India,Japan, South Korea, Philippines, PRC and Hong Kong, Hong Kong, ROC (Taiwan).

Tables O1. - P.2 provide data for the following selected countries: Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Chile,Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Australia, New Zealand, Israel.

Table M.1—U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-ResidentArrivals by Country of Residence —Monthly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Table M.2—U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-ResidentArrivals by Country of Residence—Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Table N.1—U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence—Monthly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

Table N.2—U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence—Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Table O.1—U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-ResidentArrivals by Country of Residence —Monthly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

Table O.2—U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-ResidentArrivals by Country of Residence—Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Table P.1—U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) ofNon-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence—Monthly . . . . . . . . 55

Table P.2—U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence—Year to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

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Table ANON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION OF RESIDENCEOCTOBER 2010 AND YEAR-TO-DATE

OCTOBER 2010 YEAR-TO-DATE 2010 __________________________________________ __________________________________________

WORLD REGION OF NUMBER OF 2010 % CHANGE NUMBER OF 2010 % CHANGERESIDENCE ARRIVALS SHARE FROM 2009 ARRIVALS SHARE FROM 2009______________________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

WESTERN EUROPE 1,184,870 48.2 7.6 9,693,954 43.7 4.1

EASTERN EUROPE 53,866 2.2 17.4 503,070 2.3 4.8

ASIA 573,813 23.4 23.8 5,960,454 26.9 25.7

MIDDLE EAST 54,794 2.2 -3.1 629,830 2.8 10.3

AFRICA 25,350 1.0 11.4 265,967 1.2 8.2

OCEANIA 100,211 4.1 22.2 912,087 4.1 26.0

SOUTH AMERICA 310,209 12.6 18.1 2,618,279 11.8 19.4

CENTRAL AMERICA 65,229 2.7 -3.0 594,640 2.7 0.7

CARIBBEAN 87,376 3.6 -12.4 988,851 4.5 0.5__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 2,455,718 100.0 11.5 22,167,132 100.0 11.7

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TOTAL OVERSEAS 2,455,718 47.9 11.5 22,167,132 44.0 11.7

MEXICO 1,128,310 22.0 0.5 11,064,027 21.9 8.8

CANADA 1,544,746 30.1 12.0 17,189,574 34.1 11.4

GRAND TOTAL 5,128,774 100.0 9.0 50,420,733 100.0 10.9

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Table BTOP TWENTY TOURIST-GENERATING COUNTRIES

OCTOBER 2010 YEAR-TO-DATE 2010________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________

NUMBER OF % NUMBER OF %COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE ARRIVALS CHANGE RANK COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE ARRIVALS CHANGE_________________________ __________ _______ __________ _________________________ __________ _______

CANADA 1,544,746 12.0 1 CANADA 17,189,574 11.4

MEXICO 1,128,310 0.5 2 MEXICO 11,064,027 8.8

UNITED KINGDOM 423,961 5.3 3 UNITED KINGDOM 3,293,279 -0.5

JAPAN 278,266 9.7 4 JAPAN 2,847,453 17.5

GERMANY 195,303 5.9 5 GERMANY 1,492,811 3.1

FRANCE 135,471 19.8 6 FRANCE 1,153,478 10.6

BRAZIL 116,255 28.6 7 BRAZIL 955,435 35.8

KOREA, SOUTH 91,134 71.4 8 KOREA, SOUTH 934,079 52.2

AUSTRALIA 82,311 18.7 9 AUSTRALIA 748,731 25.7

PRC (EXCL HK) 69,389 56.7 10 PRC (EXCL HK) 689,254 55.2

ITALY 63,788 5.8 11 ITALY 688,828 11.3

NETHERLANDS 58,085 4.4 12 INDIA 577,926 19.4

SPAIN 52,579 3.2 13 SPAIN 538,361 7.1

COLOMBIA 49,848 20.5 14 NETHERLANDS 490,816 3.9

INDIA 46,555 25.4 15 COLOMBIA 392,113 18.9

SWEDEN 44,635 23.8 16 ARGENTINA 373,751 23.0

SWITZERLAND 44,284 18.3 17 VENEZUELA 369,958 -5.0

VENEZUELA 43,057 -3.6 18 SWITZERLAND 332,707 10.9

ARGENTINA 39,604 23.1 19 SWEDEN 304,640 14.5

IRELAND 36,395 -10.4 20 IRELAND 298,834 -11.4__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL TOP 20 FOR MONTH 4,543,976 9.5 TOTAL TOP 20 FOR Y-T-D 44,736,055 11.3

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Table CNON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE2010

MONTH/QUARTER TOTAL ARRIVALS CANADA MEXICO TOTAL OVERSEAS WESTERN EUROPE____________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________

% % % % % COUNT CHANGE COUNT CHANGE COUNT CHANGE COUNT CHANGE COUNT CHANGE __________ _______ __________ _______ __________ _______ __________ _______ __________ _______

JANUARY 4,122,884 9.8 1,303,073 13.5 1,151,981 8.1 1,667,830 8.3 574,041 1.1

FEBRUARY 3,757,333 6.1 1,184,247 8.1 952,189 -1.8 1,620,897 9.7 669,846 -0.0

MARCH 4,834,646 13.0 1,850,018 7.7 950,817 6.7 2,033,811 21.8 911,053 17.5

1ST QUARTER 12,714,863 9.8 4,337,338 9.5 3,054,987 4.4 5,322,538 13.5 2,154,940 7.0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

APRIL 4,931,207 3.1 1,769,965 12.6 1,247,087 8.0 1,914,155 -6.8 861,529 -18.9

MAY 5,114,614 18.7 1,772,559 16.5 1,109,884 26.6 2,232,171 16.8 969,069 3.7

JUNE 4,729,787 15.9 1,346,450 12.3 1,083,315 18.4 2,300,022 17.0 980,805 3.8

2ND QUARTER 14,775,608 12.2 4,888,974 13.9 3,440,286 16.7 6,446,348 8.7 2,811,403 -4.4__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

JULY 6,301,228 14.6 2,164,878 16.4 1,316,370 10.5 2,819,980 15.3 1,266,508 10.4

AUGUST 6,418,470 11.1 2,623,417 8.4 1,104,494 20.4 2,690,559 10.3 1,213,120 6.6

SEPTEMBER 5,081,790 7.6 1,630,221 7.3 1,019,580 -4.3 2,431,989 13.7 1,063,113 9.6

3RD QUARTER 17,801,488 11.3 6,418,516 10.7 3,440,444 8.4 7,942,528 13.1 3,542,741 8.8__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

OCTOBER 5,128,774 9.0 1,544,746 12.0 1,128,310 0.5 2,455,718 11.5 1,184,870 7.6

4TH QUARTER 5,128,774 9.0 1,544,746 12.0 1,128,310 0.5 2,455,718 11.5 1,184,870 7.6__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

YEAR-TO-DATE 50,420,733 10.9 17,189,574 11.4 11,064,027 8.8 22,167,132 11.7 9,693,954 4.1

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MONTH/QUARTER EASTERN EUROPE ASIA MIDDLE EAST AFRICA OCEANIA____________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________


JANUARY 43,517 -1.1 541,064 12.3 56,004 16.0 19,614 2.6 65,333 18.2

FEBRUARY 33,657 -0.3 488,029 24.7 36,333 6.8 14,835 7.9 49,966 25.8

MARCH 42,320 0.3 549,017 20.3 55,341 16.7 21,201 16.9 65,894 37.3

1ST QUARTER 119,494 -0.4 1,578,110 18.7 147,678 13.8 55,650 9.1 181,193 26.7__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

APRIL 44,655 -3.3 487,781 14.1 46,701 -6.0 22,961 10.3 84,330 19.7

MAY 50,617 -0.7 612,622 42.3 57,243 14.5 29,555 8.4 97,097 19.6

JUNE 64,894 4.6 617,203 51.5 73,961 18.1 30,660 14.0 111,971 39.3

2ND QUARTER 160,166 0.6 1,717,606 35.7 177,905 9.6 83,176 10.9 293,398 26.5__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

JULY 60,469 7.1 688,612 32.6 95,507 14.1 35,435 -0.4 103,837 21.6

AUGUST 55,929 8.3 740,457 21.2 79,725 7.2 38,864 6.0 103,003 28.9

SEPTEMBER 53,146 13.0 661,856 19.5 74,221 15.3 27,492 11.0 130,445 28.4

3RD QUARTER 169,544 9.3 2,090,925 24.2 249,453 12.1 101,791 5.0 337,285 26.4__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

OCTOBER 53,866 17.4 573,813 23.8 54,794 -3.1 25,350 11.4 100,211 22.2

4TH QUARTER 53,866 17.4 573,813 23.8 54,794 -3.1 25,350 11.4 100,211 22.2__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

YEAR-TO-DATE 503,070 4.8 5,960,454 25.7 629,830 10.3 265,967 8.2 912,087 26.0


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MONTH/QUARTER SOUTH AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICA CARIBBEAN FRANCE GERMANY____________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________


JANUARY 244,237 17.6 55,577 7.3 68,443 6.9 58,729 4.2 86,683 4.7

FEBRUARY 212,103 17.8 48,473 -2.0 67,655 3.3 81,705 0.1 93,264 0.7

MARCH 236,785 40.5 61,534 29.2 90,666 37.2 74,985 2.3 167,225 24.7

1ST QUARTER 693,125 24.6 165,584 11.2 226,764 15.9 215,419 2.0 347,172 12.2__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

APRIL 225,848 2.8 49,135 -23.3 91,215 -1.7 116,126 -13.4 116,465 -23.1

MAY 261,185 36.3 59,002 4.8 95,781 8.1 109,177 7.2 171,849 -0.8

JUNE 252,762 17.4 67,535 -0.3 100,231 2.2 112,305 20.0 127,411 -1.9

2ND QUARTER 739,795 18.1 175,672 -6.6 287,227 2.7 337,608 2.5 415,725 -8.6__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

JULY 334,785 19.8 75,783 4.7 159,044 -4.5 187,378 22.0 169,776 7.6

AUGUST 263,364 10.0 53,461 -3.4 142,636 -6.5 167,832 13.8 184,901 5.4

SEPTEMBER 277,001 21.1 58,911 0.2 85,804 -4.7 109,770 24.1 179,934 8.4

3RD QUARTER 875,150 17.1 188,155 0.9 387,484 -5.3 464,980 19.4 534,611 7.1__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

OCTOBER 310,209 18.1 65,229 -3.0 87,376 -12.4 135,471 19.8 195,303 5.9

4TH QUARTER 310,209 18.1 65,229 -3.0 87,376 -12.4 135,471 19.8 195,303 5.9__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

YEAR-TO-DATE 2,618,279 19.4 594,640 0.7 988,851 0.5 1,153,478 10.6 1,492,811 3.1


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MONTH/QUARTER ITALY NETHERLANDS SPAIN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND____________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________


JANUARY 45,039 7.3 28,215 2.9 29,690 10.0 23,196 4.8 19,750 13.6

FEBRUARY 38,067 9.1 33,614 4.5 29,589 8.2 24,959 4.3 21,749 19.6

MARCH 56,079 26.9 34,100 0.4 58,382 50.3 33,766 29.8 27,761 22.0

1ST QUARTER 139,185 15.0 95,929 2.5 117,661 26.2 81,921 13.7 69,260 18.8__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

APRIL 49,906 -18.8 46,391 -21.5 41,755 -22.5 28,053 -12.5 32,351 -7.6

MAY 56,520 7.6 58,982 21.3 43,564 5.8 29,813 19.6 31,695 5.5

JUNE 73,568 17.6 41,987 0.4 59,935 4.3 40,099 18.2 30,532 3.2

2ND QUARTER 179,994 2.0 147,360 -1.4 145,254 -4.7 97,965 7.8 94,578 -0.0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

JULY 97,932 19.4 87,789 13.1 79,354 15.4 29,124 21.6 55,489 14.1

AUGUST 145,331 16.9 48,338 0.3 90,180 7.8 21,893 14.1 31,329 12.4

SEPTEMBER 62,598 14.6 53,315 11.1 53,333 -0.2 29,102 21.7 37,767 13.9

3RD QUARTER 305,861 17.2 189,442 9.0 222,867 8.3 80,119 19.5 124,585 13.6__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

OCTOBER 63,788 5.8 58,085 4.4 52,579 3.2 44,635 23.8 44,284 18.3

4TH QUARTER 63,788 5.8 58,085 4.4 52,579 3.2 44,635 23.8 44,284 18.3__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

YEAR-TO-DATE 688,828 11.3 490,816 3.9 538,361 7.1 304,640 14.5 332,707 10.9


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MONTH/QUARTER UNITED KINGDOM JAPAN KOREA, SOUTH PRC (EXCL HK) ROC (TAIWAN)____________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________


JANUARY 189,333 -5.2 257,112 8.7 98,629 40.0 67,351 15.4 25,996 -6.1

FEBRUARY 235,046 -4.0 279,432 12.3 64,648 50.0 51,496 86.0 22,304 87.1

MARCH 302,711 8.7 317,774 15.5 68,094 45.8 45,323 36.8 18,279 16.4

1ST QUARTER 727,090 0.6 854,318 12.3 231,371 44.4 164,170 37.7 66,579 20.3__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

APRIL 314,235 -17.1 225,264 4.5 70,945 48.9 49,694 33.3 17,782 12.9

MAY 342,759 0.8 249,420 36.9 94,332 72.6 60,860 84.5 26,012 33.0

JUNE 332,213 -2.1 264,921 63.7 101,045 59.1 66,178 96.2 27,379 15.9

2ND QUARTER 989,207 -6.5 739,605 32.2 266,322 60.6 176,732 69.9 71,173 20.8__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

JULY 370,643 0.8 303,930 24.4 128,711 43.9 85,850 91.3 36,737 39.4

AUGUST 388,612 1.0 343,300 16.0 119,191 34.3 111,891 49.6 29,977 10.4

SEPTEMBER 393,766 5.9 328,034 6.0 97,350 73.4 81,222 42.8 27,904 26.0

3RD QUARTER 1,153,021 2.5 975,264 14.8 345,252 47.3 278,963 58.0 94,618 25.1__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

OCTOBER 423,961 5.3 278,266 9.7 91,134 71.4 69,389 56.7 23,861 38.0

4TH QUARTER 423,961 5.3 278,266 9.7 91,134 71.4 69,389 56.7 23,861 38.0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

YEAR-TO-DATE 3,293,279 -0.5 2,847,453 17.5 934,079 52.2 689,254 55.2 256,231 23.7


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MONTH/QUARTER AUSTRALIA ARGENTINA BRAZIL COLOMBIA VENEZUELA____________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________


JANUARY 56,300 21.9 35,706 11.6 113,440 30.1 27,826 20.3 27,966 -8.4

FEBRUARY 43,104 30.8 36,092 10.1 79,758 39.6 20,697 14.4 25,325 -6.5

MARCH 56,782 42.3 33,468 29.9 73,490 66.6 42,603 71.0 38,093 21.0

1ST QUARTER 156,186 31.2 105,266 16.3 266,688 41.6 91,126 37.8 91,384 2.6__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

APRIL 69,805 19.2 32,529 10.7 87,826 27.0 29,793 -15.7 28,752 -29.8

MAY 79,954 18.7 43,181 53.9 92,352 60.7 36,195 23.3 31,121 4.2

JUNE 89,725 38.5 30,387 38.8 84,010 30.3 60,368 14.5 28,980 -14.0

2ND QUARTER 239,484 25.6 106,097 33.7 264,188 38.2 126,356 7.6 88,853 -15.0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

JULY 80,809 20.9 47,165 8.1 126,182 39.4 54,281 25.0 42,477 -0.6

AUGUST 83,106 28.5 33,410 23.6 81,876 13.2 35,140 11.8 61,278 -0.8

SEPTEMBER 106,835 25.5 42,209 35.2 100,246 41.2 35,362 17.8 42,909 -8.0

3RD QUARTER 270,750 25.0 122,784 20.5 308,304 31.8 124,783 19.0 146,664 -3.0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

OCTOBER 82,311 18.7 39,604 23.1 116,255 28.6 49,848 20.5 43,057 -3.6

4TH QUARTER 82,311 18.7 39,604 23.1 116,255 28.6 49,848 20.5 43,057 -3.6__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

YEAR-TO-DATE 748,731 25.7 373,751 23.0 955,435 35.8 392,113 18.9 369,958 -5.0

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TABLE D.1NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND TYPE OF VISAOCTOBER 2010

TYPE OF VISA ____________________________________________________________________

WORLD REGION/COUNTRY % % % TOTAL %OF RESIDENCE BUSINESS CHANGE PLEASURE CHANGE STUDENT CHANGE ARRIVALS CHANGE______________________________ __________ ______ __________ ______ __________ ______ __________ ______

WESTERN EUROPE 203,067 20.2 977,997 5.3 3,806 19.0 1,184,870 7.6

AUSTRIA 2,942 12.1 12,170 8.9 54 -5.3 15,166 9.4 BELGIUM 6,443 22.2 17,043 -0.3 119 4.4 23,605 5.0 CROATIA 351 -18.0 759 -20.1 18 28.6 1,128 -19.0 DENMARK 5,616 17.6 27,085 -4.1 103 139.5 32,804 -0.8 FINLAND 2,586 11.1 9,019 0.4 25 13.6 11,630 2.6 FRANCE 22,311 23.5 112,404 19.1 756 33.8 135,471 19.8 GERMANY 37,675 24.7 157,068 2.2 560 2.9 195,303 5.9 GREECE 1,185 -16.4 4,015 35.8 59 -3.3 5,259 18.6 ICELAND 448 33.3 5,122 49.4 14 7.7 5,584 47.8 IRELAND 4,621 13.1 31,730 -13.0 44 -22.8 36,395 -10.4 ITALY 12,770 19.6 50,587 2.7 431 30.6 63,788 5.8 LUXEMBOURG 237 -14.1 1,061 -17.8 5 -44.4 1,303 -17.3 NETHERLANDS 13,064 21.3 44,939 0.4 82 -34.4 58,085 4.4 NORWAY 4,537 6.8 17,298 27.0 89 117.1 21,924 22.4 PORTUGAL 1,608 11.7 6,328 34.8 50 -26.5 7,986 28.7 SLOVENIA 386 4.0 1,514 -2.2 7 75.0 1,907 -0.8 SPAIN 7,819 15.3 44,339 1.2 421 27.6 52,579 3.2 SWEDEN 8,465 30.1 36,042 22.4 128 24.3 44,635 23.8 SWITZERLAND 7,203 11.0 36,786 19.8 295 19.0 44,284 18.3 UNITED KINGDOM 62,472 21.3 360,970 2.9 519 23.9 423,961 5.3 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 328 -2.4 1,718 -3.0 27 -10.0 2,073 -3.0

EASTERN EUROPE 12,572 7.0 40,640 20.9 654 25.8 53,866 17.4

BULGARIA 301 0.7 1,160 14.1 48 60.0 1,509 12.1 CZECH REPUBLIC 1,190 -5.0 5,152 18.9 29 -19.4 6,371 13.3 ESTONIA 201 -9.9 978 34.2 4 -20.0 1,183 23.6 HUNGARY 897 -0.8 3,748 5.9 28 16.7 4,673 4.6 LATVIA 140 -2.1 867 29.0 22 450.0 1,029 25.6 LITHUANIA 75 -63.1 314 -65.0 11 57.1 400 -63.9 POLAND 2,490 0.8 5,916 -6.8 84 23.5 8,490 -4.4 ROMANIA 1,019 1.8 2,700 24.8 56 40.0 3,775 17.8 RUSSIA 4,127 27.3 12,551 53.8 244 37.9 16,922 46.1 SLOVAKIA 485 29.0 2,630 71.6 22 69.2 3,137 63.2 UKRAINE 1,008 10.5 2,861 26.1 43 -6.5 3,912 21.3 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 639 -11.4 1,763 -9.9 63 -10.0 2,465 -10.3


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ASIA 124,649 22.7 436,604 23.5 12,560 49.2 573,813 23.8

INDIA 17,130 21.6 27,961 27.8 1,464 29.0 46,555 25.5 INDONESIA 1,018 -6.4 2,069 19.4 127 22.1 3,214 9.9 JAPAN 34,329 27.5 242,537 7.5 1,400 21.2 278,266 9.7 KOREA, SOUTH 17,162 26.6 70,341 88.3 3,631 61.5 91,134 71.4 MALAYSIA 2,160 16.5 2,478 83.0 75 87.5 4,713 45.1 PAKISTAN 596 -5.1 2,052 -1.1 88 83.3 2,736 -0.5 PRC (EXCL HK) 28,638 37.0 37,705 74.4 3,046 74.7 69,389 56.7 HONG KONG 3,479 -7.9 5,640 0.7 322 74.1 9,441 -1.3 PHILIPPINES 2,972 -11.2 14,430 11.2 83 33.9 17,485 6.7 ROC (TAIWAN) 7,158 14.9 15,561 51.7 1,142 41.7 23,861 38.0 SINGAPORE 5,682 18.1 5,668 19.1 175 96.6 11,525 19.3 THAILAND 2,122 -5.5 5,039 21.1 312 -2.2 7,473 11.1 VIETNAM 890 -3.3 1,865 7.6 327 104.4 3,082 9.5 OTHER ASIA 1,313 8.1 3,258 32.7 368 14.6 4,939 23.8

MIDDLE EAST 16,323 2.2 34,290 -8.8 4,181 40.9 54,794 -3.1

BAHRAIN 146 -11.5 243 3.4 14 7.7 403 -2.4 CYPRUS 125 -23.3 451 -7.6 19 72.7 595 -10.1 EGYPT 1,083 -2.3 2,182 7.4 73 21.7 3,338 4.3 IRAN 86 -36.3 605 -6.3 40 33.3 731 -9.9 ISRAEL 7,220 5.9 17,352 -20.9 157 23.6 24,729 -14.3 JORDAN 329 -8.4 908 13.4 60 9.1 1,297 6.7 KUWAIT 513 -3.2 1,303 1.3 357 27.0 2,173 3.6 LEBANON 373 -5.3 1,056 -8.2 32 14.3 1,461 -7.1 QATAR 334 -15.4 538 21.2 83 22.1 955 5.3 SAUDI ARABIA 1,171 17.9 2,005 27.0 2,366 77.6 5,542 42.0 SYRIA 80 63.3 376 -9.2 8 -38.5 464 -2.5 TURKEY 3,006 7.8 4,951 13.8 675 4.7 8,632 10.9 UAE 1,630 -4.5 2,036 2.7 220 -21.4 3,886 -2.1 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 227 -39.3 284 12.3 77 220.8 588 -9.7

AFRICA 9,359 10.7 15,127 10.6 864 38.2 25,350 11.4

ETHIOPIA 129 -3.0 472 1.1 19 18.8 620 0.6 GHANA 467 35.8 991 9.4 33 32.0 1,491 16.9 IVORY COAST 47 -41.3 97 -27.6 12 -52.0 156 -34.7 KENYA 521 22.9 558 -14.0 32 6.7 1,111 0.7 MOROCCO 228 -5.8 1,145 3.5 54 5.9 1,427 2.0 NIGERIA 2,575 20.8 4,178 28.4 128 75.3 6,881 26.1 SENEGAL 151 19.8 366 8.9 23 64.3 540 13.4 SOUTH AFRICA 2,641 5.3 3,421 -3.6 56 93.1 6,118 0.5 OTHER AFRICA 2,600 5.3 3,899 19.2 507 40.1 7,006 14.9

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OCEANIA 17,522 20.3 82,522 22.6 167 41.5 100,211 22.2

AUSTRALIA 14,537 19.9 67,637 18.5 137 41.2 82,311 18.7 FIJI 81 1.3 470 39.1 5 150.0 556 32.4 NEW ZEALAND 2,833 27.2 13,753 52.5 23 53.3 16,609 47.5 OTHER OCEANIA 71 -45.4 662 -24.9 2 -50.0 735 -27.6

SOUTH AMERICA 42,461 3.1 265,582 20.8 2,166 35.2 310,209 18.1

ARGENTINA 5,972 3.1 33,523 27.6 109 13.5 39,604 23.1 BOLIVIA 482 -25.0 1,697 -11.0 35 34.6 2,214 -14.0 BRAZIL 15,670 16.5 99,858 30.6 727 39.3 116,255 28.6 CHILE 3,706 13.4 10,252 11.0 105 32.9 14,063 11.8 COLOMBIA 6,333 -5.6 43,107 25.6 408 32.5 49,848 20.6 ECUADOR 2,011 -4.7 18,025 29.6 110 29.4 20,146 25.1 GUYANA 204 -15.0 963 -12.4 11 175.0 1,178 -12.3 PARAGUAY 142 -13.9 693 6.6 10 -54.5 845 1.0 PERU 2,336 0.4 16,475 11.4 121 47.6 18,932 10.1 SURINAME 160 -2.4 514 29.1 0 -100.0 674 19.5 URUGUAY 653 -3.5 2,674 29.5 20 233.3 3,347 21.8 VENEZUELA 4,790 -14.8 37,757 -2.3 510 37.8 43,057 -3.6 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 2 -33.3 44 10.0 0 0.0 46 7.0

CENTRAL AMERICA 12,101 -7.0 52,663 -2.3 465 24.7 65,229 -3.0

BELIZE 349 -26.5 902 -9.0 13 8.3 1,264 -14.5 COSTA RICA 3,146 0.0 10,811 -13.1 62 -1.6 14,019 -10.5 EL SALVADOR 1,387 -17.4 7,795 -5.0 35 -12.5 9,217 -7.2 GUATEMALA 3,246 -9.7 13,730 1.5 113 21.5 17,089 -0.8 HONDURAS 1,514 0.4 6,941 10.0 81 113.2 8,536 8.7 NICARAGUA 560 -11.1 2,764 -3.9 23 35.3 3,347 -5.0 PANAMA 1,899 -3.8 9,720 2.1 138 25.5 11,757 1.3


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CARIBBEAN 9,846 -19.2 76,707 -10.5 823 9.7 87,376 -11.5

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 204 -22.4 980 -2.5 10 42.9 1,194 -6.4 ARUBA 103 -52.1 1,069 -52.5 17 325.0 1,189 -51.8 BAHAMAS 523 -38.8 14,847 -16.6 204 -21.2 15,574 -17.7 BARBADOS 791 0.5 4,465 -4.5 28 86.7 5,284 -3.5 BERMUDA 130 -38.7 920 -44.8 28 -24.3 1,078 -43.8 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 131 -53.5 1,104 -37.0 13 18.2 1,248 -39.0 CAYMAN ISLANDS 398 -3.9 3,182 -13.1 40 48.1 3,620 -11.7 DOMINICA 108 -12.2 368 15.7 3 -40.0 479 7.4 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2,436 -9.4 16,826 7.2 125 37.4 19,387 5.0 HAITI 703 -20.2 5,976 10.1 33 65.0 6,712 6.1 JAMAICA 1,477 -20.5 10,316 -3.9 141 12.8 11,934 -6.1 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 222 -51.4 1,604 -68.0 18 100.0 1,844 -66.3 ST. LUCIA 175 -27.4 659 6.3 11 37.5 845 -2.8 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 1,814 -11.2 8,277 -4.6 108 5.9 10,199 -5.7 OTHER CARIBBEAN 631 -27.0 6,114 -5.4 44 46.7 6,789 -7.7____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 447,900 15.5 1,982,132 10.5 25,686 38.3 2,455,718 11.6

MEXICO EXCL LAND 29,730 6.0 104,109 2.9 671 10.4 134,510 3.6

MEXICO LAND 993,800 0.1

CANADA 1,544,746 12.0

GRAND TOTAL 477,630 14.9 2,086,241 10.1 26,357 37.4 5,128,774 9.1

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TABLE D.2NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND TYPE OF VISAJANUARY - OCTOBER 2010

TYPE OF VISA ____________________________________________________________________


WESTERN EUROPE 1,464,257 14.7 8,140,163 2.4 89,534 6.5 9,693,954 4.1

AUSTRIA 22,183 11.4 120,393 3.9 1,586 0.1 144,162 4.9 BELGIUM 44,822 17.2 172,586 3.1 2,219 8.7 219,627 5.8 CROATIA 3,085 0.8 8,365 -5.1 821 8.9 12,271 -2.8 DENMARK 38,217 7.5 188,385 5.1 1,562 19.4 228,164 5.6 FINLAND 17,570 8.7 73,987 -4.7 968 19.5 92,525 -2.2 FRANCE 157,603 16.7 982,947 9.7 12,928 8.1 1,153,478 10.6 GERMANY 275,592 20.4 1,202,660 -0.1 14,559 1.0 1,492,811 3.1 GREECE 8,973 -5.0 40,102 19.6 2,601 -1.1 51,676 13.4 ICELAND 2,842 30.1 26,056 30.6 620 8.2 29,518 29.9 IRELAND 32,947 11.7 264,345 -13.7 1,542 -1.0 298,834 -11.4 ITALY 91,253 13.6 589,769 11.0 7,806 5.1 688,828 11.3 LUXEMBOURG 2,119 11.4 13,111 1.2 236 7.3 15,466 2.6 NETHERLANDS 90,340 10.5 397,750 2.5 2,726 3.6 490,816 3.9 NORWAY 30,865 8.2 159,035 18.4 3,695 32.2 193,595 16.9 PORTUGAL 11,126 21.2 64,192 29.0 1,186 -6.8 76,504 27.0 SLOVENIA 3,064 10.2 12,833 -4.4 279 10.7 16,176 -1.7 SPAIN 58,797 17.7 470,628 5.9 8,936 10.6 538,361 7.1 SWEDEN 53,834 13.8 245,269 14.7 5,537 10.7 304,640 14.5 SWITZERLAND 56,875 12.5 270,120 10.8 5,712 2.3 332,707 10.9 UNITED KINGDOM 459,384 13.9 2,820,704 -2.5 13,191 7.7 3,293,279 -0.5 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 2,766 -0.8 16,926 -0.7 824 -7.6 20,516 -1.0

EASTERN EUROPE 97,644 8.4 385,006 4.0 20,420 3.4 503,070 4.8

BULGARIA 2,686 -4.2 11,746 2.1 1,879 -13.3 16,311 -1.0 CZECH REPUBLIC 9,201 6.9 43,997 -5.7 1,179 -7.4 54,377 -3.8 ESTONIA 1,515 -6.7 7,135 -40.7 268 5.9 8,918 -35.9 HUNGARY 7,160 18.1 35,686 4.1 1,126 8.8 43,972 6.3 LATVIA 1,237 7.0 7,794 -2.0 422 22.3 9,453 0.0 LITHUANIA 1,155 -19.6 6,559 -38.4 367 11.2 8,081 -34.9 POLAND 19,569 7.7 77,478 -1.5 2,363 -6.6 99,410 0.0 ROMANIA 7,433 4.1 28,029 12.2 1,887 -5.8 37,349 9.4 RUSSIA 31,220 12.4 100,759 22.3 6,230 13.5 138,209 19.5 SLOVAKIA 3,338 16.0 21,870 8.1 806 9.4 26,014 9.1 UKRAINE 7,638 10.9 25,222 14.9 1,488 9.4 34,348 13.7 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 5,492 0.1 18,731 -1.5 2,405 8.0 26,628 -0.4


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ASIA 995,829 29.9 4,502,304 25.7 462,321 17.7 5,960,454 25.7

INDIA 150,355 29.2 366,417 18.8 61,154 3.4 577,926 19.4 INDONESIA 7,880 10.7 29,048 10.1 6,255 7.0 43,183 9.7 JAPAN 270,962 28.4 2,539,954 16.9 36,537 -6.6 2,847,453 17.5 KOREA, SOUTH 143,696 28.2 678,765 66.4 111,618 19.3 934,079 52.2 MALAYSIA 16,968 31.5 21,823 32.6 5,045 11.3 43,836 29.3 PAKISTAN 4,888 8.9 26,685 6.9 2,671 2.7 34,244 6.9 PRC (EXCL HK) 203,854 46.8 335,225 68.9 150,175 40.9 689,254 55.2 HONG KONG 33,233 15.5 67,890 19.0 13,994 12.4 115,117 17.1 PHILIPPINES 24,794 5.4 122,001 5.3 2,367 2.4 149,162 5.3 ROC (TAIWAN) 61,006 21.9 162,142 28.7 33,083 6.1 256,231 23.7 SINGAPORE 45,387 42.4 56,024 28.0 6,826 13.4 108,237 32.6 THAILAND 15,617 7.9 40,071 13.4 9,287 -0.4 64,975 9.9 VIETNAM 7,143 11.9 21,570 12.1 11,130 27.4 39,843 15.9 OTHER ASIA 10,046 14.0 34,689 16.3 12,179 6.9 56,914 13.7

MIDDLE EAST 123,029 10.6 431,151 7.3 75,650 30.3 629,830 10.3

BAHRAIN 1,293 19.2 4,576 21.0 955 11.2 6,824 19.2 CYPRUS 1,191 -4.7 6,849 3.8 688 -8.9 8,728 1.5 EGYPT 7,625 9.0 25,757 17.0 1,934 27.0 35,316 15.7 IRAN 671 9.5 7,354 15.9 1,453 1.1 9,478 12.9 ISRAEL 56,376 6.9 207,594 -1.7 2,939 4.1 266,909 0.1 JORDAN 2,763 10.0 9,679 5.1 1,702 1.7 14,144 5.6 KUWAIT 3,313 7.1 20,817 10.8 5,621 23.7 29,751 12.6 LEBANON 2,864 3.5 11,655 8.4 1,018 -1.5 15,537 6.8 QATAR 2,811 19.4 7,990 40.0 2,053 21.6 12,854 31.8 SAUDI ARABIA 8,584 25.6 33,703 35.4 35,415 64.0 77,702 45.7 SYRIA 444 31.8 3,981 8.7 230 17.3 4,655 11.0 TURKEY 21,008 14.6 57,036 21.0 14,767 4.3 92,811 16.6 UAE 12,250 12.8 30,064 6.6 5,747 19.4 48,061 9.5 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 1,836 21.1 4,096 15.8 1,128 15.9 7,060 17.2

AFRICA 70,168 8.6 174,867 7.2 20,932 16.1 265,967 8.2

ETHIOPIA 1,227 11.1 5,627 -1.6 629 -6.0 7,483 -0.1 GHANA 3,349 19.9 11,472 6.2 1,272 7.9 16,093 8.9 IVORY COAST 394 -25.4 1,541 -7.3 253 -11.2 2,188 -11.6 KENYA 3,893 11.6 7,832 -7.1 1,472 -16.4 13,197 -3.5 MOROCCO 1,716 8.5 13,141 10.2 1,098 23.8 15,955 10.9 NIGERIA 16,885 14.1 46,797 17.6 4,493 32.2 68,175 17.6 SENEGAL 1,283 0.9 4,476 10.4 420 23.5 6,179 9.1 SOUTH AFRICA 21,455 3.5 40,886 1.4 1,792 4.7 64,133 2.2 OTHER AFRICA 19,966 9.0 43,095 6.7 9,503 22.0 72,564 9.2

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OCEANIA 128,530 29.5 778,255 25.5 5,302 23.2 912,087 26.0

AUSTRALIA 106,485 31.3 638,216 24.8 4,030 26.4 748,731 25.7 FIJI 584 24.8 4,573 42.8 79 36.2 5,236 40.4 NEW ZEALAND 20,659 23.4 127,952 32.7 1,074 19.3 149,685 31.2 OTHER OCEANIA 802 -10.5 7,514 -19.1 119 -24.7 8,435 -18.4

SOUTH AMERICA 342,128 16.0 2,227,502 20.0 48,649 15.7 2,618,279 19.4

ARGENTINA 48,528 20.1 322,918 23.6 2,305 0.6 373,751 23.0 BOLIVIA 4,529 3.8 20,609 8.5 1,222 6.5 26,360 7.5 BRAZIL 123,814 29.9 814,832 37.0 16,789 21.2 955,435 35.8 CHILE 25,467 14.8 96,415 15.6 2,658 14.3 124,540 15.4 COLOMBIA 54,480 8.5 328,885 21.1 8,748 11.2 392,113 19.0 ECUADOR 15,987 6.5 141,912 18.7 3,193 6.0 161,092 17.1 GUYANA 1,954 -0.2 11,303 7.5 168 14.3 13,425 6.3 PARAGUAY 1,556 14.5 10,452 19.4 525 2.7 12,533 18.0 PERU 18,344 10.8 122,811 8.2 2,907 -1.3 144,062 8.3 SURINAME 1,338 -5.0 6,146 5.5 135 -1.5 7,619 3.4 URUGUAY 5,103 10.8 31,320 16.4 430 -1.4 36,853 15.4 VENEZUELA 41,006 -1.0 319,386 -6.2 9,566 30.0 369,958 -5.0 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 22 -51.1 513 5.8 3 200.0 538 1.3

CENTRAL AMERICA 109,449 2.7 473,460 0.2 11,731 3.7 594,640 0.7

BELIZE 3,379 -9.3 11,616 -7.7 569 -4.8 15,564 -8.0 COSTA RICA 26,666 13.2 99,852 4.3 1,958 2.9 128,476 6.0 EL SALVADOR 13,402 -9.3 74,710 -9.2 1,486 -0.1 89,598 -9.1 GUATEMALA 30,612 -2.2 106,285 1.5 2,225 6.3 139,122 0.8 HONDURAS 13,663 -0.9 75,273 -2.6 2,054 3.0 90,990 -2.2 NICARAGUA 5,025 3.5 26,883 -4.5 703 7.5 32,611 -3.1 PANAMA 16,702 14.4 78,841 9.4 2,736 6.0 98,279 10.1


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TYPE OF VISA ____________________________________________________________________


CARIBBEAN 97,923 -7.7 867,448 2.8 23,480 -1.3 988,851 1.5

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 2,360 -8.0 11,034 0.8 428 -2.7 13,822 -1.0 ARUBA 1,459 -30.7 11,948 -23.1 238 13.9 13,645 -23.6 BAHAMAS 7,936 -2.2 180,966 5.5 6,298 8.1 195,200 5.3 BARBADOS 7,217 2.4 36,833 6.6 629 0.8 44,679 5.8 BERMUDA 1,607 -15.6 13,482 -8.8 730 -32.3 15,819 -11.0 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 1,706 -20.8 15,192 -9.7 231 -14.4 17,129 -11.0 CAYMAN ISLANDS 3,515 -5.2 34,349 -8.3 709 6.9 38,573 -7.8 DOMINICA 1,091 6.8 4,924 13.4 263 -2.2 6,278 11.4 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 23,023 -2.3 168,458 9.3 2,472 2.7 193,953 7.7 HAITI 5,849 -17.1 66,589 11.7 792 8.5 73,230 8.7 JAMAICA 15,286 -11.5 129,065 -2.6 4,544 -4.6 148,895 -3.6 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 2,824 -18.8 20,788 -32.7 576 16.1 24,188 -30.6 ST. LUCIA 2,081 -2.8 10,036 23.9 576 7.3 12,693 17.8 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 16,038 -6.8 92,101 -2.2 3,494 -10.4 111,633 -3.2 OTHER CARIBBEAN 5,931 -12.6 71,683 22.4 1,500 -5.2 79,114 18.2____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 3,428,957 17.6 17,980,156 10.6 758,019 15.9 22,167,132 11.8

MEXICO EXCL LAND 247,050 16.7 1,097,096 11.4 13,809 0.5 1,357,955 12.2

MEXICO LAND 9,706,072 8.3

CANADA 17,189,574 11.4

GRAND TOTAL 3,676,007 17.5 19,077,252 10.6 771,828 15.5 50,420,733 11.0

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TABLE E.1NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND MODE OF TRANSPORTATIONOCTOBER 2010

MODE OF TRANSPORTATION _______________________________________________________________________

WORLD REGION/COUNTRY % % % NOT TOTAL %OF RESIDENCE AIR CHANGE SEA CHANGE LAND CHANGE REPORTED ARRIVALS CHANGE______________________________ __________ ______ __________ ______ __________ ______ __________ __________ ______

WESTERN EUROPE 1,112,108 6.9 17,454 38.4 54,024 27.4 1,284 1,184,870 7.6

AUSTRIA 13,999 8.2 236 38.0 906 38.7 25 15,166 9.4 BELGIUM 22,549 5.0 287 137.2 748 -1.3 21 23,605 5.0 CROATIA 1,051 -20.4 8 14.3 60 3.4 9 1,128 -19.0 DENMARK 31,240 -2.6 86 -20.4 1,451 85.5 27 32,804 -0.8 FINLAND 11,279 3.6 22 -40.5 321 -3.9 8 11,630 2.6 FRANCE 125,261 24.0 1,469 51.8 8,505 -15.5 236 135,471 19.8 GERMANY 179,038 3.5 4,294 43.2 11,783 54.9 188 195,303 5.9 GREECE 4,930 15.3 15 -6.3 287 189.9 27 5,259 18.6 ICELAND 5,464 46.3 30 900.0 82 215.4 8 5,584 47.8 IRELAND 35,146 -11.2 226 140.4 995 39.9 28 36,395 -10.4 ITALY 59,225 5.5 997 -44.0 3,488 81.4 78 63,788 5.8 LUXEMBOURG 1,232 -18.5 24 41.2 46 21.1 1 1,303 -17.3 NETHERLANDS 55,000 4.4 440 56.0 2,590 6.4 55 58,085 4.4 NORWAY 21,343 21.9 113 101.8 448 52.9 20 21,924 22.4 PORTUGAL 7,467 32.3 23 -8.0 491 -4.3 5 7,986 28.7 SLOVENIA 1,770 -2.5 19 - 118 45.7 0 1,907 -0.8 SPAIN 49,164 2.1 198 -37.7 3,152 48.9 65 52,579 3.2 SWEDEN 43,620 23.8 129 50.0 866 46.0 20 44,635 23.8 SWITZERLAND 41,704 17.3 546 121.1 1,949 38.5 85 44,284 18.3 UNITED KINGDOM 399,765 4.1 8,267 57.4 15,568 32.2 361 423,961 5.3 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 1,861 -4.8 25 -7.4 170 28.8 17 2,073 -3.0

EASTERN EUROPE 50,284 15.3 398 46.3 2,826 69.1 358 53,866 17.4

BULGARIA 1,349 9.8 11 22.2 137 41.2 12 1,509 12.1 CZECH REPUBLIC 6,058 14.0 32 -49.2 263 28.9 18 6,371 13.3 ESTONIA 1,122 29.7 1 -94.1 54 -12.9 6 1,183 23.6 HUNGARY 4,296 1.9 15 15.4 348 65.7 14 4,673 4.6 LATVIA 921 19.3 5 400.0 97 162.2 6 1,029 25.6 LITHUANIA 376 -64.9 1 -85.7 20 25.0 3 400 -63.9 POLAND 7,862 -7.3 64 4.9 493 76.1 71 8,490 -4.4 ROMANIA 3,033 6.3 138 392.9 581 86.8 23 3,775 17.7 RUSSIA 16,579 44.8 71 136.7 140 536.4 132 16,922 46.1 SLOVAKIA 2,937 64.4 13 30.0 182 65.5 5 3,137 63.2 UKRAINE 3,574 17.8 36 80.0 263 70.8 39 3,912 21.2 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 2,177 -14.0 11 -15.4 248 47.6 29 2,465 -10.3


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ASIA 519,039 19.0 779 67.2 53,199 107.1 796 573,813 23.8

INDIA 37,724 14.1 108 -15.6 8,524 127.2 199 46,555 25.4 INDONESIA 2,860 6.1 1 -88.9 344 63.0 9 3,214 9.9 JAPAN 271,371 9.8 356 239.0 6,466 11.1 73 278,266 9.7 KOREA, SOUTH 76,083 61.4 118 391.7 14,856 154.1 77 91,134 71.4 MALAYSIA 4,107 36.1 15 7.1 575 184.7 16 4,713 45.1 PAKISTAN 2,123 -5.1 1 -50.0 590 21.6 22 2,736 -0.5 PRC (EXCL HK) 57,740 47.0 45 246.2 11,457 134.6 147 69,389 56.7 HONG KONG 8,047 -9.4 33 312.5 1,325 110.3 36 9,441 -1.3 PHILIPPINES 13,948 -4.9 41 -65.3 3,421 119.4 75 17,485 6.6 ROC (TAIWAN) 20,682 29.0 9 -43.8 3,118 161.8 52 23,861 38.0 SINGAPORE 10,507 13.7 20 300.0 980 151.3 18 11,525 19.3 THAILAND 6,915 7.2 12 140.0 520 109.7 26 7,473 11.1 VIETNAM 2,716 0.7 1 - 355 290.1 10 3,082 9.5 OTHER ASIA 4,216 18.2 19 0.0 668 78.6 36 4,939 23.8

MIDDLE EAST 51,044 -5.3 314 0.3 3,014 61.0 422 54,794 -3.1

BAHRAIN 380 -4.8 0 0.0 19 90.0 4 403 -2.4 CYPRUS 551 -14.2 11 450.0 27 68.8 6 595 -10.1 EGYPT 3,045 1.0 2 - 239 71.9 52 3,338 4.3 IRAN 673 -1.8 1 - 51 -56.8 6 731 -9.9 ISRAEL 22,615 -17.6 267 -6.3 1,692 88.4 155 24,729 -14.3 JORDAN 1,194 5.4 0 0.0 95 30.1 8 1,297 6.7 KUWAIT 2,130 4.3 0 -100.0 31 29.2 12 2,173 3.6 LEBANON 1,226 -11.8 4 300.0 222 29.8 9 1,461 -7.1 QATAR 940 5.6 0 -100.0 9 350.0 6 955 5.3 SAUDI ARABIA 5,307 40.8 8 700.0 164 51.9 63 5,542 42.0 SYRIA 442 -3.1 0 0.0 16 -5.9 6 464 -2.7 TURKEY 8,236 9.7 15 15.4 318 41.3 63 8,632 10.9 UAE 3,776 -3.2 5 0.0 80 110.5 25 3,886 -2.1 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 529 -13.3 1 - 51 54.5 7 588 -9.7

AFRICA 23,205 8.7 119 4.4 1,775 66.2 251 25,350 11.4

ETHIOPIA 569 -3.2 0 0.0 48 77.8 3 620 0.6 GHANA 1,370 14.5 0 0.0 102 100.0 19 1,491 16.9 IVORY COAST 131 -38.5 0 0.0 24 9.1 1 156 -34.7 KENYA 993 -4.5 0 0.0 107 91.1 11 1,111 0.7 MOROCCO 1,211 -4.0 7 250.0 184 52.1 25 1,427 2.0 NIGERIA 6,576 25.4 2 100.0 254 49.4 49 6,881 26.1 SENEGAL 475 6.5 0 -100.0 51 155.0 14 540 13.4 SOUTH AFRICA 5,553 -3.3 94 -4.1 418 99.0 53 6,118 0.5 OTHER AFRICA 6,327 12.5 16 33.3 587 50.1 76 7,006 14.8

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OCEANIA 88,560 17.2 1,949 184.9 9,536 88.3 166 100,211 22.2

AUSTRALIA 72,709 13.2 1,616 200.9 7,861 101.1 125 82,311 18.7 FIJI 304 -12.4 4 300.0 241 254.4 7 556 32.4 NEW ZEALAND 14,829 49.0 326 126.4 1,422 31.9 32 16,609 47.5 OTHER OCEANIA 718 -28.1 3 50.0 12 50.0 2 735 -27.6

SOUTH AMERICA 299,846 17.0 1,242 62.1 7,825 90.3 1,296 310,209 18.1

ARGENTINA 37,968 20.8 313 182.0 1,193 147.5 130 39,604 23.1 BOLIVIA 2,125 -15.0 10 0.0 66 69.2 13 2,214 -14.0 BRAZIL 113,640 28.0 214 24.4 1,999 77.2 402 116,255 28.6 CHILE 13,551 10.5 55 19.6 416 93.5 41 14,063 11.8 COLOMBIA 48,052 19.7 279 42.3 1,333 85.1 184 49,848 20.5 ECUADOR 19,636 24.6 63 117.2 354 77.0 93 20,146 25.1 GUYANA 909 -17.4 1 -75.0 252 16.1 16 1,178 -12.3 PARAGUAY 777 -3.4 4 - 56 75.0 8 845 1.0 PERU 18,211 9.0 74 76.2 542 63.3 105 18,932 10.1 SURINAME 655 19.1 7 16.7 7 600.0 5 674 19.5 URUGUAY 3,146 18.4 77 381.3 107 118.4 17 3,347 21.8 VENEZUELA 41,130 -5.4 145 8.2 1,500 115.8 282 43,057 -3.6 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 46 9.5 0 0.0 0 -100.0 0 46 7.0

CENTRAL AMERICA 62,940 -4.2 121 39.1 1,868 71.4 300 65,229 -3.0

BELIZE 1,127 -19.3 6 500.0 107 59.7 24 1,264 -14.5 COSTA RICA 13,709 -11.0 39 34.5 225 49.0 46 14,019 -10.5 EL SALVADOR 8,844 -8.4 2 -33.3 343 57.3 28 9,217 -7.2 GUATEMALA 16,308 -2.4 34 30.8 662 57.2 85 17,089 -0.8 HONDURAS 8,231 7.3 15 275.0 226 111.2 64 8,536 8.7 NICARAGUA 3,215 -6.5 4 -20.0 118 156.5 10 3,347 -5.0 PANAMA 11,506 0.5 21 10.5 187 133.8 43 11,757 1.3


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CARIBBEAN 79,927 -14.2 3,317 -12.6 3,308 122.9 824 87,376 -12.4

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 1,123 -8.9 19 26.7 40 185.7 12 1,194 -6.4 ARUBA 1,112 -52.8 46 -54.9 23 475.0 8 1,189 -51.8 BAHAMAS 13,481 -20.1 1,696 -10.3 335 737.5 62 15,574 -17.7 BARBADOS 4,735 -7.6 275 66.7 206 108.1 68 5,284 -3.6 BERMUDA 1,031 -45.5 15 50.0 26 160.0 6 1,078 -43.8 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 679 -39.8 542 -39.5 19 850.0 8 1,248 -39.0 CAYMAN ISLANDS 3,506 -13.1 11 1000.0 73 461.5 30 3,620 -11.7 DOMINICA 438 7.9 11 -15.4 25 31.6 5 479 7.4 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 18,621 4.2 114 -54.8 442 174.5 210 19,387 4.9 HAITI 6,311 5.4 5 -64.3 319 38.1 77 6,712 6.1 JAMAICA 10,978 -9.6 43 0.0 777 122.0 136 11,934 -6.2 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 1,522 -70.2 297 33.8 17 30.8 8 1,844 -66.3 ST. LUCIA 767 -5.2 6 -33.3 62 59.0 10 845 -2.8 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 9,412 -8.7 122 144.0 572 89.4 93 10,199 -5.7 OTHER CARIBBEAN 6,211 -21.8 115 2.7 372 98.9 91 6,789 -19.3____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 2,286,953 9.6 25,693 34.5 137,375 62.7 5,697 2,455,718 11.5

MEXICO 133,360 3.5 354 78.8 993,800 0.1 796 1,128,310 0.5

CANADA 567,044 12.4 6,245 37.7 971,457 11.6 0 1,544,746 12.0

GRAND TOTAL 2,987,357 9.9 32,292 35.4 2,102,632 7.9 6,493 5,128,774 9.0

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TABLE E.2NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND MODE OF TRANSPORTATIONJANUARY - OCTOBER 2010



WESTERN EUROPE 9,043,708 3.6 108,956 17.5 509,038 13.6 32,252 9,693,954 4.1

AUSTRIA 132,873 4.2 1,553 18.7 9,199 17.2 537 144,162 4.9 BELGIUM 207,692 5.4 1,433 29.4 9,720 13.0 782 219,627 5.8 CROATIA 11,217 -5.5 167 -11.2 783 63.1 104 12,271 -2.8 DENMARK 215,253 3.8 1,194 26.2 11,178 58.1 539 228,164 5.6 FINLAND 87,931 -2.6 396 9.1 3,846 9.7 352 92,525 -2.2 FRANCE 1,062,572 13.5 5,039 12.0 80,226 -16.3 5,641 1,153,478 10.6 GERMANY 1,370,887 1.6 20,598 33.6 97,479 24.8 3,847 1,492,811 3.1 GREECE 48,066 10.1 306 -13.8 2,822 153.8 482 51,676 13.3 ICELAND 28,519 29.7 86 7.5 830 52.9 83 29,518 29.9 IRELAND 285,964 -12.2 2,216 55.4 9,960 8.9 694 298,834 -11.4 ITALY 637,435 8.6 4,546 -1.3 44,258 87.0 2,589 688,828 11.3 LUXEMBOURG 14,622 1.6 185 29.4 604 29.3 55 15,466 2.6 NETHERLANDS 455,843 3.8 4,607 28.3 29,111 5.6 1,255 490,816 3.9 NORWAY 186,034 16.2 1,556 75.8 5,464 33.5 541 193,595 16.9 PORTUGAL 70,189 30.1 623 67.5 5,505 -2.1 187 76,504 27.0 SLOVENIA 14,806 -2.1 90 0.0 1,185 8.0 95 16,176 -1.7 SPAIN 500,679 5.5 2,617 10.1 32,587 45.9 2,478 538,361 7.1 SWEDEN 294,761 14.1 1,469 62.0 7,660 25.3 750 304,640 14.5 SWITZERLAND 310,328 11.0 3,086 14.3 17,843 10.1 1,450 332,707 10.9 UNITED KINGDOM 3,089,873 -0.8 56,775 11.5 136,986 7.5 9,645 3,293,279 -0.5 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 18,164 -3.6 414 1.7 1,792 39.2 146 20,516 -1.0

EASTERN EUROPE 466,314 2.8 3,652 13.7 29,387 49.7 3,717 503,070 4.8

BULGARIA 14,564 -4.4 121 -6.9 1,497 57.4 129 16,311 -1.0 CZECH REPUBLIC 50,777 -3.7 279 17.2 3,027 -6.1 294 54,377 -3.8 ESTONIA 8,389 -36.8 74 -24.5 409 1.7 46 8,918 -35.9 HUNGARY 40,232 4.8 297 53.1 3,230 28.9 213 43,972 6.3 LATVIA 8,487 -3.6 43 48.3 855 61.0 68 9,453 0.0 LITHUANIA 7,616 -36.4 94 -11.3 290 34.9 81 8,081 -34.9 POLAND 91,951 -2.5 740 -5.6 6,086 71.8 633 99,410 0.0 ROMANIA 30,897 2.2 462 32.4 5,724 73.7 266 37,349 9.4 RUSSIA 134,874 18.6 968 23.9 1,147 329.6 1,220 138,209 19.4 SLOVAKIA 23,470 8.2 146 -18.0 2,257 26.0 141 26,014 9.1 UKRAINE 31,136 10.2 327 29.8 2,521 86.6 364 34,348 13.7 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 23,921 -3.7 101 36.5 2,344 50.9 262 26,628 -0.4


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ASIA 5,494,457 22.6 14,302 0.8 440,274 87.9 11,421 5,960,454 25.7

INDIA 494,025 11.9 2,423 -0.4 78,632 110.6 2,846 577,926 19.4 INDONESIA 38,273 5.8 240 -41.5 4,501 78.0 169 43,183 9.7 JAPAN 2,787,627 17.8 4,926 10.5 52,519 6.0 2,381 2,847,453 17.5 KOREA, SOUTH 810,810 46.8 1,030 16.8 120,793 105.8 1,446 934,079 52.2 MALAYSIA 38,672 23.3 484 3.4 4,522 142.5 158 43,836 29.2 PAKISTAN 28,154 3.2 11 -64.5 5,878 31.1 201 34,244 6.8 PRC (EXCL HK) 600,456 48.8 805 -1.0 86,631 127.0 1,362 689,254 55.2 HONG KONG 100,782 11.6 806 -27.6 13,104 111.7 425 115,117 17.1 PHILIPPINES 118,704 -5.0 1,127 -10.6 28,723 93.8 608 149,162 5.1 ROC (TAIWAN) 229,633 17.9 1,049 -6.3 24,897 144.7 652 256,231 23.7 SINGAPORE 99,861 30.3 910 38.7 7,181 76.2 285 108,237 32.6 THAILAND 61,329 7.4 265 -22.1 3,134 117.0 247 64,975 9.9 VIETNAM 36,259 9.6 21 -4.5 3,390 248.0 173 39,843 15.9 OTHER ASIA 49,872 9.7 205 12.6 6,369 61.9 468 56,914 13.7

MIDDLE EAST 586,794 7.6 3,555 3.4 34,709 95.8 4,772 629,830 10.3

BAHRAIN 6,589 17.9 8 -65.2 190 137.5 37 6,824 19.2 CYPRUS 8,127 -1.8 72 -21.7 459 166.9 70 8,728 1.5 EGYPT 32,441 12.7 51 50.0 2,324 81.7 500 35,316 15.7 IRAN 8,642 15.8 4 33.3 780 -8.9 52 9,478 12.9 ISRAEL 242,140 -4.0 2,879 4.7 20,054 109.4 1,836 266,909 0.1 JORDAN 12,984 2.4 9 28.6 1,045 74.2 106 14,144 5.6 KUWAIT 28,941 11.7 33 0.0 538 112.6 239 29,751 12.6 LEBANON 13,389 2.1 20 33.3 2,014 54.2 114 15,537 6.8 QATAR 12,582 31.0 3 -78.6 184 206.7 85 12,854 31.8 SAUDI ARABIA 75,052 44.9 65 1.6 1,870 85.5 715 77,702 45.7 SYRIA 4,353 10.2 1 -75.0 259 24.5 42 4,655 11.0 TURKEY 88,369 14.8 290 16.9 3,498 96.3 654 92,811 16.6 UAE 46,665 8.1 102 -21.5 1,011 231.5 283 48,061 9.5 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 6,520 14.1 18 -18.2 483 103.8 39 7,060 17.0

AFRICA 243,322 5.6 2,238 23.5 17,699 58.8 2,708 265,967 8.2

ETHIOPIA 7,032 -2.0 1 - 411 44.2 39 7,483 -0.1 GHANA 14,957 6.7 11 -8.3 938 86.1 187 16,093 8.9 IVORY COAST 1,878 -15.4 5 400.0 291 29.9 14 2,188 -11.6 KENYA 12,061 -6.2 33 -37.7 1,024 51.0 79 13,197 -3.5 MOROCCO 14,069 7.3 21 -22.2 1,583 50.8 282 15,955 10.9 NIGERIA 65,014 16.4 41 -10.9 2,501 47.6 619 68,175 17.6 SENEGAL 5,512 5.5 3 0.0 555 56.8 109 6,179 9.1 SOUTH AFRICA 57,253 -1.8 1,949 26.8 4,363 86.1 568 64,133 2.2 OTHER AFRICA 65,546 6.4 174 30.8 6,033 50.3 811 72,564 9.1

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OCEANIA 799,590 23.5 33,253 38.9 75,152 62.8 4,092 912,087 26.0

AUSTRALIA 655,543 22.6 29,232 44.6 60,473 70.1 3,483 748,731 25.7 FIJI 3,182 10.2 8 -20.0 2,007 156.6 39 5,236 40.4 NEW ZEALAND 132,644 33.1 3,978 7.8 12,543 28.7 520 149,685 31.2 OTHER OCEANIA 8,221 -18.8 35 29.6 129 35.8 50 8,435 -18.4

SOUTH AMERICA 2,516,241 18.4 16,476 50.1 72,356 95.0 13,206 2,618,279 19.4

ARGENTINA 358,607 21.4 3,098 68.3 10,300 132.6 1,746 373,751 23.0 BOLIVIA 25,141 6.4 252 183.1 747 90.6 220 26,360 7.5 BRAZIL 928,471 35.3 3,846 45.1 19,243 99.6 3,875 955,435 35.8 CHILE 119,142 14.4 1,074 66.3 3,827 68.2 497 124,540 15.4 COLOMBIA 374,541 17.8 3,141 54.0 12,754 85.1 1,677 392,113 18.9 ECUADOR 156,016 16.6 1,010 109.1 3,076 104.7 990 161,092 17.1 GUYANA 10,389 1.0 79 21.5 2,772 35.0 185 13,425 6.3 PARAGUAY 11,818 15.7 73 114.7 535 99.6 107 12,533 17.9 PERU 137,674 7.4 759 57.1 4,705 62.1 924 144,062 8.3 SURINAME 7,348 3.4 156 9.9 55 243.8 60 7,619 3.4 URUGUAY 35,276 14.6 331 74.2 1,020 78.3 226 36,853 15.4 VENEZUELA 351,301 -6.8 2,652 14.9 13,307 116.1 2,698 369,958 -5.0 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 517 2.8 5 25.0 15 25.0 1 538 1.3

CENTRAL AMERICA 571,924 -0.3 1,533 24.3 17,970 73.4 3,213 594,640 0.7

BELIZE 14,492 -9.6 21 5.0 887 43.3 164 15,564 -8.0 COSTA RICA 125,094 5.4 619 66.8 2,269 91.3 494 128,476 6.0 EL SALVADOR 85,961 -10.4 47 -16.1 3,159 85.4 431 89,598 -9.1 GUATEMALA 131,499 -0.7 243 5.7 6,635 48.8 745 139,122 0.8 HONDURAS 88,085 -2.9 216 39.4 2,055 82.8 634 90,990 -2.2 NICARAGUA 31,234 -4.2 71 9.2 1,064 138.0 242 32,611 -3.1 PANAMA 95,559 9.4 316 -6.0 1,901 131.5 503 98,279 10.1


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CARIBBEAN 909,831 -0.0 34,742 -18.3 33,750 108.3 10,528 988,851 0.5

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 13,112 -2.4 194 -1.0 386 131.1 130 13,822 -1.0 ARUBA 13,218 -24.4 213 -30.2 185 374.4 29 13,645 -23.6 BAHAMAS 172,704 6.4 18,755 -13.3 2,982 551.1 759 195,200 5.3 BARBADOS 40,543 5.8 1,448 -16.2 2,064 94.0 624 44,679 5.8 BERMUDA 15,232 -12.7 120 -4.8 370 302.2 97 15,819 -11.0 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 7,795 -13.5 8,933 -10.1 212 130.4 189 17,129 -11.0 CAYMAN ISLANDS 37,481 -8.3 109 -31.9 592 516.7 391 38,573 -7.8 DOMINICA 5,766 12.9 148 -45.0 289 84.1 75 6,278 11.4 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 185,944 8.8 1,955 -62.8 4,243 189.2 1,811 193,953 7.7 HAITI 68,235 8.8 113 -16.3 3,612 22.9 1,270 73,230 8.7 JAMAICA 138,700 -5.7 410 5.7 7,775 110.7 2,010 148,895 -3.6 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 23,072 -31.4 614 -1.9 218 120.2 284 24,188 -30.6 ST. LUCIA 11,584 16.5 114 -15.6 769 76.0 226 12,693 17.8 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 103,744 -4.9 764 -5.2 5,841 61.4 1,284 111,633 -3.2 OTHER CARIBBEAN 72,701 -0.2 852 2.3 4,212 135.6 1,349 79,114 2.6____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 20,632,181 10.4 218,707 12.7 1,230,335 46.3 85,909 22,167,132 11.7

MEXICO 1,342,538 12.6 6,000 -17.7 9,706,072 8.3 9,417 11,064,027 8.8

CANADA 5,762,335 14.1 153,807 -17.3 11,273,432 10.6 0 17,189,574 11.4

GRAND TOTAL 27,737,054 11.2 378,514 -2.3 22,209,839 11.1 95,326 50,420,733 10.9

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TABLE F.1NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND AGEOCTOBER 2010

AGE GROUP ________________________________________________________________________________________WORLD REGION/COUNTRY MEAN MEDIANOF RESIDENCE 0-17 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65 OR OVER AGE AGE_________________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ _____ ______

WESTERN EUROPE 130,554 77,909 225,701 250,207 236,568 160,052 103,638 40.7 41.0

AUSTRIA 888 1,152 3,479 3,392 3,143 1,793 1,315 41.3 41.0 BELGIUM 1,776 1,531 4,719 5,698 5,203 3,076 1,593 41.2 41.0 CROATIA 39 60 373 276 161 152 65 40.0 38.0 DENMARK 4,780 3,628 4,526 6,420 6,260 4,480 2,704 39.1 40.0 FINLAND 1,356 1,001 2,401 2,527 2,212 1,469 664 38.7 39.0 FRANCE 16,656 10,565 26,739 27,030 25,045 18,894 10,515 39.8 40.0 GERMANY 20,524 13,146 35,531 41,294 43,939 23,147 17,696 41.0 42.0 GREECE 156 312 1,298 1,132 933 843 581 43.8 42.0 ICELAND 624 478 853 1,172 1,153 840 464 40.8 42.0 IRELAND 3,296 2,246 8,643 7,620 6,294 4,770 3,521 40.7 40.0 ITALY 2,702 4,184 17,419 15,809 11,315 7,498 4,852 40.8 39.0 LUXEMBOURG 97 78 282 294 267 188 96 41.4 42.0 NETHERLANDS 4,664 4,024 10,659 12,496 12,918 8,571 4,749 41.9 42.0 NORWAY 2,369 1,954 3,827 4,639 4,475 2,983 1,671 40.1 41.0 PORTUGAL 302 363 2,353 1,943 1,424 1,039 557 41.2 39.0 SLOVENIA 232 166 493 479 295 173 69 36.2 36.0 SPAIN 2,306 2,766 17,263 13,539 8,413 5,265 3,004 39.4 37.0 SWEDEN 6,087 3,601 7,213 9,374 8,896 5,960 3,499 39.5 41.0 SWITZERLAND 5,280 3,943 9,066 9,193 8,879 4,741 3,171 38.8 39.0 UNITED KINGDOM 56,256 22,582 68,120 85,511 84,960 63,841 42,598 41.3 42.0 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 164 129 444 369 383 329 254 42.8 42.0

EASTERN EUROPE 2,950 3,311 14,825 11,918 8,607 7,896 4,206 41.4 39.0

BULGARIA 35 70 318 247 235 357 242 49.0 48.0 CZECH REPUBLIC 428 423 1,840 1,527 969 831 344 39.1 37.0 ESTONIA 113 101 382 254 167 120 45 36.3 34.0 HUNGARY 277 300 1,253 1,152 654 688 345 41.2 38.0 LATVIA 82 121 296 186 154 121 68 39.7 35.0 LITHUANIA 10 23 93 69 79 83 43 45.0 45.0 POLAND 279 462 2,469 1,831 1,365 1,436 623 42.0 39.0 ROMANIA 97 194 1,036 744 402 706 574 45.3 42.0 RUSSIA 1,155 985 4,526 3,937 3,006 2,074 1,181 40.4 39.0 SLOVAKIA 126 224 1,004 635 502 467 176 40.4 37.0 UKRAINE 239 246 990 860 619 589 353 42.7 40.0 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 109 162 618 476 455 424 212 42.5 41.0


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ASIA 39,241 39,415 158,918 121,941 88,120 80,901 44,381 40.5 38.0

INDIA 1,976 2,303 14,020 8,193 6,482 9,020 4,329 42.8 39.0 INDONESIA 105 210 562 707 705 581 332 44.8 45.0 JAPAN 22,996 24,311 81,010 54,957 36,006 37,593 21,242 39.2 36.0 KOREA, SOUTH 8,752 3,939 25,820 20,397 14,005 11,732 6,344 39.4 37.0 MALAYSIA 164 241 1,203 1,201 861 701 332 42.3 40.0 PAKISTAN 173 174 592 459 456 504 360 45.0 44.0 PRC (EXCL HK) 1,771 3,954 17,087 17,174 13,998 9,308 5,922 42.9 41.0 HONG KONG 222 537 2,230 2,589 1,978 1,298 566 42.3 41.0 PHILIPPINES 1,303 1,091 3,134 3,633 3,565 2,914 1,816 43.4 43.0 ROC (TAIWAN) 608 1,052 7,120 5,742 4,455 3,307 1,531 42.1 40.0 SINGAPORE 399 427 2,897 3,562 2,452 1,382 401 40.8 40.0 THAILAND 427 485 1,576 1,697 1,558 1,222 492 42.0 42.0 VIETNAM 81 256 565 647 668 524 336 44.4 44.0 OTHER ASIA 264 435 1,102 983 931 815 378 42.2 41.0

MIDDLE EAST 2,522 5,318 12,453 11,711 9,765 8,472 4,307 41.8 40.0

BAHRAIN 15 35 135 80 79 49 10 38.4 37.0 CYPRUS 36 30 203 111 95 72 44 39.8 37.0 EGYPT 149 267 762 533 628 641 343 43.8 43.0 IRAN 39 24 134 112 142 161 111 46.7 49.0 ISRAEL 994 1,800 4,904 5,198 4,382 4,783 2,549 44.4 43.0 JORDAN 47 109 286 268 220 209 147 43.3 42.0 KUWAIT 165 378 473 432 437 222 62 36.5 36.0 LEBANON 31 102 356 312 272 217 167 43.6 42.0 QATAR 57 123 268 210 194 84 15 36.4 36.0 SAUDI ARABIA 521 1,561 1,367 783 810 346 126 33.3 28.0 SYRIA 17 36 104 52 94 86 72 45.3 47.0 TURKEY 198 550 2,150 2,327 1,630 1,181 564 41.9 40.0 UAE 224 261 1,169 1,163 660 334 63 37.3 37.0 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 29 42 142 130 122 87 34 40.7 41.0

AFRICA 1,039 1,245 5,034 6,449 5,841 3,709 1,834 43.3 43.0

ETHIOPIA 30 7 116 126 116 105 110 49.7 47.0 GHANA 64 61 273 354 363 265 99 43.6 44.0 IVORY COAST 2 18 40 27 36 24 8 41.5 41.0 KENYA 25 66 237 272 255 175 75 43.2 43.0 MOROCCO 62 131 296 218 234 295 178 45.6 45.0 NIGERIA 294 184 1,077 2,016 1,918 990 357 44.0 44.0 SENEGAL 19 52 114 120 108 84 32 41.3 40.0 SOUTH AFRICA 212 265 1,244 1,649 1,273 845 596 44.2 42.0 OTHER AFRICA 331 461 1,637 1,667 1,538 926 379 41.0 41.0

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OCEANIA 7,270 7,231 21,706 19,804 18,876 16,624 8,683 41.7 41.0

AUSTRALIA 5,923 6,305 18,662 16,198 15,139 13,312 6,763 41.2 41.0 FIJI 16 24 122 123 104 109 57 49.7 44.0 NEW ZEALAND 1,286 872 2,827 3,337 3,467 3,039 1,776 43.6 44.0 OTHER OCEANIA 45 30 95 146 166 164 87 45.9 47.0

SOUTH AMERICA 37,400 14,707 63,868 72,926 56,942 38,572 24,625 40.4 40.0

ARGENTINA 4,756 1,547 6,568 9,432 7,677 5,614 3,926 42.0 42.0 BOLIVIA 161 122 461 522 444 271 220 42.0 42.0 BRAZIL 14,262 6,105 28,401 27,700 20,352 12,765 6,346 38.5 37.0 CHILE 1,060 448 2,640 3,649 3,014 2,009 1,199 42.8 42.0 COLOMBIA 7,606 1,912 9,011 11,439 9,247 5,987 4,343 40.3 40.0 ECUADOR 2,441 1,517 3,920 4,364 3,647 2,515 1,626 40.3 39.0 GUYANA 45 68 223 267 276 211 83 44.6 44.0 PARAGUAY 40 71 196 190 168 101 70 41.2 40.0 PERU 3,080 580 2,691 4,509 3,381 2,368 2,197 42.0 41.0 SURINAME 22 17 118 152 184 122 57 45.1 46.0 URUGUAY 183 118 688 713 709 532 387 45.2 44.0 VENEZUELA 3,736 2,202 8,946 9,972 7,835 6,071 4,169 41.9 41.0 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 8 0 5 17 8 6 2 38.6 41.0

CENTRAL AMERICA 7,092 3,799 12,583 14,856 11,362 8,300 6,883 41.7 40.0

BELIZE 41 83 303 370 250 141 73 40.9 39.0 COSTA RICA 1,136 706 3,453 3,571 2,533 1,611 936 40.2 39.0 EL SALVADOR 726 420 1,222 1,725 1,535 1,459 2,074 48.4 47.0 GUATEMALA 2,807 1,021 3,058 3,677 2,737 2,015 1,691 39.8 38.0 HONDURAS 465 538 1,706 2,000 1,615 1,246 897 44.1 42.0 NICARAGUA 163 145 655 707 775 521 359 45.1 44.0 PANAMA 1,754 886 2,186 2,806 1,917 1,307 853 38.5 38.0


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CARIBBEAN 5,905 5,054 16,628 20,888 18,361 12,205 7,906 43.0 42.0

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 87 69 233 325 262 138 75 40.6 40.0 ARUBA 188 88 181 265 217 155 94 39.1 40.0 BAHAMAS 1,548 1,237 2,845 3,557 3,274 1,876 1,187 41.3 41.0 BARBADOS 442 255 887 1,247 1,213 822 398 42.8 43.0 BERMUDA 94 30 214 269 228 156 85 42.0 42.0 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 87 64 295 364 270 118 43 39.7 39.0 CAYMAN ISLANDS 429 212 689 948 752 372 206 39.3 40.0 DOMINICA 19 32 79 120 118 73 37 43.1 44.0 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 1,019 1,230 3,714 4,464 4,057 2,782 1,961 44.0 43.0 HAITI 236 207 1,261 1,963 1,459 910 619 45.4 43.0 JAMAICA 603 670 2,659 3,086 2,357 1,537 969 42.2 41.0 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 197 102 280 449 425 252 138 41.7 42.0 ST. LUCIA 21 54 201 230 173 119 42 41.5 41.0 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 321 459 1,960 2,235 2,438 1,826 927 44.9 45.0 OTHER CARIBBEAN 614 345 1,130 1,366 1,118 1,069 1,125 44.8 44.0_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 233,973 157,989 531,716 530,700 454,442 336,731 206,463 40.8 40.0

MEXICO EXCL LAND 11,355 7,113 29,250 35,333 23,324 16,109 11,645 41.2 40.0

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TABLE F.2NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND AGEJANUARY - OCTOBER 2010


WESTERN EUROPE 1,096,531 895,380 1,952,802 1,924,910 1,852,097 1,204,145 763,923 39.7 39.0

AUSTRIA 12,073 17,934 34,456 28,622 27,717 14,312 9,007 38.7 37.0 BELGIUM 21,039 23,348 44,443 45,588 46,533 25,540 13,033 39.5 39.0 CROATIA 802 1,298 3,429 2,668 1,856 1,480 702 39.3 36.0 DENMARK 30,091 24,203 37,742 45,449 43,065 29,421 18,098 39.7 40.0 FINLAND 10,205 8,707 22,153 20,012 16,420 10,425 4,581 37.9 37.0 FRANCE 158,901 127,301 229,499 209,582 205,090 144,904 77,646 38.8 38.0 GERMANY 135,407 144,165 297,330 297,224 324,304 170,222 123,673 40.5 41.0 GREECE 3,082 4,824 12,735 10,460 8,674 7,108 4,660 41.3 39.0 ICELAND 3,789 2,880 5,043 5,960 5,629 3,933 2,273 38.9 39.0 IRELAND 31,635 27,768 73,515 57,585 47,950 34,713 25,556 39.2 37.0 ITALY 63,216 57,328 182,562 155,077 119,671 69,845 40,884 39.1 38.0 LUXEMBOURG 1,910 1,503 3,306 3,131 3,069 1,750 786 38.7 39.0 NETHERLANDS 50,749 42,330 89,742 98,601 104,099 67,801 37,323 41.1 41.0 NORWAY 24,619 24,655 36,047 36,990 35,409 23,041 12,733 38.4 38.0 PORTUGAL 6,795 5,256 18,436 16,943 13,661 9,466 5,903 40.2 39.0 SLOVENIA 1,543 1,849 4,671 3,486 2,555 1,505 557 36.5 35.0 SPAIN 57,014 42,790 156,457 120,489 85,566 48,304 27,347 37.9 36.0 SWEDEN 32,996 34,539 59,971 59,296 55,232 39,246 23,214 39.1 39.0 SWITZERLAND 32,945 38,076 74,180 67,704 64,083 33,971 21,553 38.8 38.0 UNITED KINGDOM 415,753 262,708 562,852 636,495 638,063 463,995 312,203 40.6 41.0 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 1,967 1,918 4,233 3,548 3,451 3,163 2,191 41.5 41.0

EASTERN EUROPE 41,232 49,868 127,262 100,882 76,885 70,777 34,791 39.7 38.0

BULGARIA 882 1,802 3,458 2,648 2,512 3,131 1,832 43.3 42.0 CZECH REPUBLIC 4,174 5,818 14,635 11,055 8,309 7,305 3,006 38.7 37.0 ESTONIA 768 1,091 2,769 1,834 1,213 850 375 36.0 34.0 HUNGARY 3,256 4,143 11,769 9,812 5,697 6,227 3,007 39.6 37.0 LATVIA 886 1,415 2,531 1,617 1,333 1,067 587 37.5 34.0 LITHUANIA 636 916 2,004 1,487 1,258 1,089 673 41.1 38.0 POLAND 8,768 10,308 23,578 18,926 15,198 15,414 6,918 40.5 38.0 ROMANIA 2,107 2,733 9,356 7,256 4,271 6,771 4,726 43.4 40.0 RUSSIA 12,659 12,167 34,706 30,003 23,569 16,663 7,998 39.0 37.0 SLOVAKIA 1,926 3,283 8,056 4,580 3,676 3,354 1,107 37.6 34.0 UKRAINE 2,814 3,049 8,260 6,977 5,417 5,020 2,695 40.5 38.0 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 2,356 3,143 6,140 4,687 4,432 3,886 1,867 39.9 38.0


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ASIA 595,920 691,683 1,398,809 1,174,633 867,146 757,430 463,479 38.9 37.0

INDIA 27,086 54,459 138,446 81,580 77,176 122,724 73,613 43.4 42.0 INDONESIA 4,051 7,000 5,920 7,251 8,725 6,741 3,394 40.6 40.0 JAPAN 313,245 313,710 687,556 569,853 386,223 351,790 222,411 38.5 36.0 KOREA, SOUTH 128,065 92,748 232,421 200,075 129,876 92,647 56,438 36.9 35.0 MALAYSIA 1,886 5,482 9,958 9,727 7,823 5,859 2,988 40.2 39.0 PAKISTAN 3,771 3,734 6,298 4,813 5,076 6,025 4,417 42.3 41.0 PRC (EXCL HK) 56,498 130,413 143,465 133,912 107,906 69,233 45,846 38.6 36.0 HONG KONG 7,257 14,901 22,016 25,962 24,106 14,034 6,635 40.0 39.0 PHILIPPINES 15,784 9,701 25,870 30,735 28,286 22,357 16,133 42.6 42.0 ROC (TAIWAN) 20,277 25,120 69,647 52,798 41,737 30,523 15,603 39.3 37.0 SINGAPORE 5,854 9,471 24,352 30,813 22,222 11,790 3,650 39.4 39.0 THAILAND 4,571 7,010 15,110 12,618 11,725 9,802 3,899 39.8 38.0 VIETNAM 3,495 8,037 5,997 5,850 7,146 5,415 3,774 40.1 38.0 OTHER ASIA 4,080 9,897 11,753 8,646 9,119 8,490 4,678 40.1 38.0

MIDDLE EAST 75,001 81,704 130,420 112,490 99,840 83,903 43,942 39.0 37.0

BAHRAIN 1,004 1,317 1,351 1,116 1,201 673 148 35.2 33.0 CYPRUS 742 888 2,507 1,445 1,323 1,040 743 40.2 37.0 EGYPT 3,631 3,725 7,411 5,808 5,473 5,552 3,537 41.1 39.0 IRAN 593 582 2,105 1,347 1,625 1,902 1,270 45.7 46.0 ISRAEL 31,788 20,961 45,671 48,643 44,905 47,727 26,045 42.3 42.0 JORDAN 1,653 1,565 2,984 2,415 2,298 1,822 1,328 40.6 38.0 KUWAIT 5,270 6,397 5,749 4,556 4,509 2,413 763 34.0 31.0 LEBANON 1,022 1,662 3,736 2,808 2,517 2,104 1,614 41.1 39.0 QATAR 1,959 2,464 2,838 2,577 2,035 778 164 33.5 32.0 SAUDI ARABIA 12,648 22,151 19,581 8,116 9,367 4,140 1,405 30.8 27.0 SYRIA 306 411 974 653 819 781 695 44.8 44.0 TURKEY 7,491 12,312 22,245 19,868 15,044 10,348 5,167 38.8 37.0 UAE 6,151 6,334 11,752 11,783 7,462 3,690 770 35.3 35.0 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 743 935 1,516 1,355 1,262 933 293 37.9 37.0

AFRICA 26,533 21,756 47,715 58,784 53,274 36,329 19,686 41.2 41.0

ETHIOPIA 758 503 1,281 1,414 1,322 1,280 862 44.1 43.0 GHANA 1,612 1,538 2,928 3,158 3,341 2,287 1,093 41.5 41.0 IVORY COAST 231 296 380 468 457 273 56 38.5 38.0 KENYA 791 1,336 2,368 2,764 2,652 2,166 1,032 42.4 41.0 MOROCCO 1,654 1,676 2,575 2,315 2,549 3,160 1,887 43.4 44.0 NIGERIA 9,453 3,720 9,547 16,962 15,786 8,515 3,765 41.1 42.0 SENEGAL 615 627 1,128 1,290 1,173 930 358 40.9 40.0 SOUTH AFRICA 5,001 4,249 11,746 14,738 12,369 9,047 6,726 42.7 42.0 OTHER AFRICA 6,418 7,811 15,762 15,675 13,625 8,671 3,907 39.3 38.0

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OCEANIA 84,689 72,383 178,896 160,471 168,061 155,352 91,874 41.4 42.0

AUSTRALIA 69,112 61,793 152,577 131,724 135,133 125,418 72,709 41.1 41.0 FIJI 258 257 1,116 1,088 1,063 961 479 43.8 43.0 NEW ZEALAND 14,186 9,763 24,050 25,954 30,172 27,562 17,929 42.7 44.0 OTHER OCEANIA 1,133 570 1,153 1,705 1,693 1,411 757 41.6 43.0

SOUTH AMERICA 388,037 186,885 488,278 553,014 461,873 311,463 218,229 39.4 39.0

ARGENTINA 66,629 22,829 57,563 77,600 65,930 47,166 35,042 39.6 39.0 BOLIVIA 3,379 2,585 4,681 5,076 4,672 3,224 2,523 40.7 40.0 BRAZIL 137,549 70,514 215,034 206,920 164,756 102,087 55,815 38.1 37.0 CHILE 17,901 8,329 21,940 28,090 23,044 15,021 9,738 39.8 39.0 COLOMBIA 52,719 26,367 68,950 81,119 71,165 49,301 39,913 41.4 41.0 ECUADOR 25,589 15,571 27,119 31,301 27,774 19,209 13,595 38.8 38.0 GUYANA 1,241 800 2,212 2,841 2,982 2,176 1,113 43.3 43.0 PARAGUAY 2,573 1,313 2,276 2,146 2,023 1,257 864 38.1 36.0 PERU 18,676 9,074 21,420 29,197 24,992 19,588 20,014 43.1 42.0 SURINAME 1,110 471 1,062 1,664 1,571 1,046 667 41.6 42.0 URUGUAY 5,539 2,209 6,131 6,898 6,888 4,809 4,211 41.4 41.0 VENEZUELA 55,050 26,783 59,787 80,042 65,976 46,516 34,704 40.5 40.0 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 82 40 103 120 100 63 30 38.1 39.0

CENTRAL AMERICA 66,638 46,060 108,338 125,728 102,068 73,586 68,661 41.7 40.0

BELIZE 1,787 1,521 3,053 3,736 2,872 1,559 961 39.2 38.0 COSTA RICA 14,871 9,644 28,519 29,382 22,797 13,829 8,708 39.4 38.0 EL SALVADOR 6,412 5,652 11,496 15,143 14,040 14,023 22,298 48.6 48.0 GUATEMALA 14,109 10,562 25,997 29,505 24,180 17,723 16,225 42.3 41.0 HONDURAS 11,486 8,004 15,964 19,542 15,657 11,127 8,563 40.8 39.0 NICARAGUA 2,969 2,521 6,035 6,213 6,458 4,553 3,659 42.8 42.0 PANAMA 15,004 8,156 17,274 22,207 16,064 10,772 8,247 39.6 38.0


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CARIBBEAN 128,144 78,093 170,040 216,902 186,564 118,655 85,052 40.8 40.0

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 1,619 1,035 2,543 3,295 2,837 1,546 885 40.3 40.0 ARUBA 2,234 1,073 2,038 3,002 2,677 1,686 926 39.1 40.0 BAHAMAS 30,999 19,285 32,459 40,649 36,679 20,548 13,866 39.4 39.0 BARBADOS 5,246 3,223 7,170 9,493 9,399 6,401 3,570 41.8 42.0 BERMUDA 1,393 759 3,301 3,757 3,288 1,970 1,314 41.3 41.0 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 1,599 1,072 4,067 4,722 3,521 1,414 663 39.0 38.0 CAYMAN ISLANDS 5,883 2,516 7,415 9,650 7,103 3,778 2,101 38.1 38.0 DOMINICA 738 534 1,102 1,374 1,194 778 517 41.4 41.0 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 25,453 16,381 32,641 41,869 35,625 23,023 17,211 40.8 40.0 HAITI 8,450 3,512 11,300 19,687 14,047 8,300 7,237 42.3 41.0 JAMAICA 19,682 12,155 28,461 34,322 25,813 16,314 11,294 40.3 39.0 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 2,945 1,650 3,354 5,772 5,435 3,294 1,708 40.6 42.0 ST. LUCIA 1,508 1,019 2,656 3,075 2,389 1,340 627 39.8 39.0 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 10,646 8,100 19,680 21,510 23,872 17,112 10,237 42.6 43.0 OTHER CARIBBEAN 9,749 5,779 11,853 14,725 12,685 11,151 12,896 43.7 43.0_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 2,502,725 2,123,812 4,602,560 4,427,814 3,867,808 2,811,640 1,789,637 39.5 39.0

MEXICO EXCL LAND 174,291 101,948 263,402 317,834 227,886 152,411 115,883 39.8 39.0

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TABLE G.1FIRST INTENDED ADDRESS OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS BY WORLD REGION OF RESIDENCEOCTOBER 2010

U.S. STATE/TERRITORY OF WESTERN EASTERN MIDDLE SOUTH CENTRAL TOTAL MEXICODESTINATION* EUROPE EUROPE ASIA EAST AFRICA OCEANIA AMERICA AMERICA CARIBBEAN OVERSEAS EXCL LAND__________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

ALABAMA 2,571 140 1,344 188 95 123 199 159 103 4,922 224ALASKA 455 59 481 5 6 116 39 22 18 1,201 25ARIZONA 11,302 504 3,918 557 169 795 1,066 289 221 18,821 1,386ARKANSAS 1,028 48 384 110 48 73 155 97 18 1,961 226CALIFORNIA 153,172 7,559 98,684 6,893 1,888 35,899 20,237 9,800 1,789 335,921 24,528COLORADO 8,663 665 3,303 791 388 934 1,374 293 144 16,555 1,008CONNECTICUT 7,029 614 2,239 424 209 224 1,202 293 600 12,834 458DELAWARE 1,377 70 446 65 52 30 169 39 51 2,299 69DIST. OF COLUMBIA 16,829 928 4,624 1,507 1,223 800 3,188 998 490 30,587 1,280FLORIDA 236,003 6,742 10,378 3,566 1,620 4,191 161,344 23,717 41,824 489,385 22,863GEORGIA 16,283 805 5,283 873 1,179 676 3,555 1,015 1,305 30,974 1,754GUAM 177 52 64,854 4 0 168 18 3 4 65,280 6HAWAII 7,356 367 119,031 118 56 10,980 724 47 35 138,714 349IDAHO 536 37 337 61 17 94 33 21 3 1,139 69ILLINOIS 34,574 3,139 14,752 2,217 852 1,999 6,557 1,796 732 66,618 7,880INDIANA 3,551 192 2,052 325 136 184 468 239 100 7,247 592IOWA 1,323 77 829 77 85 96 210 61 33 2,791 238KANSAS 1,038 89 633 107 60 84 243 88 44 2,386 157KENTUCKY 3,092 158 1,329 175 109 173 575 117 109 5,837 645LOUISIANA 5,419 197 1,441 206 138 874 868 565 245 9,953 757MAINE 2,066 120 388 57 30 170 140 31 45 3,047 33MARYLAND 9,949 700 4,309 875 1,460 413 1,773 1,308 724 21,511 497MASSACHUSETTS 50,988 1,949 11,052 2,482 1,039 2,012 4,354 985 1,662 76,523 1,466MICHIGAN 11,285 730 7,760 763 338 601 1,154 257 253 23,141 1,746MINNESOTA 5,380 356 2,614 346 372 322 746 266 147 10,549 705MISSISSIPPI 717 33 214 29 40 64 75 63 37 1,272 107MISSOURI 2,580 234 1,350 257 98 266 483 151 73 5,492 443MONTANA 759 30 944 27 18 146 33 9 1 1,967 32NORTH CAROLINA 9,262 446 3,308 510 333 340 1,312 697 558 16,766 1,053NORTH DAKOTA 703 40 269 36 27 38 46 15 11 1,185 29NEBRASKA 17,134 65 692 64 41 365 139 63 83 18,646 126NEVADA 52,412 1,392 17,325 1,537 349 6,742 8,553 1,443 920 90,673 13,111NEW HAMPSHIRE 2,445 109 629 112 49 82 106 25 52 3,609 84NEW JERSEY 29,034 2,016 18,987 2,428 928 996 6,199 1,799 2,746 65,133 1,214NEW MEXICO 1,725 115 695 49 23 111 189 112 53 3,072 164NEW YORK 323,793 12,491 48,714 14,657 4,310 14,186 45,438 4,967 16,454 485,010 9,521OHIO 7,036 531 4,403 865 297 388 982 364 236 15,102 934OKLAHOMA 1,121 109 482 157 116 109 305 96 49 2,544 262OREGON 4,285 310 3,292 366 68 446 335 118 35 9,255 513PENNSYLVANIA 17,004 1,218 5,269 1,192 549 636 1,624 409 846 28,747 826PUERTO RICO 2,877 117 95 34 18 51 1,466 521 2,471 7,650 759RHODE ISLAND 1,601 90 375 99 97 67 258 212 175 2,974 67


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SOUTH CAROLINA 5,026 246 890 132 73 139 454 152 158 7,270 321SOUTH DAKOTA 383 11 84 4 5 28 15 9 2 541 14TENNESSEE 5,585 271 1,693 263 132 296 507 349 152 9,248 555TEXAS 33,517 1,887 15,681 2,821 2,571 2,459 9,637 4,577 1,491 74,641 21,849UTAH 2,061 204 1,641 122 64 419 426 128 31 5,096 303VERMONT 1,892 59 354 94 48 92 204 24 55 2,822 17VIRGIN ISLANDS 32 13 8 8 4 2 48 13 697 825 7VIRGINIA 12,359 884 5,939 1,406 908 609 2,254 1,805 443 26,607 644WEST VIRGINIA 421 25 179 54 31 33 46 10 15 814 20WASHINGTON 17,570 1,402 24,123 1,055 740 2,746 1,532 458 204 49,830 1,004WISCONSIN 3,707 227 1,575 248 106 220 482 117 87 6,769 590WYOMING 242 33 77 15 7 40 18 9 10 451 16NOT REPORTED 36,141 2,961 52,061 3,361 1,731 6,064 16,652 4,008 8,532 131,511 10,964___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 1,184,870 53,866 573,813 54,794 25,350 100,211 310,209 65,229 87,376 2,455,718 134,510

* THE FIRST INTENDED ADDRESS WILL UNDERSTATE THE TOTAL NUMBER OF TRAVELERS TO ANY GIVEN STATE (SEE INTRODUCTION).

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TABLE G.2FIRST INTENDED ADDRESS OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS BY WORLD REGION OF RESIDENCEJANUARY - OCTOBER 2010


ALABAMA 20,148 1,359 13,215 1,686 1,000 981 2,269 1,482 1,335 43,475 2,251ALASKA 47,018 2,026 20,759 2,073 573 19,884 1,971 433 367 95,104 2,530ARIZONA 89,431 4,284 37,564 5,423 1,833 6,645 9,361 2,936 1,964 159,441 15,974ARKANSAS 7,510 483 5,826 1,218 571 656 1,881 1,398 375 19,918 1,807CALIFORNIA 1,409,091 66,684 999,717 88,682 19,285 319,225 176,776 80,391 16,247 3,176,098 268,729COLORADO 115,889 5,884 29,329 7,524 3,078 14,464 17,093 4,623 2,363 200,247 28,485CONNECTICUT 62,049 7,313 29,425 5,204 2,627 2,529 12,102 2,941 8,034 132,224 4,019DELAWARE 11,066 704 6,028 733 716 386 1,551 393 797 22,374 786DIST. OF COLUMBIA 116,530 8,272 37,978 11,647 9,468 6,298 22,823 6,720 4,896 224,632 9,042FLORIDA 1,819,352 57,973 117,705 53,629 19,925 32,432 1,353,842 214,520 459,230 4,128,608 231,805GEORGIA 123,068 8,062 59,301 8,333 13,110 5,591 29,683 10,850 20,360 278,358 16,041GUAM 1,545 357 740,211 55 14 1,601 107 20 19 743,929 38HAWAII 56,729 3,525 1,126,918 1,272 655 97,474 5,954 532 538 1,293,597 2,605IDAHO 7,026 484 4,373 569 346 1,144 686 205 96 14,929 1,047ILLINOIS 261,391 32,483 135,806 19,703 7,689 15,044 40,041 12,052 6,074 530,283 59,560INDIANA 31,747 2,434 31,569 4,492 1,747 1,961 5,283 2,444 1,214 82,891 6,905IOWA 11,420 1,019 11,812 1,146 767 1,001 2,405 555 306 30,431 1,980KANSAS 10,312 1,056 10,682 1,913 1,020 823 2,793 830 408 29,837 2,032KENTUCKY 19,590 1,323 12,990 1,719 1,175 1,718 3,439 1,141 1,072 44,167 3,840LOUISIANA 53,181 3,211 18,356 3,501 1,615 7,237 10,452 5,713 2,945 106,211 6,953MAINE 21,377 1,458 4,836 896 417 1,102 1,349 223 535 32,193 431MARYLAND 73,552 6,900 42,689 9,524 15,361 3,393 14,677 11,923 9,154 187,173 4,103MASSACHUSETTS 355,294 17,228 117,645 27,236 11,462 13,334 42,105 10,144 19,635 614,083 14,705MICHIGAN 95,831 8,033 79,399 9,854 4,207 5,718 11,255 2,336 3,173 219,806 16,329MINNESOTA 49,395 3,471 30,929 4,990 3,012 3,049 6,517 2,427 1,904 105,694 5,899MISSISSIPPI 5,864 459 3,010 429 347 500 1,047 546 431 12,633 893MISSOURI 24,493 2,003 21,454 3,172 1,625 2,468 5,532 1,847 1,635 64,229 4,821MONTANA 14,600 581 5,508 757 365 2,011 656 123 124 24,725 272NORTH CAROLINA 71,115 4,378 32,460 5,129 3,554 3,290 12,700 6,144 6,686 145,456 9,193NORTH DAKOTA 6,635 338 3,104 492 372 399 389 130 196 12,055 189NEBRASKA 78,731 681 6,754 931 542 2,023 1,734 653 693 92,742 1,565NEVADA 430,774 11,839 143,134 16,542 3,796 50,598 57,498 11,518 8,728 734,427 141,174NEW HAMPSHIRE 22,435 1,249 7,452 1,337 469 793 1,493 270 651 36,149 868NEW JERSEY 233,633 23,269 179,987 29,422 10,808 7,984 52,570 16,765 30,359 584,797 12,401NEW MEXICO 14,529 884 5,938 734 409 1,160 1,757 815 441 26,667 1,869NEW YORK 2,431,745 110,449 461,588 162,658 46,213 114,937 361,386 45,136 189,676 3,923,788 97,712OHIO 61,896 6,125 52,955 9,916 3,855 3,714 9,223 3,091 2,690 153,465 8,214OKLAHOMA 10,096 1,007 8,371 2,022 1,768 1,004 3,363 1,031 738 29,400 2,580OREGON 39,924 3,034 40,826 4,717 976 4,808 3,470 1,359 438 99,552 5,930PENNSYLVANIA 130,519 11,383 70,124 13,980 6,428 5,936 15,354 4,295 10,535 268,554 8,145PUERTO RICO 30,596 858 1,312 546 192 505 16,229 7,257 30,900 88,395 7,944RHODE ISLAND 15,207 944 6,796 1,441 1,121 770 1,994 1,915 2,228 32,416 1,420


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TABLE G.2FIRST INTENDED ADDRESS OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS BY WORLD REGION OF RESIDENCEJANUARY - OCTOBER 2010


SOUTH CAROLINA 39,258 2,237 8,798 1,416 995 1,224 3,977 1,564 1,929 61,398 3,847SOUTH DAKOTA 4,571 185 1,494 161 122 358 213 111 80 7,295 189TENNESSEE 41,502 2,228 17,601 2,788 1,567 2,660 4,883 3,056 2,206 78,491 5,406TEXAS 261,625 16,345 158,298 28,247 23,806 18,190 86,461 45,129 13,893 651,994 201,031UTAH 33,909 2,082 20,432 1,761 714 5,301 6,395 1,810 732 73,136 8,014VERMONT 19,511 830 3,765 884 543 781 1,687 261 859 29,121 336VIRGIN ISLANDS 2,705 203 254 100 235 331 698 158 9,535 14,219 148VIRGINIA 98,739 8,866 63,695 15,984 9,620 5,103 20,454 15,855 5,281 243,597 6,050WEST VIRGINIA 4,023 357 2,560 1,041 332 325 600 112 243 9,593 243WASHINGTON 190,027 14,903 251,221 11,918 6,262 30,236 16,548 4,066 2,644 527,825 13,711WISCONSIN 36,841 3,072 21,864 3,350 1,215 2,365 5,308 1,443 1,015 76,473 7,548WYOMING 8,168 313 2,348 273 134 951 483 129 144 12,943 390NOT REPORTED 460,741 25,942 632,289 34,660 15,909 77,672 147,762 40,819 100,100 1,535,894 97,956___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 9,693,954 503,070 5,960,454 629,830 265,967 912,087 2,618,279 594,640 988,851 22,167,132 1,357,955


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U.S. STATE/TERRITORY OF NETHER- UNITED ROC DESTINATION* FRANCE GERMANY ITALY LANDS KINGDOM JAPAN KOREA, S. (TAIWAN) AUSTRALIA ARGENTINA BRAZIL__________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

ALABAMA 132 952 67 122 781 350 549 10 101 17 72ALASKA 44 105 20 26 133 337 39 34 84 2 16ARIZONA 1,239 2,058 342 722 4,391 1,348 622 176 670 157 367ARKANSAS 112 211 35 60 299 117 21 13 52 33 52CALIFORNIA 27,337 27,556 8,406 7,149 43,836 29,931 19,861 6,869 29,162 2,522 7,996COLORADO 676 1,593 334 515 3,115 1,226 390 149 759 204 557CONNECTICUT 584 1,202 399 390 2,460 312 301 53 198 151 423DELAWARE 109 344 56 56 496 64 42 17 26 19 75DIST. OF COLUMBIA 1,945 2,375 919 886 5,537 1,523 717 83 677 596 1,098FLORIDA 11,774 34,874 6,960 9,472 125,590 3,829 1,318 411 3,528 19,827 53,596GEORGIA 1,310 3,529 653 910 5,873 1,460 1,305 169 571 313 1,546GUAM 22 26 16 6 70 53,009 8,102 1,805 101 1 11HAWAII 940 1,895 252 284 1,891 102,147 7,212 3,386 9,845 137 399IDAHO 53 116 36 57 155 116 53 20 73 3 10ILLINOIS 3,818 6,427 2,680 1,713 9,046 4,198 2,548 432 1,718 873 2,965INDIANA 433 829 141 198 1,101 704 216 76 156 49 212IOWA 105 330 59 82 315 134 70 18 76 21 107KANSAS 98 231 37 77 312 108 73 28 71 22 96KENTUCKY 367 765 99 163 686 679 78 32 145 80 217LOUISIANA 764 749 184 292 1,869 369 174 57 733 105 277MAINE 240 480 76 135 706 103 111 8 140 7 37MARYLAND 1,257 1,723 526 544 3,389 608 792 216 328 207 604MASSACHUSETTS 5,425 8,506 2,557 2,207 17,684 3,900 1,445 520 1,755 580 1,992MICHIGAN 801 3,706 807 793 3,091 2,038 1,825 184 523 159 525MINNESOTA 476 1,049 216 390 1,439 687 365 114 277 104 253MISSISSIPPI 43 178 45 39 260 86 27 4 54 9 24MISSOURI 238 590 99 179 850 235 165 87 232 92 197MONTANA 50 167 12 59 324 68 35 734 104 7 14NORTH CAROLINA 720 2,092 420 428 3,368 730 359 138 291 112 509NORTH DAKOTA 25 331 20 23 129 40 72 4 32 4 20NEBRASKA 450 613 177 141 12,794 304 74 9 282 19 60NEVADA 2,706 6,806 1,160 1,743 30,443 7,985 2,167 1,012 6,094 857 5,170NEW HAMPSHIRE 226 530 37 127 935 99 191 33 75 7 57NEW JERSEY 3,463 6,842 1,434 1,531 7,643 2,129 5,621 801 875 443 1,950NEW MEXICO 176 441 74 134 498 295 141 41 96 24 87NEW YORK 49,657 44,888 24,617 17,578 82,403 17,144 9,187 1,341 12,936 6,232 22,809OHIO 709 1,637 449 530 2,011 1,301 424 121 306 76 437OKLAHOMA 88 249 52 77 409 89 98 27 87 38 108OREGON 294 875 131 330 1,665 1,223 446 250 322 47 134PENNSYLVANIA 2,027 3,699 959 970 5,032 918 758 223 536 199 647PUERTO RICO 324 463 92 632 500 24 8 4 48 227 170RHODE ISLAND 189 207 72 96 554 80 61 25 53 25 89


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SOUTH CAROLINA 404 1,595 100 185 1,869 279 125 22 126 67 148SOUTH DAKOTA 19 84 6 15 148 19 11 22 22 3 9TENNESSEE 394 1,216 239 288 2,126 713 243 62 258 51 225TEXAS 2,903 6,133 1,555 2,219 12,257 3,069 2,838 985 2,143 1,209 2,722UTAH 271 497 95 129 528 767 340 90 359 41 162VERMONT 429 357 64 124 515 94 36 8 72 21 78VIRGIN ISLANDS 2 5 0 2 11 0 0 0 1 9 8VIRGINIA 1,122 2,669 410 826 4,237 883 1,267 215 497 222 628WEST VIRGINIA 32 127 21 20 143 62 16 8 25 5 10WASHINGTON 1,431 3,343 616 1,066 6,078 4,491 4,259 1,431 1,928 141 667WISCONSIN 499 1,004 169 236 891 304 183 73 182 87 179WYOMING 17 44 20 20 72 22 3 1 34 4 7NOT REPORTED 6,502 5,990 4,766 1,089 11,003 25,516 13,750 1,210 2,472 3,137 5,427___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 135,471 195,303 63,788 58,085 423,961 278,266 91,134 23,861 82,311 39,604 116,255


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TABLE H.2FIRST INTENDED ADDRESS OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS BY COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEJANUARY - OCTOBER 2010


ALABAMA 1,157 7,728 753 835 5,394 2,602 5,135 272 814 205 802ALASKA 1,969 11,108 1,837 3,031 17,676 11,167 1,684 2,139 17,371 164 1,083ARIZONA 12,229 16,344 4,165 5,862 31,186 11,964 5,097 1,904 5,591 1,034 3,352ARKANSAS 907 1,492 334 372 2,444 1,423 515 172 490 316 588CALIFORNIA 242,809 239,328 105,953 77,019 381,528 274,849 195,940 86,031 256,143 25,700 71,411COLORADO 8,792 24,075 5,028 6,908 44,019 10,027 4,191 1,667 12,208 2,527 8,604CONNECTICUT 5,720 10,208 3,990 2,876 21,823 3,190 4,012 1,028 2,184 1,373 4,254DELAWARE 872 2,323 520 445 4,287 543 649 224 315 143 593DIST. OF COLUMBIA 14,580 15,310 8,184 6,878 35,262 12,506 5,774 1,152 5,342 3,879 7,718FLORIDA 114,400 233,072 90,929 81,450 909,588 42,521 12,536 5,832 27,777 198,853 440,420GEORGIA 10,869 25,494 5,942 8,025 42,742 12,115 14,674 2,373 4,611 2,730 10,001GUAM 149 240 155 80 464 613,988 89,402 22,398 1,204 9 51HAWAII 6,082 12,324 2,537 2,168 16,859 1,010,022 58,766 12,009 83,786 1,155 2,932IDAHO 638 1,386 376 596 2,027 1,287 580 303 860 66 295ILLINOIS 28,137 46,842 20,390 12,843 70,931 28,533 23,633 5,720 12,771 5,597 17,738INDIANA 2,986 7,473 1,875 1,726 9,302 6,358 5,204 1,480 1,613 508 2,317IOWA 1,225 2,824 586 873 2,588 1,470 1,511 390 776 298 1,227KANSAS 1,018 2,643 480 566 2,927 1,304 1,576 519 686 290 1,121KENTUCKY 2,042 4,840 761 1,148 5,522 5,157 1,373 431 1,425 539 1,329LOUISIANA 6,961 7,000 2,908 3,212 15,366 4,713 2,384 946 5,827 1,382 3,937MAINE 3,198 3,523 849 1,194 7,772 676 1,059 164 884 99 310MARYLAND 9,935 12,126 3,997 3,647 25,197 5,657 8,483 2,294 2,838 1,552 4,194MASSACHUSETTS 42,372 51,892 26,688 16,555 107,929 25,670 18,038 6,559 11,520 4,640 18,010MICHIGAN 7,401 29,320 7,370 6,378 25,431 17,905 14,498 2,593 4,749 1,367 5,166MINNESOTA 4,484 9,098 2,060 3,090 12,016 5,816 4,042 1,466 2,488 945 2,239MISSISSIPPI 425 1,472 317 304 1,866 722 420 112 383 73 384MISSOURI 2,053 5,243 1,141 1,470 7,572 2,937 3,339 1,056 1,992 860 2,202MONTANA 1,217 2,872 427 1,533 5,380 1,195 544 2,246 1,528 101 255NORTH CAROLINA 5,626 16,690 3,414 3,157 24,517 5,563 4,638 1,545 2,733 1,286 4,083NORTH DAKOTA 205 3,250 187 212 1,256 385 472 68 306 56 138NEBRASKA 15,602 3,265 1,265 905 46,413 2,195 700 153 1,462 269 666NEVADA 32,251 55,616 13,947 14,647 235,504 71,346 21,915 6,990 44,778 6,921 32,667NEW HAMPSHIRE 2,401 3,466 627 914 9,497 822 1,635 369 635 145 599NEW JERSEY 28,652 47,497 15,858 11,276 64,649 15,405 46,643 6,791 6,935 3,725 16,170NEW MEXICO 1,783 3,785 604 1,064 4,033 2,547 809 290 968 236 568NEW YORK 351,970 305,266 258,900 124,049 613,343 139,112 84,730 17,480 104,112 52,559 177,843OHIO 5,708 14,485 3,639 4,286 18,537 12,570 5,552 1,962 3,093 790 3,872OKLAHOMA 789 2,327 459 534 3,361 1,237 1,568 393 768 434 1,054OREGON 3,484 9,334 1,452 3,527 12,146 14,085 6,282 2,985 3,484 514 1,345PENNSYLVANIA 15,772 25,946 9,203 6,342 39,505 8,707 12,451 3,239 5,050 1,580 5,961PUERTO RICO 3,523 3,628 1,473 3,105 7,433 414 112 65 439 2,319 1,762RHODE ISLAND 1,719 2,062 1,015 714 4,470 641 1,322 412 574 223 637


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TABLE H.2FIRST INTENDED ADDRESS OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS BY COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEJANUARY - OCTOBER 2010


SOUTH CAROLINA 3,660 12,823 1,233 1,210 13,514 2,037 1,301 350 1,045 475 1,293SOUTH DAKOTA 291 1,005 252 235 1,623 371 327 59 298 22 109TENNESSEE 3,075 9,574 1,540 2,085 15,225 5,536 2,700 618 2,366 507 2,153TEXAS 25,442 43,614 12,929 16,072 94,786 25,262 26,716 10,445 15,435 10,545 24,655UTAH 5,538 6,584 1,729 2,221 9,426 8,227 3,415 1,521 4,211 587 2,890VERMONT 4,118 2,575 672 780 7,658 936 531 170 610 146 578VIRGIN ISLANDS 216 232 146 111 1,054 15 15 8 243 163 232VIRGINIA 10,584 19,407 4,184 5,809 34,517 7,743 14,023 1,990 4,258 2,122 4,920WEST VIRGINIA 417 829 320 154 1,361 665 232 62 270 50 188WASHINGTON 15,946 38,421 7,280 13,169 62,814 49,297 52,270 17,784 22,429 1,376 7,658WISCONSIN 4,040 9,533 2,087 2,312 8,866 3,271 3,381 1,177 1,897 697 2,130WYOMING 1,303 1,493 478 420 2,700 1,143 262 76 817 72 243NOT REPORTED 74,736 62,504 43,383 20,422 139,973 351,604 155,018 15,749 51,339 29,527 48,488___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 1,153,478 1,492,811 688,828 490,816 3,293,279 2,847,453 934,079 256,231 748,731 373,751 955,435


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TABLE I.1U.S. PORT OF ENTRY (ALL MODES) OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALSBY WORLD REGION OF RESIDENCEOCTOBER 2010

WESTERN EASTERN MIDDLE SOUTH CENTRAL TOTALPORTS EUROPE EUROPE ASIA EAST AFRICA OCEANIA AMERICA AMERICA CARIBBEAN OVERSEAS___________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 171 56 77,811 7 2 189 12 2 1 78,251ATLANTA, GA 48,574 2,927 7,347 2,064 4,255 205 17,730 3,744 1,081 87,927BALTIMORE, MD 2,025 60 95 63 138 60 0 2 63 2,506BLAINE, WA 5,311 403 15,740 347 270 1,925 679 110 172 24,957BOSTON, MA 46,774 1,749 1,956 1,480 810 435 107 24 506 53,841BROWNSVILLE, TX 49 2 9 3 1 5 57 39 18 183CALEXICO, CA 273 12 199 11 1 20 277 86 60 939CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 87 4 2 1 22 5 45 6 864 1,036CHICAGO, IL 67,250 4,499 31,959 4,154 1,014 765 4,433 601 110 114,785CINCINNATI, OH 1,161 91 100 32 14 0 5 0 0 1,403DALLAS, TX 13,971 590 5,693 516 425 459 10,718 3,189 138 35,699DETROIT, MI 17,502 896 13,645 612 612 391 456 62 152 34,328EAGLE PASS, TX 23 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 1 29EL PASO, TX 24 3 11 2 4 0 27 10 29 110FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 2,145 36 40 9 20 103 220 31 5,804 8,408HIDALGO, TX 298 12 140 11 5 8 417 75 37 1,003HONOLULU, HI 1,239 76 113,023 20 8 11,128 47 4 2 125,547HOUSTON, TX 21,930 1,240 4,790 1,859 1,521 428 12,846 8,007 636 53,257LAREDO, TX 149 7 53 2 2 9 97 28 15 362LAS VEGAS, NV 23,504 165 2,466 190 48 126 147 4 1 26,651LOS ANGELES, CA 86,545 4,350 70,943 4,071 893 53,293 8,187 7,209 154 235,645MIAMI, FL 70,671 3,146 1,342 1,420 527 1,203 158,156 23,861 33,232 293,558MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 8,803 397 3,512 175 355 48 12 2 3 13,307NEW YORK, NY 248,252 17,620 51,995 19,362 6,357 3,855 42,289 3,157 17,018 409,905NEWARK, NJ 133,950 2,481 13,539 6,693 729 1,163 5,710 3,103 1,423 168,791NIAGARA FALLS, NY 14,572 432 10,147 646 109 2,539 759 56 396 29,656NOGALES, AZ 240 6 89 1 5 43 115 41 31 571ORLANDO, FL 63,678 370 177 190 78 69 13,399 2,710 2,473 83,144PHILADELPHIA, PA 33,227 674 615 1,619 251 98 61 16 232 36,793PHOENIX, AZ 4,932 162 262 82 27 116 30 16 1 5,628PT EVERGLADES, FL 409 82 93 108 77 117 12,498 3,169 11,127 27,680PORTLAND, OR 1,268 113 2,235 48 22 19 3 0 4 3,712SAN ANTONIO, TX 156 5 35 9 0 3 132 47 23 410SAN DIEGO, CA 22 1 5 0 0 6 2 0 0 36SAN FRANCISCO, CA 53,234 2,232 56,039 1,231 426 9,180 2,049 972 50 125,413SAN JUAN, PR 2,490 141 81 17 31 29 2,088 442 5,086 10,405SANFORD, FL 18,354 6 4 0 1 7 0 2 0 18,374SEATTLE, WA 9,479 638 12,553 316 233 159 37 8 7 23,430TAMPA, FL 5,743 80 31 14 3 128 45 9 511 6,564WASHINGTON, DC 50,202 4,222 13,605 4,683 4,285 469 6,507 2,529 78 86,580OTHER 121,098 3,861 61,340 2,696 1,761 11,232 9,787 1,845 5,828 219,448UNKNOWN/BLANK 5,085 19 89 30 7 174 22 11 9 5,446___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 1,184,870 53,866 573,813 54,794 25,350 100,211 310,209 65,229 87,376 2,455,718

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AGANA, GU 1,727 398 889,313 67 24 2,246 94 39 33 893,941ATLANTA, GA 408,846 25,577 85,420 20,470 41,859 1,803 159,222 37,049 22,921 803,167BALTIMORE, MD 11,942 385 927 539 1,280 160 52 130 1,550 16,965BLAINE, WA 67,740 4,628 152,411 4,259 2,545 18,494 7,254 1,002 1,601 259,934BOSTON, MA 359,994 15,933 24,966 18,462 9,290 3,662 1,149 202 6,527 440,185BROWNSVILLE, TX 718 36 227 11 11 48 685 421 164 2,321CALEXICO, CA 2,074 94 1,776 53 20 155 2,218 699 492 7,581CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 4,381 139 160 59 445 645 916 72 13,771 20,588CHICAGO, IL 543,451 48,648 346,274 45,746 11,130 5,669 32,184 5,291 1,202 1,039,595CINCINNATI, OH 9,566 802 1,328 339 217 11 35 7 31 12,336DALLAS, TX 108,065 4,885 58,079 5,286 3,987 3,336 82,380 22,924 1,499 290,441DETROIT, MI 141,688 9,387 132,596 9,500 7,115 3,084 2,172 486 1,526 307,554EAGLE PASS, TX 200 9 12 4 1 10 3 0 3 242EL PASO, TX 394 26 106 11 4 15 197 99 72 924FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 11,219 312 299 142 189 633 1,509 221 65,563 80,087HIDALGO, TX 2,662 105 1,208 52 37 80 4,149 914 329 9,536HONOLULU, HI 12,393 709 1,088,197 317 92 101,288 442 134 64 1,203,636HOUSTON, TX 194,229 11,262 56,403 20,092 13,266 3,482 108,713 82,202 8,234 497,883LAREDO, TX 1,471 63 523 25 22 66 873 338 144 3,525LAS VEGAS, NV 211,493 2,275 23,877 2,725 542 1,898 1,689 980 53 245,532LOS ANGELES, CA 702,709 36,756 748,818 47,945 8,730 490,327 79,463 55,956 1,660 2,172,364MIAMI, FL 636,002 26,422 16,444 19,807 6,244 10,369 1,337,392 223,777 358,324 2,634,781MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 77,037 3,994 40,342 2,606 2,886 343 324 237 502 128,271NEW YORK, NY 1,925,940 164,050 545,071 222,023 73,255 29,527 338,921 26,980 186,070 3,511,837NEWARK, NJ 1,134,531 30,571 176,891 69,935 9,532 8,104 47,813 26,383 17,901 1,521,661NIAGARA FALLS, NY 114,903 4,574 75,523 9,106 1,399 15,324 6,643 570 4,033 232,075NOGALES, AZ 2,233 81 849 25 46 247 1,162 403 259 5,305ORLANDO, FL 512,281 4,237 3,221 4,113 1,843 845 116,221 24,226 31,015 698,002PHILADELPHIA, PA 308,916 4,571 7,456 18,918 2,749 1,058 695 347 5,932 350,642PHOENIX, AZ 34,536 1,234 2,489 1,036 244 888 297 993 116 41,833PT EVERGLADES, FL 18,158 1,463 1,276 1,008 1,073 2,083 110,121 26,337 122,841 284,360PORTLAND, OR 13,651 1,254 24,276 1,104 216 139 54 6 34 40,734SAN ANTONIO, TX 1,474 42 368 71 6 81 1,173 604 217 4,036SAN DIEGO, CA 2,034 74 244 28 26 298 142 44 28 2,918SAN FRANCISCO, CA 458,174 18,354 574,826 15,037 4,480 89,788 9,755 8,171 459 1,179,044SAN JUAN, PR 26,704 612 2,369 254 271 697 21,036 5,720 60,300 117,963SANFORD, FL 131,998 57 30 38 19 44 4 6 2,034 134,230SEATTLE, WA 91,818 6,880 142,704 4,066 1,638 1,514 276 118 158 249,172TAMPA, FL 38,701 994 250 166 114 242 132 104 4,935 45,638WASHINGTON, DC 368,062 36,384 136,966 50,874 40,854 3,521 54,895 20,706 2,041 714,303OTHER 984,880 34,522 594,320 33,175 18,157 108,909 85,357 19,558 63,735 1,942,613UNKNOWN/BLANK 14,959 271 1,619 336 109 954 467 184 478 19,377___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 9,693,954 503,070 5,960,454 629,830 265,967 912,087 2,618,279 594,640 988,851 22,167,132

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AGANA, GU 171 56 77,806 7 2 187 12 2 1 78,244ANCHORAGE, AK 47 4 1,036 1 2 18 12 3 21 1,144ATLANTA, GA 48,569 2,926 7,346 2,061 4,252 205 17,722 3,736 1,079 87,896BALTIMORE, MD 1,903 60 80 62 136 15 0 2 58 2,316BOSTON, MA 46,193 1,746 1,947 1,471 807 416 99 24 497 53,200CHARLOTTE AMALIE, VI 61 0 1 0 14 1 10 1 297 385CHARLOTTE, NC 13,465 441 156 152 47 79 2,973 250 439 18,002CHICAGO, IL 67,234 4,473 31,911 4,140 993 765 4,430 600 109 114,655CINCINNATI, OH 1,161 91 100 32 14 0 5 0 0 1,403DALLAS, TX 13,970 590 5,693 514 425 459 10,716 3,189 138 35,694DENVER, CO 7,419 405 321 352 129 102 8 7 0 8,743DETROIT, MI 15,615 656 11,669 367 486 105 272 19 14 29,203FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 2,320 84 78 74 45 133 12,507 3,155 15,237 33,633FT. MYERS, FL 463 66 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 534HONOLULU, HI 1,238 76 112,999 20 8 11,126 47 4 2 125,520HOUSTON, TX 21,925 1,238 4,782 1,855 1,518 427 12,836 7,997 632 53,210KEAHOLE-KONA, HI 11 1 5,382 0 0 2 0 0 1 5,397LAS VEGAS, NV 23,502 165 2,464 189 47 126 147 4 1 26,645LOS ANGELES, CA 86,509 4,317 70,797 4,038 883 53,244 8,150 7,170 154 235,262MEMPHIS, TN 2,009 90 46 33 14 3 1 5 3 2,204MIAMI, FL 69,339 2,993 1,248 1,201 506 904 156,755 23,674 32,355 288,975MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 8,802 397 3,511 175 355 48 12 2 3 13,305NEW YORK, NY 247,816 17,462 51,761 19,097 6,208 3,795 42,065 3,121 16,623 407,948NEWARK, NJ 133,763 2,463 13,498 6,683 724 1,133 5,705 3,099 1,414 168,482ORLANDO, FL 63,673 369 177 190 78 69 13,389 2,709 2,469 83,123PHILADELPHIA, PA 33,207 668 608 1,614 243 98 61 16 229 36,744PHOENIX, AZ 4,931 162 262 82 24 116 30 16 1 5,624PITTSBURGH, PA 415 52 53 8 4 2 3 0 4 541PORTLAND, OR 1,167 101 2,207 48 10 8 1 0 0 3,542RALEIGH/DURHAM, NC 1,465 18 64 12 13 10 3 0 3 1,588SALT LAKE CITY, UT 1,195 65 1,500 9 12 7 7 1 0 2,796SAN ANTONIO, TX 35 0 3 2 0 0 23 5 0 68SAN DIEGO, CA 22 0 4 0 0 6 1 0 0 33SAN FRANCISCO, CA 52,092 2,218 55,888 1,226 420 8,971 2,037 964 50 123,866SAN JUAN, PR 2,454 139 75 15 26 22 2,084 442 4,835 10,092SANFORD, FL 18,343 6 4 0 1 7 0 2 0 18,363SEATTLE, WA 9,474 636 12,542 316 233 158 37 8 7 23,411TAMPA, FL 5,186 68 7 8 2 13 8 1 496 5,789WASHINGTON, DC 50,176 4,202 13,575 4,636 4,270 469 6,494 2,525 78 86,425OTHER 52,713 770 27,413 334 253 5,302 1,163 177 2,673 90,798UNKNOWN/BLANK 2,055 10 24 19 1 9 21 9 2 2,150___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 1,112,108 50,284 519,039 51,044 23,205 88,560 299,846 62,940 79,927 2,286,953

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AGANA, GU 1,553 398 888,883 66 21 2,083 92 36 33 893,165ANCHORAGE, AK 7,406 279 17,540 27 17 392 64 13 104 25,842ATLANTA, GA 408,560 25,542 85,373 20,424 41,783 1,800 159,117 36,981 22,838 802,418BALTIMORE, MD 11,646 370 876 528 1,273 91 38 124 1,530 16,476BOSTON, MA 358,306 15,880 24,886 18,357 9,232 2,506 1,110 200 6,482 436,959CHARLOTTE AMALIE, VI 1,032 31 27 13 90 41 161 18 3,943 5,356CHARLOTTE, NC 99,909 3,524 1,989 1,513 453 776 18,294 2,435 7,542 136,435CHICAGO, IL 542,733 48,431 345,713 45,582 10,998 5,658 32,146 5,271 1,186 1,037,718CINCINNATI, OH 9,559 799 1,325 337 215 11 35 7 31 12,319DALLAS, TX 108,057 4,880 58,077 5,284 3,986 3,334 82,372 22,917 1,499 290,406DENVER, CO 78,734 3,157 3,186 3,091 1,064 887 406 1,555 27 92,107DETROIT, MI 124,650 6,983 114,162 7,210 5,894 591 708 130 205 260,533FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 19,963 946 873 785 432 1,289 106,775 25,960 169,156 326,179FT. MYERS, FL 16,234 688 9 9 4 3 7 3 5 16,962HONOLULU, HI 11,546 698 1,087,129 315 89 99,395 428 133 58 1,199,791HOUSTON, TX 193,906 11,118 55,899 20,047 13,226 3,472 108,571 82,068 8,198 496,505KEAHOLE-KONA, HI 103 5 58,998 27 2 271 3 4 10 59,423LAS VEGAS, NV 211,406 2,275 23,851 2,723 540 1,894 1,687 980 52 245,408LOS ANGELES, CA 700,584 36,493 746,305 47,546 8,625 488,414 79,175 55,560 1,642 2,164,344MEMPHIS, TN 15,383 1,089 679 612 301 21 18 15 79 18,197MIAMI, FL 622,567 24,971 15,595 18,014 5,904 9,208 1,321,190 221,417 350,486 2,589,352MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 76,939 3,989 40,302 2,598 2,874 343 322 237 501 128,105NEW YORK, NY 1,907,618 162,089 541,658 219,193 71,602 29,049 336,728 26,727 182,448 3,477,112NEWARK, NJ 1,126,669 30,277 176,279 69,703 9,414 7,798 47,638 26,333 17,784 1,511,895ORLANDO, FL 512,128 4,229 3,216 4,112 1,842 845 116,153 24,210 30,944 697,679PHILADELPHIA, PA 308,709 4,545 7,378 18,848 2,726 1,052 688 347 5,908 350,201PHOENIX, AZ 34,529 1,234 2,489 1,035 241 888 297 993 116 41,822PITTSBURGH, PA 3,419 427 811 229 72 9 17 5 10 4,999PORTLAND, OR 12,912 1,190 23,993 1,065 152 64 25 3 1 39,405RALEIGH/DURHAM, NC 10,846 227 642 250 136 115 100 24 68 12,408SALT LAKE CITY, UT 17,478 752 12,875 150 165 92 81 17 11 31,621SAN ANTONIO, TX 365 4 60 28 2 28 169 236 7 899SAN DIEGO, CA 517 24 66 5 6 94 77 40 9 838SAN FRANCISCO, CA 453,717 18,236 572,235 14,950 4,437 89,095 9,668 8,094 452 1,170,884SAN JUAN, PR 24,772 580 2,082 250 240 626 20,840 5,714 59,067 114,171SANFORD, FL 131,968 57 30 38 19 43 4 6 1,927 134,092SEATTLE, WA 91,161 6,864 142,537 4,059 1,630 1,453 264 117 86 248,171TAMPA, FL 37,104 885 128 153 102 70 70 86 4,880 43,478WASHINGTON, DC 367,453 36,193 136,636 50,530 40,650 3,516 54,791 20,640 2,034 712,443OTHER 378,438 5,836 298,908 6,890 2,803 42,204 15,567 2,112 28,082 780,840UNKNOWN/BLANK 3,129 119 757 198 60 69 345 156 390 5,223___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 9,043,708 466,314 5,494,457 586,794 243,322 799,590 2,516,241 571,924 909,831 20,632,181

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UNITEDPORTS BELGIUM FRANCE GERMANY IRELAND ITALY NETHERLANDS SPAIN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND KINGDOM___________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ ___________ __________ __________ ___________ __________

AGANA, GU 1 16 33 3 12 9 8 5 4 65ATLANTA, GA 1,761 3,814 13,190 248 1,793 2,439 1,659 1,310 2,178 16,034BALTIMORE, MD 29 44 191 19 84 45 16 21 21 1,355BLAINE, WA 46 332 1,061 165 119 218 111 196 281 2,259BOSTON, MA 594 4,914 8,117 1,716 2,590 2,108 1,485 1,001 1,779 17,170BROWNSVILLE, TX 0 4 8 3 6 1 11 1 1 13CALEXICO, CA 2 45 25 1 17 12 74 12 9 59CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 0 7 14 0 0 31 1 0 3 22CHICAGO, IL 3,090 5,615 14,152 1,128 3,618 3,152 3,000 6,221 1,821 18,686CINCINNATI, OH 33 608 139 4 102 18 23 9 45 149DALLAS, TX 187 1,570 3,228 152 570 574 987 384 282 5,028DETROIT, MI 203 1,131 4,592 90 714 3,338 164 593 160 5,231EAGLE PASS, TX 0 3 5 0 11 1 1 0 0 0EL PASO, TX 0 8 3 0 4 1 3 0 0 5FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 18 98 1,303 9 107 77 182 12 35 245HIDALGO, TX 1 44 66 2 18 8 82 1 2 29HONOLULU, HI 7 557 120 34 34 25 23 28 44 297HOUSTON, TX 304 2,199 3,357 173 753 2,153 610 440 337 9,323LAREDO, TX 2 15 27 0 12 8 45 11 3 15LAS VEGAS, NV 185 268 2,103 579 191 81 156 120 175 19,288LOS ANGELES, CA 975 22,538 13,713 1,069 5,619 3,022 1,998 2,226 3,504 26,247MIAMI, FL 754 8,355 13,348 396 6,126 3,485 7,108 2,074 4,396 19,031MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 148 652 916 46 213 1,796 73 389 134 3,090NEW YORK, NY 6,034 37,417 34,274 2,959 22,742 11,944 20,974 8,558 13,714 66,697NEWARK, NJ 3,629 11,298 19,374 1,312 5,631 6,739 2,453 12,865 4,240 46,016NIAGARA FALLS, NY 110 1,177 3,942 227 1,789 621 1,335 158 425 3,317NOGALES, AZ 3 36 58 2 9 17 44 10 8 39ORLANDO, FL 147 306 2,720 2,038 326 1,589 153 547 287 54,272PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,279 3,744 6,834 220 1,058 1,814 2,849 236 1,819 11,396PHOENIX, AZ 100 669 581 105 122 85 66 56 127 2,773PT EVERGLADES, FL 4 33 94 3 16 14 19 11 20 151PORTLAND, OR 24 95 271 9 70 272 42 60 25 239SAN ANTONIO, TX 1 13 33 1 36 15 33 1 4 14SAN DIEGO, CA 0 6 5 0 1 2 0 0 0 2SAN FRANCISCO, CA 599 6,189 11,626 1,197 2,306 2,620 1,052 1,961 2,775 18,097SAN JUAN, PR 19 600 97 18 143 653 548 9 36 284SANFORD, FL 6 8 9 61 2 2 5 76 0 16,285SEATTLE, WA 134 1,251 1,893 189 394 697 127 484 236 2,328TAMPA, FL 6 24 109 67 39 33 13 11 18 5,376WASHINGTON, DC 1,484 5,045 9,232 401 1,853 3,751 2,394 2,457 1,899 14,428OTHER 1,653 14,622 24,269 21,687 4,496 4,531 2,615 2,016 3,321 34,303UNKNOWN/BLANK 33 101 171 62 42 84 37 65 116 4,303___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 23,605 135,471 195,303 36,395 63,788 58,085 52,579 44,635 44,284 423,961

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AGANA, GU 27 141 312 27 152 96 42 53 87 540ATLANTA, GA 18,565 34,396 106,321 9,895 25,247 22,638 18,790 10,988 18,321 106,141BALTIMORE, MD 106 454 1,117 201 393 274 176 200 156 8,098BLAINE, WA 874 4,463 14,253 2,145 2,349 3,509 1,789 1,389 3,557 27,033BOSTON, MA 5,087 40,085 52,421 20,275 26,999 16,027 20,356 7,641 12,871 118,693BROWNSVILLE, TX 4 116 99 10 58 21 191 7 28 151CALEXICO, CA 29 305 247 35 175 70 623 17 71 403CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 67 405 211 58 151 209 74 95 151 2,543CHICAGO, IL 27,183 47,471 104,857 16,505 30,989 31,085 26,704 42,592 17,149 145,347CINCINNATI, OH 257 4,612 1,188 21 812 129 307 224 444 1,165DALLAS, TX 1,324 13,446 23,463 1,115 3,996 3,846 10,894 2,430 2,022 38,064DETROIT, MI 1,918 9,938 37,791 736 10,012 24,560 1,600 4,265 1,411 35,965EAGLE PASS, TX 1 14 58 7 72 3 26 0 8 6EL PASO, TX 8 86 99 3 45 14 67 0 9 54FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 91 663 5,744 149 941 292 860 123 246 1,664HIDALGO, TX 54 334 517 12 246 67 858 43 78 226HONOLULU, HI 77 3,113 1,963 343 423 322 255 318 647 3,720HOUSTON, TX 3,005 25,187 26,113 1,647 7,560 18,691 4,744 3,485 2,625 81,392LAREDO, TX 42 203 226 14 170 39 415 50 64 129LAS VEGAS, NV 927 11,811 20,963 6,298 2,797 1,017 1,632 1,018 1,742 158,819LOS ANGELES, CA 8,531 173,879 103,386 8,591 49,994 29,730 15,427 15,685 30,134 216,745MIAMI, FL 7,826 91,804 97,379 5,347 70,791 29,455 69,468 16,729 31,724 158,066MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 1,214 7,874 9,981 373 2,740 14,743 1,152 3,869 1,344 20,225NEW YORK, NY 55,530 289,005 229,355 45,569 235,775 83,699 208,425 42,633 87,266 477,133NEWARK, NJ 33,752 91,929 154,738 25,740 65,574 55,229 39,218 95,834 34,141 374,701NIAGARA FALLS, NY 2,004 10,149 23,883 1,498 22,071 6,969 12,813 1,465 2,974 20,247NOGALES, AZ 57 349 425 37 132 92 485 52 81 375ORLANDO, FL 1,430 2,859 24,555 26,612 3,661 17,280 1,904 3,371 2,065 413,782PHILADELPHIA, PA 10,675 32,680 61,882 6,146 22,117 17,619 31,170 2,533 9,507 86,752PHOENIX, AZ 667 4,330 3,904 720 1,258 754 590 375 780 19,254PT EVERGLADES, FL 252 854 4,521 300 1,284 824 780 822 633 6,371PORTLAND, OR 318 879 3,086 111 608 3,068 313 772 275 2,407SAN ANTONIO, TX 8 148 283 14 315 72 406 8 37 121SAN DIEGO, CA 45 48 654 14 101 277 52 36 65 586SAN FRANCISCO, CA 6,008 56,083 99,859 9,013 26,348 26,758 10,148 12,580 21,373 149,403SAN JUAN, PR 334 7,381 1,214 241 1,599 2,641 6,001 209 518 5,444SANFORD, FL 10 45 54 305 32 45 91 376 14 124,830SEATTLE, WA 1,511 11,652 18,676 1,522 3,635 7,450 1,933 3,344 2,271 24,282TAMPA, FL 46 421 503 491 567 501 123 108 117 35,188WASHINGTON, DC 15,315 42,907 60,585 2,847 17,070 30,136 18,945 14,703 16,307 100,705OTHER 14,317 130,282 194,322 103,613 49,270 40,162 28,262 14,049 28,959 316,289UNKNOWN/BLANK 131 677 1,603 234 299 403 252 149 435 10,220___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 219,627 1,153,478 1,492,811 298,834 688,828 490,816 538,361 304,640 332,707 3,293,279

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AGANA, GU 1 16 33 3 12 9 8 5 4 65ANCHORAGE, AK 0 1 26 0 0 2 0 0 11 3ATLANTA, GA 1,761 3,814 13,190 248 1,793 2,439 1,658 1,310 2,177 16,032BALTIMORE, MD 27 42 170 17 83 31 14 18 19 1,289BOSTON, MA 594 4,902 7,617 1,715 2,584 2,104 1,483 1,001 1,763 17,150CHARLOTTE AMALIE, VI 0 6 3 0 0 30 0 0 1 17CHARLOTTE, NC 69 2,099 4,596 34 493 56 60 220 120 5,088CHICAGO, IL 3,089 5,614 14,150 1,127 3,618 3,151 3,000 6,221 1,819 18,681CINCINNATI, OH 33 608 139 4 102 18 23 9 45 149DALLAS, TX 187 1,569 3,228 152 570 574 987 384 282 5,028DENVER, CO 54 282 1,881 119 349 71 123 203 218 3,415DETROIT, MI 179 985 4,263 47 570 3,232 140 529 108 4,445FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 20 122 1,363 11 114 80 198 13 48 275FT. MYERS, FL 5 1 385 0 1 11 0 0 17 7HONOLULU, HI 7 557 120 34 33 25 23 28 44 297HOUSTON, TX 304 2,198 3,357 173 753 2,153 610 440 337 9,319KEAHOLE-KONA, HI 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 8LAS VEGAS, NV 185 268 2,103 579 191 81 155 120 175 19,287LOS ANGELES, CA 975 22,531 13,709 1,069 5,617 3,021 1,997 2,225 3,499 26,233MEMPHIS, TN 26 70 294 4 24 465 6 107 29 545MIAMI, FL 735 8,236 13,037 377 6,073 3,326 7,078 2,048 4,336 18,632MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 148 652 916 46 213 1,796 73 389 134 3,089NEW YORK, NY 6,031 37,386 34,202 2,953 22,720 11,923 20,963 8,548 13,687 66,499NEWARK, NJ 3,621 11,295 19,353 1,307 5,630 6,738 2,450 12,858 4,236 45,892ORLANDO, FL 147 306 2,720 2,038 326 1,589 153 547 286 54,268PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,279 3,742 6,833 220 1,056 1,813 2,848 235 1,815 11,390PHOENIX, AZ 100 669 581 105 122 85 66 56 127 2,772PITTSBURGH, PA 6 143 63 2 52 4 9 17 12 80PORTLAND, OR 23 94 249 7 61 270 37 59 24 190RALEIGH/DURHAM, NC 15 37 37 13 13 18 3 19 8 1,246SALT LAKE CITY, UT 15 719 90 5 59 4 27 30 25 152SAN ANTONIO, TX 1 1 6 1 1 3 13 1 4 3SAN DIEGO, CA 0 6 5 0 1 2 0 0 0 2SAN FRANCISCO, CA 596 6,180 11,619 1,192 2,305 2,587 1,044 1,959 2,774 17,037SAN JUAN, PR 19 599 95 18 143 653 541 9 36 258SANFORD, FL 6 8 9 61 2 2 5 76 0 16,275SEATTLE, WA 134 1,251 1,890 189 393 697 127 484 236 2,328TAMPA, FL 4 17 31 38 30 10 10 10 0 5,004WASHINGTON, DC 1,484 5,042 9,227 401 1,852 3,750 2,391 2,456 1,897 14,423OTHER 647 3,177 7,428 20,822 1,255 2,109 834 951 1,348 11,055UNKNOWN/BLANK 22 16 19 15 11 68 7 34 2 1,837___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 22,549 125,261 179,038 35,146 59,225 55,000 49,164 43,620 41,704 399,765

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AGANA, GU 22 128 291 25 148 76 40 53 84 444ANCHORAGE, AK 99 389 4,120 10 361 173 135 33 1,338 101ATLANTA, GA 18,559 34,372 106,269 9,892 25,229 22,629 18,775 10,977 18,306 106,034BALTIMORE, MD 103 441 1,084 199 385 253 136 194 150 7,951BOSTON, MA 5,080 40,030 51,599 20,253 26,912 15,991 20,324 7,631 12,750 118,298CHARLOTTE AMALIE, VI 13 159 37 11 33 129 7 17 16 502CHARLOTTE, NC 516 15,219 36,822 400 9,114 677 776 1,379 1,011 29,329CHICAGO, IL 27,143 47,382 104,741 16,490 30,941 31,045 26,682 42,568 17,123 145,125CINCINNATI, OH 257 4,608 1,188 21 811 129 306 224 444 1,164DALLAS, TX 1,324 13,443 23,460 1,115 3,996 3,846 10,894 2,430 2,021 38,063DENVER, CO 649 3,518 20,685 887 3,292 804 898 1,400 2,326 38,081DETROIT, MI 1,726 8,723 34,536 312 8,651 23,573 1,307 3,765 1,041 29,341FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 212 1,207 8,414 285 1,634 644 1,405 672 533 3,865FT. MYERS, FL 207 59 13,888 2 42 640 51 24 435 41HONOLULU, HI 69 3,098 1,487 336 416 302 232 299 616 3,586HOUSTON, TX 3,001 25,157 26,062 1,645 7,545 18,680 4,729 3,477 2,616 81,288KEAHOLE-KONA, HI 0 12 17 0 3 3 9 1 9 39LAS VEGAS, NV 927 11,798 20,960 6,295 2,796 1,017 1,628 1,018 1,742 158,760LOS ANGELES, CA 8,499 173,388 103,179 8,565 49,902 29,648 15,382 15,628 30,023 215,938MEMPHIS, TN 324 597 2,497 92 343 3,924 113 897 196 2,884MIAMI, FL 7,601 90,577 95,132 5,003 69,825 28,600 68,717 16,121 31,230 154,120MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 1,214 7,870 9,963 373 2,735 14,723 1,147 3,864 1,343 20,198NEW YORK, NY 55,092 286,808 227,994 45,187 234,364 82,986 207,073 42,382 86,673 468,808NEWARK, NJ 33,616 91,460 153,418 25,612 65,427 55,024 39,053 95,682 33,949 370,077ORLANDO, FL 1,430 2,855 24,545 26,603 3,658 17,271 1,904 3,371 2,064 413,674PHILADELPHIA, PA 10,672 32,639 61,864 6,141 22,106 17,606 31,133 2,531 9,497 86,717PHOENIX, AZ 667 4,330 3,902 720 1,258 752 590 375 780 19,252PITTSBURGH, PA 43 1,277 610 6 392 41 145 112 95 469PORTLAND, OR 313 865 2,911 99 595 3,014 308 768 267 2,015RALEIGH/DURHAM, NC 108 327 242 110 129 120 55 170 93 9,065SALT LAKE CITY, UT 274 9,534 1,777 44 1,107 159 489 384 417 2,401SAN ANTONIO, TX 4 31 64 6 16 10 127 8 25 52SAN DIEGO, CA 6 34 38 8 92 66 19 16 30 153SAN FRANCISCO, CA 5,983 55,909 99,486 8,962 26,291 26,656 10,089 12,529 21,301 146,091SAN JUAN, PR 253 6,808 1,149 216 1,554 2,621 5,973 186 477 4,508SANFORD, FL 10 45 54 305 32 45 91 376 14 124,802SEATTLE, WA 1,498 11,601 18,493 1,520 3,601 7,424 1,913 3,338 2,246 24,033TAMPA, FL 34 401 324 425 478 390 110 96 93 34,195WASHINGTON, DC 15,292 42,809 60,492 2,843 17,023 30,111 18,900 14,688 16,281 100,551OTHER 4,819 32,571 46,898 94,869 14,093 13,931 8,953 5,019 10,619 125,651UNKNOWN/BLANK 33 93 195 77 105 110 61 58 54 2,207___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 207,692 1,062,572 1,370,887 285,964 637,435 455,843 500,679 294,761 310,328 3,089,873

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PHILIP- PRC ROC PORTS AUSTRIA DENMARK NORWAY INDIA JAPAN KOREA, S. PINES (EXCL HK) HONG KONG (TAIWAN) SINGAPORE__________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 1 3 1 8 63,435 10,035 1,038 558 702 1,904 57ATLANTA, GA 509 2,249 615 1,162 1,668 2,998 151 399 34 135 154BALTIMORE, MD 15 91 24 71 11 4 1 3 1 0 1BLAINE, WA 93 157 65 2,709 954 3,196 1,457 4,566 633 1,192 198BOSTON, MA 536 1,000 496 1,229 149 48 15 67 50 16 100BROWNSVILLE, TX 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 3 1 0 0CALEXICO, CA 4 1 2 4 26 68 35 36 7 12 2CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1CHICAGO, IL 873 2,335 1,528 5,832 11,028 3,866 270 7,565 470 615 690CINCINNATI, OH 6 2 5 87 2 0 0 5 0 0 0DALLAS, TX 146 233 185 1,051 2,617 1,062 66 159 28 267 39DETROIT, MI 185 332 417 1,441 4,731 2,213 1,496 2,425 294 309 138EAGLE PASS, TX 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0EL PASO, TX 0 0 0 0 5 0 4 1 0 1 0FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 27 7 14 3 11 6 7 10 1 0 2HIDALGO, TX 4 22 0 5 63 50 13 2 1 2 2HONOLULU, HI 20 12 6 32 97,243 7,082 656 3,900 171 3,413 148HOUSTON, TX 175 483 1,210 1,698 1,109 278 113 109 22 171 441LAREDO, TX 0 2 5 5 14 15 8 3 0 3 2LAS VEGAS, NV 106 75 60 116 533 778 580 344 26 31 21LOS ANGELES, CA 1,423 1,374 1,101 2,448 22,014 14,242 4,227 10,810 1,658 6,703 2,239MIAMI, FL 1,024 1,446 601 442 290 116 54 126 46 71 43MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 33 352 627 225 1,504 351 292 362 32 165 163NEW YORK, NY 4,188 5,682 3,140 8,494 13,837 11,340 1,356 7,440 2,108 769 1,836NEWARK, NJ 753 7,921 6,329 5,195 2,556 246 114 3,006 279 742 890NIAGARA FALLS, NY 294 711 84 883 2,370 3,350 322 1,924 199 324 291NOGALES, AZ 4 2 0 8 13 8 16 37 1 1 1ORLANDO, FL 138 405 328 95 23 10 3 13 10 5 6PHILADELPHIA, PA 454 122 422 438 30 31 8 20 11 7 14PHOENIX, AZ 55 63 48 204 24 5 1 3 2 8 2PT EVERGLADES, FL 9 4 7 18 5 5 19 7 11 3 5PORTLAND, OR 12 56 26 33 1,233 284 231 124 14 128 77SAN ANTONIO, TX 1 1 0 0 11 5 13 4 0 0 0SAN DIEGO, CA 0 2 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0SAN FRANCISCO, CA 925 1,525 1,040 4,490 17,625 7,832 2,818 12,178 1,757 3,730 2,601SAN JUAN, PR 15 9 11 14 19 28 3 5 4 6 0SANFORD, FL 0 82 183 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0SEATTLE, WA 152 502 366 651 5,883 1,964 241 2,096 85 742 187TAMPA, FL 8 4 7 7 6 3 6 3 1 0 0WASHINGTON, DC 1,267 3,019 1,695 2,549 4,088 1,977 113 2,892 54 172 311OTHER 1,687 2,510 1,254 4,900 23,101 17,625 1,723 8,163 728 2,211 857UNKNOWN/BLANK 23 8 13 6 23 13 12 21 0 3 6___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 15,166 32,804 21,924 46,555 278,266 91,134 17,485 69,389 9,441 23,861 11,525

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AGANA, GU 36 49 28 39 739,700 107,339 8,396 4,254 4,696 23,941 451ATLANTA, GA 4,737 19,759 5,337 16,018 19,632 34,686 1,766 4,945 641 1,507 1,158BALTIMORE, MD 69 218 119 746 35 34 9 12 16 11 14BLAINE, WA 1,314 1,642 1,115 21,059 14,195 36,454 11,814 39,659 6,827 11,599 2,598BOSTON, MA 4,257 5,890 4,411 17,984 839 473 93 661 521 162 954BROWNSVILLE, TX 2 2 9 26 29 44 70 33 7 10 0CALEXICO, CA 27 18 8 48 264 643 302 294 43 116 17CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 34 190 127 25 11 2 61 4 8 3 7CHICAGO, IL 8,027 17,027 12,691 75,645 89,771 50,611 3,247 87,563 5,253 7,260 6,832CINCINNATI, OH 45 88 33 1,236 16 16 3 28 0 2 11DALLAS, TX 1,148 1,440 1,302 10,784 23,869 12,273 682 2,240 433 2,602 327DETROIT, MI 1,763 2,923 4,812 16,442 42,111 17,339 11,455 31,660 2,738 3,289 1,764EAGLE PASS, TX 1 1 1 0 7 5 0 0 0 0 0EL PASO, TX 3 2 1 1 46 11 22 14 0 10 2FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 131 96 62 51 65 40 30 40 8 8 12HIDALGO, TX 30 64 16 68 348 572 132 44 3 18 6HONOLULU, HI 354 211 285 373 972,137 59,510 5,232 29,405 2,710 12,330 2,081HOUSTON, TX 1,826 3,241 10,676 21,118 12,662 3,750 1,318 1,252 254 1,489 4,330LAREDO, TX 25 16 29 81 137 128 73 30 5 20 8LAS VEGAS, NV 1,076 1,036 624 885 4,043 10,553 3,397 3,273 658 306 149LOS ANGELES, CA 12,323 13,298 10,887 28,695 215,692 154,304 38,984 115,048 21,592 83,209 21,361MIAMI, FL 11,164 12,088 8,908 5,789 3,620 1,347 743 1,054 655 855 666MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 435 3,012 6,548 3,460 17,879 3,617 2,359 5,775 492 2,045 1,495NEW YORK, NY 37,799 30,578 23,231 116,453 122,277 116,769 10,038 80,360 23,212 9,019 16,633NEWARK, NJ 8,733 54,778 49,162 73,632 23,676 4,791 1,858 42,177 4,809 11,243 8,587NIAGARA FALLS, NY 2,295 3,911 1,018 10,696 14,626 25,645 2,563 12,374 1,903 2,334 1,426NOGALES, AZ 36 24 14 76 105 106 119 349 12 33 16ORLANDO, FL 2,112 3,963 3,777 1,742 235 116 31 103 69 240 178PHILADELPHIA, PA 4,705 1,527 11,393 5,657 331 306 76 270 66 95 216PHOENIX, AZ 367 393 379 2,000 148 101 26 46 29 25 42PT EVERGLADES, FL 369 225 373 269 180 119 154 229 65 65 45PORTLAND, OR 147 648 534 838 14,521 2,712 961 1,958 196 1,136 836SAN ANTONIO, TX 13 7 3 9 93 53 134 47 2 7 5SAN DIEGO, CA 52 17 43 23 135 16 30 17 4 2 3SAN FRANCISCO, CA 9,019 12,153 8,467 52,612 159,086 80,965 23,993 126,385 25,333 46,889 23,618SAN JUAN, PR 203 134 196 172 1,031 782 36 112 40 82 24SANFORD, FL 4 327 1,013 0 20 2 1 1 0 0 0SEATTLE, WA 1,501 4,070 4,211 9,129 56,983 27,782 2,082 21,676 2,248 10,593 2,574TAMPA, FL 63 88 127 101 29 19 44 8 6 6 7WASHINGTON, DC 11,085 16,824 11,086 33,456 35,332 22,525 854 22,830 615 2,638 2,763OTHER 16,690 16,088 10,442 50,213 261,132 157,274 15,874 52,704 8,922 20,940 6,983UNKNOWN/BLANK 142 98 97 275 405 245 100 320 26 92 38___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 144,162 228,164 193,595 577,926 2,847,453 934,079 149,162 689,254 115,117 256,231 108,237

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AGANA, GU 1 3 1 8 63,433 10,035 1,036 557 702 1,904 57ANCHORAGE, AK 2 1 1 2 98 72 26 18 5 532 20ATLANTA, GA 509 2,249 614 1,162 1,668 2,998 151 399 34 135 154BALTIMORE, MD 15 91 17 71 2 1 1 1 1 0 1BOSTON, MA 522 1,000 496 1,226 147 46 15 67 48 16 100CHARLOTTE AMALIE, V 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0CHARLOTTE, NC 211 68 62 96 22 12 2 5 3 9 3CHICAGO, IL 873 2,335 1,528 5,818 11,025 3,864 269 7,550 470 609 689CINCINNATI, OH 6 2 5 87 2 0 0 5 0 0 0DALLAS, TX 146 233 185 1,051 2,617 1,062 66 159 28 267 39DENVER, CO 136 192 220 254 12 1 2 7 2 2 1DETROIT, MI 144 308 400 718 4,584 1,967 1,376 2,068 258 232 119FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 31 10 16 10 14 11 17 13 3 1 4FT. MYERS, FL 27 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0HONOLULU, HI 20 12 6 32 97,242 7,080 651 3,894 171 3,404 148HOUSTON, TX 175 483 1,210 1,695 1,109 278 112 107 22 171 441KEAHOLE-KONA, HI 0 0 0 3 5,355 5 1 4 4 7 1LAS VEGAS, NV 106 75 60 116 533 778 578 344 26 31 21LOS ANGELES, CA 1,423 1,374 1,101 2,436 22,009 14,228 4,209 10,758 1,654 6,684 2,237MEMPHIS, TN 8 170 194 26 0 0 0 2 0 0 0MIAMI, FL 1,008 1,410 566 407 284 111 45 105 44 65 40MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 33 352 627 225 1,504 351 292 362 32 165 163NEW YORK, NY 4,183 5,679 3,138 8,413 13,809 11,327 1,352 7,398 2,099 767 1,831NEWARK, NJ 751 7,918 6,329 5,177 2,553 245 111 3,005 270 739 888ORLANDO, FL 138 405 328 95 23 10 3 13 10 5 6PHILADELPHIA, PA 454 122 422 433 30 31 8 20 11 7 14PHOENIX, AZ 55 63 48 204 24 5 1 3 2 8 2PITTSBURGH, PA 5 2 7 46 2 0 0 3 0 0 0PORTLAND, OR 9 56 25 24 1,233 274 226 122 14 128 77RALEIGH/DURHAM, NC 3 4 10 50 1 2 1 0 0 0 4SALT LAKE CITY, UT 9 10 26 22 1,025 160 94 55 22 31 36SAN ANTONIO, TX 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0SAN DIEGO, CA 0 2 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0SAN FRANCISCO, CA 925 1,525 1,038 4,443 17,622 7,826 2,800 12,140 1,750 3,719 2,600SAN JUAN, PR 15 9 11 10 19 28 3 5 3 6 0SANFORD, FL 0 82 183 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0SEATTLE, WA 152 502 366 648 5,882 1,961 240 2,094 85 741 187TAMPA, FL 4 4 3 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0WASHINGTON, DC 1,264 3,018 1,695 2,538 4,087 1,975 112 2,883 54 172 310OTHER 634 1,467 398 174 13,378 9,334 146 3,570 220 125 313UNKNOWN/BLANK 2 3 2 2 11 2 1 3 0 0 1___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 13,999 31,240 21,343 37,724 271,371 76,083 13,948 57,740 8,047 20,682 10,507

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AGANA, GU 33 44 28 37 739,292 107,334 8,389 4,253 4,695 23,937 450ANCHORAGE, AK 456 77 34 17 4,172 1,323 757 473 208 7,725 216ATLANTA, GA 4,735 19,751 5,330 16,001 19,625 34,684 1,766 4,937 641 1,502 1,157BALTIMORE, MD 69 218 112 735 19 27 3 9 14 10 14BOSTON, MA 4,229 5,878 4,406 17,941 827 467 93 660 518 160 954CHARLOTTE AMALIE, V 6 70 25 6 4 0 4 0 6 1 0CHARLOTTE, NC 1,710 526 591 1,074 226 162 53 161 56 41 77CHICAGO, IL 8,020 17,012 12,681 75,455 89,725 50,578 3,240 87,412 5,244 7,226 6,823CINCINNATI, OH 45 88 33 1,233 16 16 3 28 0 2 11DALLAS, TX 1,148 1,440 1,302 10,783 23,869 12,273 681 2,240 433 2,602 327DENVER, CO 1,745 1,628 1,113 2,417 194 61 17 52 29 21 32DETROIT, MI 1,366 2,669 4,669 9,564 40,804 15,054 10,443 28,157 2,386 2,651 1,600FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 279 211 227 159 180 116 86 114 34 42 36FT. MYERS, FL 658 54 16 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1HONOLULU, HI 267 210 274 347 971,201 59,482 5,212 29,377 2,707 12,311 2,078HOUSTON, TX 1,822 3,240 10,653 20,837 12,652 3,736 1,198 1,229 251 1,485 4,317KEAHOLE-KONA, HI 5 0 3 13 58,114 406 5 134 49 170 36LAS VEGAS, NV 1,075 1,036 623 884 4,040 10,553 3,389 3,271 650 306 147LOS ANGELES, CA 12,301 13,239 10,849 28,466 215,301 153,993 38,805 114,565 21,521 82,848 21,297MEMPHIS, TN 133 932 1,952 389 36 6 3 17 0 2 9MIAMI, FL 10,976 11,781 8,286 5,583 3,520 1,294 617 905 613 812 642MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 435 3,010 6,543 3,453 17,875 3,614 2,358 5,758 492 2,042 1,495NEW YORK, NY 37,580 30,404 22,983 115,164 121,840 116,397 9,982 79,852 23,102 8,960 16,565NEWARK, NJ 8,670 54,715 49,092 73,394 23,603 4,744 1,836 42,070 4,769 11,211 8,573ORLANDO, FL 2,111 3,959 3,776 1,741 235 116 31 103 69 239 176PHILADELPHIA, PA 4,704 1,526 11,389 5,588 329 305 76 270 66 95 216PHOENIX, AZ 366 393 379 2,000 148 101 26 46 29 25 42PITTSBURGH, PA 32 21 17 727 11 9 0 17 2 4 8PORTLAND, OR 129 630 527 733 14,499 2,652 925 1,925 193 1,129 835RALEIGH/DURHAM, NC 34 67 90 446 15 21 4 7 15 4 36SALT LAKE CITY, UT 126 162 280 406 8,999 927 379 1,043 108 369 273SAN ANTONIO, TX 6 3 2 2 9 14 0 21 2 1 3SAN DIEGO, CA 9 11 27 9 19 16 8 10 0 1 0SAN FRANCISCO, CA 9,001 12,121 8,398 52,212 158,255 80,763 23,844 125,968 25,234 46,680 23,550SAN JUAN, PR 198 121 144 123 818 782 29 110 39 81 23SANFORD, FL 4 327 1,013 0 20 2 1 1 0 0 0SEATTLE, WA 1,490 4,065 4,201 9,093 56,941 27,764 2,073 21,639 2,245 10,580 2,574TAMPA, FL 51 71 105 65 22 12 6 0 3 0 7WASHINGTON, DC 11,065 16,807 11,076 33,311 35,322 22,512 852 22,755 615 2,634 2,760OTHER 5,754 6,717 2,772 3,501 164,576 98,399 1,483 20,749 3,729 1,679 2,492UNKNOWN/BLANK 30 19 13 116 274 94 27 116 15 45 9___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 132,873 215,253 186,034 494,025 2,787,627 810,810 118,704 600,456 100,782 229,633 99,861

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MEXICO PORTS EXCL LAND ARGENTINA BRAZIL CHILE COLOMBIA PERU VENEZUELA AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND ISRAEL___________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ ___________ __________

AGANA, GU 42 0 8 1 0 0 0 113 52 2ATLANTA, GA 6,822 1,893 8,560 1,446 1,373 1,529 2,219 178 26 1,341BALTIMORE, MD 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 43 17 17BLAINE, WA 0 32 359 49 75 56 71 1,287 419 168BOSTON, MA 59 18 33 10 16 2 15 357 75 288BROWNSVILLE, TX 143 12 5 3 10 5 14 5 0 3CALEXICO, CA 0 55 51 19 50 16 55 18 1 5CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 0 12 17 2 0 6 5 4 1 1CHICAGO, IL 3,819 155 3,813 57 82 60 77 616 148 307CINCINNATI, OH 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0DALLAS, TX 15,247 3,148 5,660 1,140 37 33 553 406 52 125DETROIT, MI 1,184 22 256 15 89 11 33 341 48 74EAGLE PASS, TX 12 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0EL PASO, TX 21 4 6 3 7 1 5 0 0 0FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 28 15 13 6 143 7 30 88 15 4HIDALGO, TX 66 59 30 21 59 27 197 8 0 8HONOLULU, HI 24 4 23 0 11 3 3 9,986 1,011 2HOUSTON, TX 31,646 1,232 6,119 51 2,159 763 1,763 367 61 163LAREDO, TX 37 19 12 2 17 9 31 8 1 2LAS VEGAS, NV 8,155 7 107 10 4 2 4 101 21 52LOS ANGELES, CA 18,760 434 2,420 809 2,260 1,096 388 43,186 9,320 2,004MIAMI, FL 14,496 23,086 45,251 6,850 20,086 11,496 32,104 1,020 176 724MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 29 0 6 3 0 0 2 39 8 18NEW YORK, NY 7,379 5,673 21,009 2,604 5,289 1,858 1,488 3,406 426 9,057NEWARK, NJ 2,771 196 3,586 23 1,588 170 59 1,006 152 6,392NIAGARA FALLS, NY 0 85 279 20 129 56 111 2,349 189 447NOGALES, AZ 2 27 19 8 16 8 20 29 13 0ORLANDO, FL 4,709 103 9,326 48 2,494 289 614 59 9 37PHILADELPHIA, PA 139 6 29 1 6 2 7 79 18 1,449PHOENIX, AZ 4,807 3 14 6 2 0 1 104 11 14PT EVERGLADES, FL 1,405 80 242 32 11,347 131 544 84 31 96PORTLAND, OR 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 17 2 14SAN ANTONIO, TX 3,029 26 32 8 21 6 22 3 0 5SAN DIEGO, CA 26 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 2 0SAN FRANCISCO, CA 5,624 343 459 356 138 624 44 6,754 2,407 327SAN JUAN, PR 241 112 115 57 289 65 1,370 24 5 7SANFORD, FL 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 0SEATTLE, WA 80 3 9 3 4 4 8 123 33 101TAMPA, FL 15 2 15 1 3 4 5 97 30 5WASHINGTON, DC 1,194 1,581 3,658 36 863 171 40 368 95 219OTHER 2,435 1,154 4,697 362 1,176 420 1,154 9,493 1,694 1,243UNKNOWN/BLANK 23 1 14 1 3 0 1 136 38 8___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 134,510 39,604 116,255 14,063 49,848 18,932 43,057 82,311 16,609 24,729

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MEXICO PORTS EXCL LAND ARGENTINA BRAZIL CHILE COLOMBIA PERU VENEZUELA AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND ISRAEL___________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ ___________ __________

AGANA, GU 90 5 48 4 11 10 2 1,719 293 9ATLANTA, GA 55,713 19,294 73,001 12,983 10,994 10,233 23,592 1,586 200 12,113BALTIMORE, MD 173 6 12 4 4 5 15 120 38 147BLAINE, WA 3 349 4,106 430 837 466 727 12,846 3,914 1,886BOSTON, MA 774 133 433 91 124 39 231 3,152 494 4,034BROWNSVILLE, TX 1,140 139 116 46 128 44 134 41 3 7CALEXICO, CA 3 411 365 162 390 164 492 136 16 32CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 105 314 363 33 31 47 70 447 198 26CHICAGO, IL 53,699 1,063 27,854 487 625 353 570 4,713 920 3,998CINCINNATI, OH 44 3 16 8 3 2 1 7 4 10DALLAS, TX 124,701 25,675 40,777 10,152 330 211 3,528 3,017 300 1,269DETROIT, MI 10,807 170 742 123 597 87 253 2,587 474 721EAGLE PASS, TX 71 3 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 3EL PASO, TX 994 25 48 4 43 7 53 13 2 7FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 218 96 207 13 857 50 211 521 112 79HIDALGO, TX 1,146 644 403 159 621 258 1,749 64 16 24HONOLULU, HI 205 68 256 22 40 20 22 87,506 11,701 53HOUSTON, TX 253,705 11,929 46,286 441 20,122 6,151 17,542 2,970 496 1,420LAREDO, TX 1,913 185 150 37 152 61 195 51 15 20LAS VEGAS, NV 108,232 280 990 56 146 20 109 1,602 287 1,245LOS ANGELES, CA 197,199 8,541 20,676 10,549 18,080 11,273 2,655 399,702 82,433 21,082MIAMI, FL 149,778 221,280 390,371 61,797 150,311 80,606 263,994 9,039 1,254 9,615MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 336 16 57 28 167 8 25 286 51 189NEW YORK, NY 83,346 48,351 171,737 18,276 39,830 11,818 11,819 26,497 2,811 95,201NEWARK, NJ 27,646 994 27,022 450 11,458 5,337 1,035 6,950 1,107 64,716NIAGARA FALLS, NY 0 564 2,564 226 1,124 358 862 13,870 1,423 6,812NOGALES, AZ 127 199 185 156 211 66 211 201 44 14ORLANDO, FL 51,579 2,864 74,108 824 19,756 3,460 6,533 710 130 554PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,763 73 216 82 115 46 93 908 137 16,568PHOENIX, AZ 44,586 65 105 39 31 16 17 768 116 216PT EVERGLADES, FL 10,271 1,518 2,458 398 92,995 3,010 8,216 1,671 402 759PORTLAND, OR 11 7 14 5 12 4 9 110 28 118SAN ANTONIO, TX 38,241 273 258 92 166 56 237 58 22 36SAN DIEGO, CA 3,589 16 64 12 20 10 13 218 78 17SAN FRANCISCO, CA 65,895 1,806 2,146 1,730 570 2,754 277 67,411 22,174 3,219SAN JUAN, PR 2,182 1,608 1,614 716 3,151 614 12,233 556 111 137SANFORD, FL 11 0 0 0 4 0 0 37 7 0SEATTLE, WA 608 36 107 21 31 23 33 1,234 260 1,117TAMPA, FL 139 10 50 14 15 13 12 190 50 11WASHINGTON, DC 12,110 14,909 29,001 426 6,152 2,364 306 2,817 620 2,704OTHER 50,268 9,771 36,339 3,432 11,745 3,966 11,828 91,611 16,773 16,571UNKNOWN/BLANK 4,534 58 170 12 114 32 54 784 166 150___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 1,357,955 373,751 955,435 124,540 392,113 144,062 369,958 748,731 149,685 266,909

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TABLE P.1U.S. PORT OF ENTRY (AIR MODE ONLY) OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALSBY COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEOCTOBER 2010

PORTS MEXICO ARGENTINA BRAZIL CHILE COLOMBIA PERU VENEZUELA AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND ISRAEL___________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ ___________ __________

AGANA, GU 42 0 8 1 0 0 0 113 50 2ANCHORAGE, AK 1 7 0 1 2 0 0 17 1 0ATLANTA, GA 6,816 1,892 8,554 1,446 1,373 1,529 2,218 178 26 1,340BALTIMORE, MD 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 1 17BOSTON, MA 58 13 31 10 15 2 15 339 74 284CHARLOTTE AMALIE, VI 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 1 0 0CHARLOTTE, NC 940 3 2,948 2 8 3 6 61 17 13CHICAGO, IL 3,809 155 3,810 57 82 60 77 616 148 306CINCINNATI, OH 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0DALLAS, TX 15,241 3,148 5,658 1,140 37 33 553 406 52 125DENVER, CO 109 0 8 0 0 0 0 82 20 31DETROIT, MI 1,184 8 210 7 22 8 8 89 15 28FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 1,221 64 198 10 11,461 131 520 112 21 63HONOLULU, HI 24 4 23 0 11 3 3 9,985 1,010 2HOUSTON, TX 31,599 1,232 6,118 51 2,156 760 1,760 367 60 162KEAHOLE-KONA, HI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0LAS VEGAS, NV 8,137 7 107 10 4 2 4 101 21 52LOS ANGELES, CA 18,618 433 2,404 808 2,251 1,088 388 43,151 9,315 1,991MEMPHIS, TN 27 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1MIAMI, FL 14,356 22,859 44,914 6,808 19,873 11,384 31,803 769 130 539MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 29 0 6 3 0 0 2 39 8 18NEW YORK, NY 7,338 5,651 20,891 2,595 5,261 1,844 1,484 3,354 418 8,946NEWARK, NJ 2,763 195 3,584 23 1,587 170 59 980 148 6,385ORLANDO, FL 4,705 103 9,322 48 2,493 289 611 59 9 37PHILADELPHIA, PA 138 6 29 1 6 2 7 79 18 1,444PHOENIX, AZ 4,807 3 14 6 2 0 1 104 11 14PITTSBURGH, PA 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0PORTLAND, OR 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 1 14RALEIGH/DURHAM, NC 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 9 1 0SALT LAKE CITY, UT 360 3 1 0 1 2 0 7 0 1SAN ANTONIO, TX 2,972 0 11 0 5 0 0 0 0 1SAN DIEGO, CA 24 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 2 0SAN FRANCISCO, CA 5,591 342 457 356 137 619 44 6,565 2,387 327SAN JUAN, PR 238 112 115 57 289 63 1,368 19 3 5SANFORD, FL 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 0SEATTLE, WA 72 3 9 3 4 4 8 122 33 101TAMPA, FL 11 0 5 1 0 0 1 9 4 0WASHINGTON, DC 1,191 1,578 3,652 36 862 169 40 368 95 215OTHER 879 143 527 69 105 44 148 4,566 724 150UNKNOWN/BLANK 20 1 14 1 2 0 1 6 3 1___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 133,360 37,968 113,640 13,551 48,052 18,211 41,130 72,709 14,829 22,615

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TABLE P.2U.S. PORT OF ENTRY (AIR MODE ONLY) OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALSBY COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEJANUARY - OCTOBER 2010

PORTS MEXICO ARGENTINA BRAZIL CHILE COLOMBIA PERU VENEZUELA AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND ISRAEL___________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ ___________ __________

AGANA, GU 86 5 46 4 11 10 2 1,569 281 8ANCHORAGE, AK 8 10 18 10 10 5 2 360 32 10ATLANTA, GA 55,653 19,284 72,944 12,983 10,987 10,225 23,581 1,584 199 12,086BALTIMORE, MD 165 4 9 3 2 1 15 71 18 140BOSTON, MA 749 127 419 91 118 39 219 2,087 403 4,019CHARLOTTE AMALIE, VI 15 17 92 4 10 12 10 33 8 7CHARLOTTE, NC 8,975 72 17,968 22 72 19 86 643 125 260CHICAGO, IL 53,515 1,062 27,825 486 621 352 570 4,705 918 3,972CINCINNATI, OH 44 3 16 8 3 2 1 7 4 10DALLAS, TX 124,648 25,674 40,772 10,150 330 211 3,528 3,015 300 1,269DENVER, CO 16,358 76 219 19 43 17 26 734 147 384DETROIT, MI 10,793 49 373 38 115 45 41 461 112 340FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 8,949 801 1,505 149 93,003 2,877 7,228 1,075 211 591FT. MYERS, FL 6 1 2 0 3 0 0 3 0 0HONOLULU, HI 187 62 249 22 40 19 22 85,681 11,647 52HOUSTON, TX 252,433 11,922 46,230 441 20,106 6,134 17,519 2,964 492 1,414KEAHOLE-KONA, HI 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 247 22 0LAS VEGAS, NV 108,082 280 989 56 145 20 109 1,598 287 1,245LOS ANGELES, CA 195,842 8,504 20,606 10,524 18,008 11,227 2,651 397,995 82,300 20,925MEMPHIS, TN 123 2 6 2 0 4 2 15 5 44MIAMI, FL 146,928 218,619 386,342 60,810 148,115 79,542 260,793 8,026 1,111 8,188MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 332 15 57 28 167 8 25 286 51 187NEW YORK, NY 82,776 48,138 170,711 18,190 39,541 11,721 11,757 26,067 2,765 94,028NEWARK, NJ 27,545 936 26,971 439 11,435 5,318 1,032 6,676 1,075 64,580ORLANDO, FL 51,553 2,859 74,064 824 19,746 3,458 6,529 710 130 554PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,754 73 209 82 115 46 93 904 135 16,511PHOENIX, AZ 44,586 65 105 39 31 16 17 768 116 216PITTSBURGH, PA 14 2 7 4 2 0 0 9 0 10PORTLAND, OR 11 1 6 4 7 1 5 53 11 92RALEIGH/DURHAM, NC 16 11 7 3 11 4 55 104 11 14SALT LAKE CITY, UT 7,419 7 17 7 6 10 13 78 12 13SAN ANTONIO, TX 37,832 15 60 9 47 5 23 20 7 5SAN DIEGO, CA 3,408 7 42 8 6 2 9 64 30 2SAN FRANCISCO, CA 65,374 1,784 2,130 1,716 564 2,739 270 66,811 22,081 3,201SAN JUAN, PR 2,152 1,592 1,507 711 3,137 608 12,199 494 102 134SANFORD, FL 11 0 0 0 4 0 0 36 7 0SEATTLE, WA 567 36 103 19 31 22 29 1,185 249 1,113TAMPA, FL 115 8 37 9 4 2 8 56 13 6WASHINGTON, DC 12,027 14,895 28,964 425 6,121 2,351 306 2,812 620 2,694OTHER 17,040 1,547 6,710 796 1,731 585 2,484 35,478 6,599 3,764UNKNOWN/BLANK 4,447 40 133 7 93 17 42 59 8 52___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 1,342,538 358,607 928,471 119,142 374,541 137,674 351,301 655,543 132,644 242,140

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