U.S. PORT OF ENTRY (ALL MODES) OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS
SEPT YTD 2004
PORTS |
2004 TOTAL OVERSEAS * |
% Change 2004/2003 |
2004 Rank |
GRAND TOTAL |
15,237,072 |
16% |
|
NEW YORK, NY |
2,149,123 |
20% |
1 |
MIAMI, FL |
1,801,059 |
9% |
2 |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
1,619,352 |
16% |
3 |
HONOLULU, HI |
1,176,203 |
17% |
4 |
NEWARK, NJ |
910,700 |
26% |
5 |
SAN FRANCISCO, CA |
880,034 |
15% |
6 |
CHICAGO, IL |
870,426 |
9% |
7 |
AGANA, GU |
763,781 |
47% |
8 |
ATLANTA, GA |
509,106 |
11% |
9 |
WASHINGTON, DC |
505,944 |
9% |
10 |
ORLANDO, FL |
422,887 |
19% |
11 |
SANFORD, FL |
371,853 |
25% |
12 |
BOSTON, MA |
332,768 |
9% |
13 |
DETROIT, MI |
294,718 |
2% |
14 |
HOUSTON, TX |
287,641 |
8% |
15 |
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, ITA, Office of Travel & Tourism
Industries from the Summary of International Travel to the U.S.
report
*Overseas includes all countries except Canada and Mexico
Note: This is just one column from this report which consists of
29 tables of data on international arrivals
To learn more about this report, go to:
http://www.tinet.ita.doc.gov/research/programs/i94/index.html
Release date: December 2004
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