Following graph shows the number of International Tourist Arrival to India (figures in thousands) from 1999 to 2004. Answer the following questions using the information provided. International Tourist Arrivals (‘000 s)Source199920002001200220032004Africa262728293133America122128120115113126Asia Pacific103115121131120153Europe381393391400396415Middle East212424283036 From which source has the growth in the number of arrivals been the highest over the period 1999 ‐ 2004?

Following graph shows the number of International Tourist Arrival to I

1.	Following graph shows the number of International Tourist Arrival to India (figures in thousands) from 1999 to 2004. Answer the following questions using the information provided. International Tourist Arrivals (‘000 s)Source199920002001200220032004Africa262728293133America122128120115113126Asia Pacific103115121131120153Europe381393391400396415Middle East212424283036 From which source has the growth in the number of arrivals been the highest over the period 1999 ‐ 2004?
A.	Americas
B.	Asia Pacific
C.	Europe
D.	Middle East
Answer» D. Middle East

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