Where do Americans go? Top 10 most visited cities outside the US

[Heather Duval]

Of the five countries that most sent tourists to Brazil in 2016, only one is not from South America: the United States, with 570 thousand visitors, behind only Argentina, where 2.3 million travelers came. Third is Paraguay with 316.7 thousand tourists in Brazil last year, followed by Chile (311.8 thousand) and Uruguay (284.1 thousand). The French were the Europeans who visited Brazil the most in 2016, with 263,700 tourists.

So USA has 2 X plus more tourists than France. That is big bump from the prior year. Olympics maybe?

Prob. They all came to Rio.

[RMuller]

Brazil/Rio is not that popular for N. Americans for some reasons IDK?
More Americans go to Colombia than Brazil.
https://www.nwitimes.com/lifestyles/...17adc4.html#25

1) UK
2) Dominican Rep.
3) France
4) Italy
5) Germany
6) Jamiaca
7) Spain
8) China
9) Bahamas
10 India

17) Colombia
23) Peru
30) Brazil

They missed Mexico. Im very positive Mexico is way more visited than Dominican Republic or England "UK" . Mexico has a 2,000 border with the USA. The Tijuana-San Diego border area is the most crossed border in the world.

" Jun 22, 2012 - California Border Crossing: San Ysidro Port Of Entry Is The Busiest Land ... is the busiest land border crossing in the world, with more than 30 million people
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Canada isn't on the list either. So i guess they don't include countries that border the USA.

[KMack]

They missed Mexico. Im very positive Mexico is way more visited than Dominican Republic or England "UK" . Mexico has a 2,000 border with the USA. The Tijuana-San Diego border area is the most crossed border in the world.

" Jun 22, 2012 - California Border Crossing: San Ysidro Port Of Entry Is The Busiest Land ... is the busiest land border crossing in the world, with more than 30 million people
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Canada isn't on the list either. So i guess they don't include countries that border the USA.

Mexico and Canada not included as they are border countries and daily travel via autos.

[RMuller]

I'm surprised at San Juan

Some of those are probably Puerto Ricans visiting familia.

[Iloko]

Cancun of course, cuz of Spring Break lol

[zhaoyun]

Honestly thought Tijuana and more Mexican resort towns would be on the list. Also, some Canadian cities like Vancouver, Toronto, etc.

[Dick]

Toronto? I thought It'd be Niagara Falls.

[Taiguaitiaoghyrmmumin]

I expected brazil and mexico to be up there.

[♥ Lily ♥]

London has a lot of airports serving LDN plus St Pancras International Rail Station to handle all the year-round tourists to London each year. It's one of the world's most visited cities and I see a lot of tourists, students, and immigrants here from nations all over the globe.

Most of the wealthy middle-class Americans in my local area are actually expats who live, study, or work here. (The Office for National Statistics estimates that 197,000 US-born immigrants were resident in the UK in 2013.)

As for the amount of US tourists to LDN each year, Idk the actual annual figures.



There's always a lot of friendly rivalry between Londoners and New Yorkers over which is the greatest and the most powerful city between NYC and LDN (especially on YT.) They're both official twin cities, and they're both the world's only 2 Alpha++ graded cities. LDN was a major trading centre before NYC even existed, plus LDN is more conveniently located between eastern and western time zones and world time starts in Greenwich, LDN. Despite the long-standing competitiveness between them both, these two major English-speaking global Alpha++ cities share a special friendship.

Psychologists have found that Londoners and New Yorkers share a very similar mentality and lifestyle to each other. London has the West End Theatreland and NYC has Broadway. They both have Alpha++ equivalents in so many areas of life. Both are fiercely competitive with each other and both Londoners and New Yorkers like to think they're the centre of the universe.

An American made this video and he posted this underneath his video:

An influential American magazine has named London the global capital of the 21st century.

The new issue of New York magazine has paid homage to London, claiming the financial, cultural and culinary benefits now tower over those of its home city.

I have been to London now about 50 times and this great city never ceases to amaze me.

London is a fantastic place to visit and has something for everyone.To explore London properly you will need about a month because it is so big.It covers an area of approx 700 sq miles (1700 sq kms.)

Its hard to pin down exactly what makes London so magical; it may be that constant jostle for balance that is unlike any in the world. Centuries-old landmarks like the Tower of London and Big Ben may grace scores of postcards, but those two chestnuts belie the vitality that causes so many stunning skyscrapers to go up every year.

London is formed by two ancient cities - City of London and City of Westminster,both cities forming the region of Greater London.

In Saxon times, it was known as Lundenwic and during the kingdom of Alfred the Great, its name was changed to Lundenburg.

Contrary to what many people believe, Big Ben in London is not the name of the clock or the tower, but a 13-ton bell inside the clock. The tower is known as St. Stephens Tower.

The Great Fire of London in 1666 created widespread devastation, causing major reconstruction work all across the city, which took over 10 years to rebuild.

It has the oldest biggest and deepest Undergound system in the World. 274 stations and covers an area of approx 1000 square miles (2500 sq km)

The first trains ran from Paddington station and Farrington stationvia Kings Cross on the 10th January 1863.

London has five international airports Heathrow,Gatwick,Luton,Stansted and City plus three baby airports Southend, Biggin Hill and Ashford/Lydd.

London has nine major train stations Waterloo,Victoria,Paddington,Euston,St Pancras,Fenchurch Street.Liverpool Street,
Charing Cross and King Cross.