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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCEInternational Trade AdministrationNational Travel and Tourism OfficeWebsite: http://travel.trade.gov

Summary of International Travelto the United States

JANUARY 2014 AND YEAR TO DATE

Revised 10/3/2014

NOTES

Any questions regarding the statistics published in this report orsubscription information should be directed to:

Claudia C. WolfeU.S. Department of CommerceInternational Trade Administration, ServicesNational Travel and Tourism Office1401 Constitution Avenue, NW, Room 10003Washington, D.C. 20230Phone: (202) 482-0140/4555Fax: (202) 482-2887Web Site: http://travel.trade.gov

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INTRODUCTION

Purpose and Objectives

The National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO) is required to effectively provide travel data to public and private industry users. Tofulfill this requirement, NTTO produces the Summary of International Travelers to the United States. The Summary is the official federalgovernment source of reporting international arrivals to the United States. The report defines the size, select characteristics and travel patterns of inbound international visitor arrivals coming into the United States from world regions and countries based on residency. These data are tabulated and published monthly by NTTO. There are no other federal government or private sector sources for these data.

Methodology

This report integrates the volume of inbound international visitors to the United States from residents of other countries, using threeU.S. and international government sources: the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)/Customs and Border Protection (CBP) 1-94Program data, Statistics Canada's International Travel Survey (ITS) and Banco de Mexico travel data.

The count of overseas visitors to the United States is based on DHS/CBP Non-Immigrant 1-94 Arrival/Departure Records. On April30, 2013, Phase 2 of the I-94 Automation project was implemented. Most (approximately two-thirds) of the I-94’s were automated in 2010during Phase 1 of the project with the conversion of the I-94W paper-based document system to an electronic record system together with theimplementation of the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) Program. Citizens of Visa Waiver Program countries wereaffected by ESTA and the rollout of the ‘e-I94W,’ specifically for the WB and WT visa types. By April 30, 2013, the remaining I-94 records(approximately one-third), for citizens of countries requiring a visa, were automated in Phase 2.

DHS/CBP provides NTTO’s contractor with 1-94 Program (raw) data on a monthly basis. To account for visits (arrivals) to theUnited States, NTTO only selects 1-94 records bearing certain visa types:

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 Media

M-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

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Also, to comply with globally accepted international tourism definitions and classifications (United Nations World TourismOrganization/UNWTO), a traveler must spend one or more nights in the United States for a period that does not exceed 12 months in order tobe classified a visitor to the United States. The purpose of the trip must be for pleasure, business (i.e., conduct business meetings andconsultations, attend conventions and conferences or negotiate contracts) or study. In addition, all visitors are recognized by residency ratherthan citizenship.

The aggregate count of Mexican visitors to the United States is based on monthly counts from Banco de Mexico which are classifiedas ‘border’ travelers (1 + night) and ‘tourists.’ However, NTTO does use the DHS ‘1-94 air only’ count to determine Mexican air travelers tothe United States. The count of Canadian resident travelers to the United States is provided by Statistics Canada's International VisitorSurvey. The inbound arrivals from the Survey are reported in the Summary but are subject to monthly revisions by Statistics Canada for upto three years following the initial data release.

Visa Waiver Pilot Program (VWPP)/Parolee (April 30-October 30, 2000)

The Visa Waiver Pilot Program (VWPP) expired at midnight on the evening of April 30, 2000/morning of May 1, 2000. With thestatutory expiration of the VWPP, DHS/Office of Immigration Statistics (OIS) began paroling into the United States for up to 90 days, underterms and conditions almost identical to those required under the VWPP, those travelers who otherwise would have been eligible for entryunder the VWPP. These measures were undertaken in order to avoid substantial disruption to international travel and commerce.

A parolee is defined as an alien, appearing to be inadmissible to the inspecting officer (e.g., lack of a valid visa), allowed into theUnited States for urgent humanitarian reasons or when that alien's entry is determined to be for significant public benefit. Parole does notconstitute a formal admission to the United States and confers temporary status only, requiring parolees to leave when the conditionssupporting their parole cease to exist. Therefore, parolees are not classified as tourists or visitors for business or pleasure.

On October 30, 2000, the Visa Waiver Permanent Program Act made permanent the Visa Waiver Pilot Program. On October 31,2000, DHS/OIS resumed admitting visitors for business as WBs and visitors for pleasure as WTs. The permanent program permits nationalsfrom participating countries to apply for admission to the United States for ninety (90) days or less as visitors for business or pleasurewithout first obtaining a nonimmigrant visa.

Non-Tourist Visitor Counts Excluded

Other "non-tourist" visitor counts reported in DHS 1-94 Program data, such as transiting passengers on the way to another countrydestination, airline crew members, official diplomats, temporary and religious workers, members of the foreign media, press and radio, areexcluded from the Summary report because they are not by definition considered an international visitor to the United States.

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REPORT LIMITATIONS

Trend Line Analysis

Over time, several system changes have occurred to collecting, processing and reporting the visitor arrivals data for the United States. System changes to select data make some elements of this data base incompatible with arrival statistics produced and reported in prior years. When using this report in a time series, the user should pay close attention to past report introductions to assess comparability issues. Yearswhere slight incompatibilities have occurred are discussed below. Unfortunately, there is no way to adjust past data as DHS does not storethe raw data for extended periods of time. And there is no way to determine the impact of these changes. Therefore, each year’s counts arethe best data available at the time it is released. Additionally, many official country designations change over time, which may affect timeseries analysis.

Mexican Arrivals to the United States

Prior to 2010, the United States only reported monthly Mexican tourist arrivals who visited the U.S. 'interior', beyond the 40kilometer-25 mile border zone. The source of these data is the I094A semi-automated entry document system in use at U.S. land borderports. Starting in 2010, NTTO reports all Mexican travelers to the United States, on a monthly basis, using estimates from Banco de Mexico. Banco counts are subject to periodic revisions. Air travel counts, however, are derived from DHS/CBP 1-94 records.

Canadian Arrivals

Data on Canadian arrivals are derived from Statistics Canada's International Travel Survey. NTTO uses Statistic Canada's data as theofficial visitor estimates. These data reflect the number of Canadian residents visiting the United States overnight or longer. The Canadianarrival data are subject to monthly revisions by Statistics Canada for up to three years following the initial data release. Contact the NationalTravel and Tourism Office to obtain revised Canadian monthly and total arrivals data.

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

Starting in 1996, NTTO began reporting China PRC and Hong Kong as one country due to the re-unification. However, NTTO willcontinue to sub-set Hong Kong as long as Hong Kong residency data are reported by DHS/CBP. The Hong Kong data should be consideredas an estimate in all years subsequent to 1996.

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Address While in U.S., a/k/a First Intended Address of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence

During entry processing, CBP officers ask visitors to the United States to identify the address (number and street), U.S. city and state,they will be visiting while in the country. Currently, DHS/CBP only provides NTTO’s contractor with the U.S. state (not city) the traveler isvisiting, as indicated in the arrival record. The data are found in the First Intended Address of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country ofResidence tables (G.1 and G.2, H .1 and H.2, I.1 and I.2).

While these data can be a useful barometer of the visitor’s intention, it is limited to a one destination response. Since the averageoverseas traveler visits 1.4 U.S. states (in 2013), the I-94 tables will understate the total number of international travelers that visited anygiven U.S. state. However, based on the Survey of International Air Travelers, another NTTO research program, travelers can indicate up toeight destinations. Therefore, simply using the First Intended Address tables will shortchange the state visitor total. Furthermore, within theFirst Address data, there are a number of records in which no address is provided. This further understates visits to U.S. states.

To develop more accurate estimates of nonresident arrivals to a particular U.S. state, please call the National Travel and TourismOffice at (202) 482-0140, send a fax with your request to (202) 482-2887, or visit the Inbound section of the National Travel and TourismOffice web site at http://travel.trade.gov for state-level visitor estimates. NTTO believes that NTTO’s Survey of International Air Travelersprogram provides the best estimate for total visitation of international travel to the states and cities within the United States.

Revisions to 2001A2002 I-94 Program Data

Subsequent to September 11, 2001, DHS eliminated the Transit Without Visa (TWOV) and ITI (‘sterile lounge’) programs andrequired all transit travelers to have a visa and to complete the I-94 Form. With the addition of transit travelers to the data base, the arrivalcounts were being over stated. To provide true arrival totals for visitors to the United States, transit travelers must be removed. NTTOworked with DHS/CBP to obtain the departures data so the transit passengers could be eliminated from the data base. This process wascompleted for the September-December 2001 data and for all 12 months of the 2002 arrivals data. This same methodology was used in2003. The data for all of these years is comparable to past arrival reports.

PROCESSING IMPROVEMENTS

Effective April 30, 2013, DHS/CBP completed Phase 2 of the I-94 Automation project, basically eliminating the paper version of theI-94 Form, as it had done in 2010 for the I-94W, for all travelers at U.S. air and sea ports of entry.

With I-94 Automation, I-94 data quality is much improved. I-94 Automation greatly reduces data entry errors when compared tomanual data entry by Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Prior to Automation, CBP mailed the I-94s from each port of entry to their

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processing center for manual data entry into a DHS database. This process would create a minimum 5 to 10 day lag time to as much as athree month lag from the time the foreign national entered the United States until the arrival record was recorded. Also, Automationmarkedly improves tracking the identification and tracking of the departure record of foreign national travelers after they exit the UnitedStates.

With this new technology in place, CBP creates an electronic I-94 Form based on the information in its databases. Following 9/11,CBP implemented the Advance Passenger Information System (APIS) which collects information on aliens traveling by air or sea to theUnited States electronically from carriers before arrival.

Currently at CBP’s primary inspection station, the officer has access to the APIS passenger information on inbound flights. Duringthe entry process, the arrival record is created from the following: APIS, the integration of U.S. Visit-entry (photograph and fingerprints),data from the visitor’s ESTA (VWP citizen) or Department of State visa data, a passport scan, interview results and the visitor signature.

CBP also now uses the Arrival and Departure Information System (ADIS), which draws information from APIS, to document analien's arrival and departure electronically. Because CBP does not currently collect advance travel information from aliens arriving by land,this automation will not apply to land ports of entry at this time.

Mexican and overseas land arrivals are accounted for by I-94A’s and I-94/94W’s respectively. The Mexican I-94A’s are issuedelectronically. The departure card is given to the traveler to use for re-entry during the six month duration of the I-94A. Paper I-94’s and I-94W’s are still issued to land arrivals, via Mexico and Canada, from overseas.

Visa information has long been made available to CBP by the U.S. Department of State via the Consular Consolidated Database(CCD). Therefore, CBP obtains almost all of the information contained on the paper Form I-94 electronically and in advance.

Also, 2014 I-94 Program data reflect better conformity with UNWTO’s one-plus night definition of a traveler. An accuratedetermination of how many nights were spent in the United States has not been possible until the completion of the I-94 Automation project. To account for the number of nights, the ‘departure’ record must be captured and matched to the arrival document. And in the past, thecollection of the departure record was dependent on the rigor of airline gate agents and the ability of each departing visitor to tender their I-94 departure document. Evidence has indicated that a significant number of departure records were not turned in. But with the I-94Automation project complete at air and sea ports, it is possible to now be more inclusive of one night stays given that the arrival-departurerecord match is now more complete and accurate.

Only Source of Arrivals to the United States

NTTO still provides the only source of arrivals to the United States, by country ofresidency, using the 1-94 Data Program. This information provides a COUNT of the number of arrivals to the United States each month andis the best source available to determine the number of arrivals to the United States.

In 2014, NTTO completed the largest upgrade since 1996 to the Summary of International Travel to the United States report. 2014improvements include Port of Entry (All Modes) Tables that now include data for seven new U.S. ports and arrivals data for differentoverseas countries. The Port of Entry (Air Only) Tables have been enhanced to now include five new U.S. ports, two new regions andarrivals data for different overseas countries. To purchase a subscription to I-94 data, please complete the order form by visitinghttp://travel.trade.gov/research/reports/i94/index.html.

If you have any questions related to this data base, or would like additional information related to this program, please contact NTTOat (202) 492-0140, or e-mail: [email protected]. Thank you for supporting the NTTO research program. We hope you find this data useful.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ……………………………………………………….…............................................................................................iPurpose and Objectives ………………………………………………………………………..............................................................….iMethodology ……………….…………………………………………………………..........................................................……...…….iReport limitations …………..…………………………………………………………………................................................................iiiProcessing Improvements ……………………………………………………………………..................................................................iv

TABLESTable A-Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. World Region of Residence-Monthly and Year to Date.........................................................1Table B-Top Twenty-Generating Countries-Monthly and Year to Date...………………...........................................................................2Table C-Non-Resident Monthly Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence…...............................................................3Table D.1-Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Type of Visa-Monthly...................................9Table D.2-Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Type of Visa-Year to Date ……..................13Table E.1-Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Mode of Transportation-Monthly.…............17Table E.2-Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Mode of Transportation-Year to Date ..........21Table F.1-Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Age-Monthly……….....................................25Table F.2-Non-Resident Arrivals to the U.S. by World Region/Country of Residence and Age-Year to Date…………………..............29Table G.1-First Intended Address (or Address while in U.S.) of Non-Resident Arrivals by World Region of Residence-Monthly.….....33Table G.2-First Intended Address (or Address while in U.S.) of Non-Resident Arrivals by World Region of Residence-Year to Date...35Table H.1-First Intended Address (or Address while in U.S.) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Monthly...................37Table H.2-First Intended Address (or Address while in U.S.) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Year to Date.............39Table I.1-First Intended Address (or Address while in U.S.) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Monthly.....……........41Table I.2-First Intended Address (or Address while in U.S.) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Year to Date….......…43Table J.1-U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-Resident Arrivals by World Region of Residence-Monthly………………..........…...45Table J.2-U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-Resident Arrivals by World Region of Residence-Year to Date.............................….46Table K.1-U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by World Region of Residence-Monthly…............................47Table K.2-U .S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by World Region of Residence-Year to Date………............48Table L.1-U .S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Monthly...............................................49Table L.2-U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Year to Date...........................................50Table M.1-U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Monthly.........................................51Table M.2-U .S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Year to Date.................................52Table N.1-U .S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Monthly...............................................53Table N.2-U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Year to Date..........................................54Table O.1-U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Monthly.........................................55

NOTE:

Tables H.1 – H.2 provide data for the following selected countries: France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Spain,Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Russia and Hong Kong. Tables I.1 – I.2 provide data for the following selected countries: India, Japan, South Korea, PRC (excl HK), ROC(Taiwan), Israel, Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela.

Tables L.1 - M.2 provide data for the following selected countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland,Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Spain and Sweden.

Tables N1. - O.2 provide data for the following selected countries: Switzerland, United Kingdom, Poland, Russia, HongKong, India, Japan, South Korea, Philippines, PRC (excl HK) and ROC (Taiwan).

Tables P1. - Q.2 provide data for the following selected countries: Singapore, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Nigeria,Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Colombia.

Tables R.1 – S.2 provide data for the following selected countries: Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Guatemala,Honduras, Panama, Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago.

Table O.2-U .S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Year to Date.................................56Table P.1-U .S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Monthly...............................................57Table P.2-U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Year to Date...........................................58Table Q.1-U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Monthly.........................................59Table Q.2-U .S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Year to Date..................................60Table R.1-U .S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Monthly................................................61Table R.2-U.S. Port of Entry (All Modes) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Year to Date...........................................62Table S.1-U.S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Monthly..........................................63Table S.2-U .S. Port of Entry (Air Mode Only) of Non-Resident Arrivals by Country of Residence-Year to Date...................................64

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Table ANON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION OF RESIDENCEJANUARY 2014 AND YEAR-TO-DATE

JANUARY 2014 YEAR-TO-DATE 2014 __________________________________________ __________________________________________

WORLD REGION OF NUMBER OF 2014 % CHANGE NUMBER OF 2014 % CHANGERESIDENCE ARRIVALS SHARE FROM 2013 ARRIVALS SHARE FROM 2013______________________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

WESTERN EUROPE 659,452 27.7 15.0 659,452 27.7 15.0

EASTERN EUROPE 76,328 3.2 31.0 76,328 3.2 31.0

ASIA 811,691 34.1 13.8 811,691 34.1 13.8

MIDDLE EAST 105,074 4.4 20.9 105,074 4.4 20.9

AFRICA 28,465 1.2 20.9 28,465 1.2 20.9

OCEANIA 108,307 4.5 19.4 108,307 4.5 19.4

SOUTH AMERICA 459,596 19.3 13.0 459,596 19.3 13.0

CENTRAL AMERICA 67,072 2.8 10.4 67,072 2.8 10.4

CARIBBEAN 65,104 2.7 8.7 65,104 2.7 8.7_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 2,381,089 100.0 14.8 2,381,089 100.0 14.8

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TOTAL OVERSEAS 2,381,089 44.9 14.8 2,381,089 44.9 14.8

MEXICO 1,340,307 25.3 16.0 1,340,307 25.3 16.0

CANADA 1,580,762 29.8 0.3 1,580,762 29.8 0.3

GRAND TOTAL 5,302,158 100.0 10.3 5,302,158 100.0 10.3

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Table BTOP TWENTY TOURIST-GENERATING COUNTRIES

JANUARY 2014 YEAR-TO-DATE 2014________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________

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

CANADA 1,580,762 0.3 1 CANADA 1,580,762 0.3

MEXICO 1,340,307 16.0 2 MEXICO 1,340,307 16.0

JAPAN 278,821 0.0 3 JAPAN 278,821 0.0

CHINA, PRC 226,586 35.7 4 CHINA, PRC 226,586 35.7

BRAZIL 214,911 5.5 5 BRAZIL 214,911 5.5

UNITED KINGDOM 202,219 11.4 6 UNITED KINGDOM 202,219 11.4

SOUTH KOREA 143,203 13.3 7 SOUTH KOREA 143,203 13.3

GERMANY 95,378 11.1 8 GERMANY 95,378 11.1

AUSTRALIA 92,131 16.9 9 AUSTRALIA 92,131 16.9

FRANCE 76,200 18.9 10 FRANCE 76,200 18.9

ARGENTINA 74,641 15.7 11 ARGENTINA 74,641 15.7

INDIA 62,195 18.8 12 INDIA 62,195 18.8

COLOMBIA 56,308 31.6 13 COLOMBIA 56,308 31.6

VENEZUELA 55,226 25.6 14 VENEZUELA 55,226 25.6

ITALY 52,351 15.6 15 ITALY 52,351 15.6

ROC (TAIWAN) 36,994 22.5 16 ROC (TAIWAN) 36,994 22.5

SAUDI ARABIA 36,355 33.2 17 SAUDI ARABIA 36,355 33.2

SPAIN 35,783 17.4 18 SPAIN 35,783 17.4

RUSSIA 35,267 36.0 19 RUSSIA 35,267 36.0

SWEDEN 32,861 26.6 20 SWEDEN 32,861 26.6_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL TOP 20 FOR MONTH 4,728,499 9.8 TOTAL TOP 20 FOR Y-T-D 4,728,499 9.8

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Table CNON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE2014

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

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

JANUARY 5,302,158 10.3 1,580,762 0.3 1,340,307 16.0 2,381,089 14.8 735,780 16.4

FEBRUARY - - - - - - - - - -

MARCH - - - - - - - - - -

1ST QUARTER 5,302,158 10.3 1,580,762 0.3 1,340,307 16.0 2,381,089 14.8 735,780 16.4__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

APRIL - - - - - - - - - -

MAY - - - - - - - - - -

JUNE - - - - - - - - - -

2ND QUARTER - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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AUGUST - - - - - - - - - -

SEPTEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

3RD QUARTER - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

OCTOBER - - - - - - - - - -

NOVEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

DECEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

4TH QUARTER - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

YEAR-TO-DATE 5,302,158 10.3 1,580,762 0.3 1,340,307 16.0 2,381,089 14.8 735,780 16.4

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LATIN AMERICAMONTH/QUARTER (EXCL MEXICO) ASIA MIDDLE EAST AFRICA OCEANIA____________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________

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

JANUARY 591,772 12.2 811,691 13.8 105,074 20.9 28,465 20.9 108,307 19.4

FEBRUARY - - - - - - - - - -

MARCH - - - - - - - - - -

1ST QUARTER 591,772 12.2 811,691 13.8 105,074 20.9 28,465 20.9 108,307 19.4__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

APRIL - - - - - - - - - -

MAY - - - - - - - - - -

JUNE - - - - - - - - - -

2ND QUARTER - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

JULY - - - - - - - - - -

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SEPTEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

3RD QUARTER - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

OCTOBER - - - - - - - - - -

NOVEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

DECEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

4TH QUARTER - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

YEAR-TO-DATE 591,772 12.2 811,691 13.8 105,074 20.9 28,465 20.9 108,307 19.4


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MONTH/QUARTER FRANCE GERMANY IRELAND ITALY NETHERLANDS____________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________


JANUARY 76,200 18.9 95,378 11.1 20,211 14.7 52,351 15.6 31,604 12.7

FEBRUARY - - - - - - - - - -

MARCH - - - - - - - - - -

1ST QUARTER 76,200 18.9 95,378 11.1 20,211 14.7 52,351 15.6 31,604 12.7__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

APRIL - - - - - - - - - -

MAY - - - - - - - - - -

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3RD QUARTER - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

OCTOBER - - - - - - - - - -

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DECEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

4TH QUARTER - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

YEAR-TO-DATE 76,200 18.9 95,378 11.1 20,211 14.7 52,351 15.6 31,604 12.7


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MONTH/QUARTER RUSSIA SPAIN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND UNITED KINGDOM____________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________


JANUARY 35,267 36.0 35,783 17.4 32,861 26.6 24,762 20.2 202,219 11.4

FEBRUARY - - - - - - - - - -

MARCH - - - - - - - - - -

1ST QUARTER 35,267 36.0 35,783 17.4 32,861 26.6 24,762 20.2 202,219 11.4__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

APRIL - - - - - - - - - -

MAY - - - - - - - - - -

JUNE - - - - - - - - - -

2ND QUARTER - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

JULY - - - - - - - - - -

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SEPTEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

3RD QUARTER - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

OCTOBER - - - - - - - - - -

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DECEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

4TH QUARTER - - - - - - - - - - __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

YEAR-TO-DATE 35,267 36.0 35,783 17.4 32,861 26.6 24,762 20.2 202,219 11.4


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JANUARY 62,195 18.8 278,821 0.0 143,203 13.3 226,586 35.7 36,994 22.5

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YEAR-TO-DATE 62,195 18.8 278,821 0.0 143,203 13.3 226,586 35.7 36,994 22.5


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JANUARY 92,131 16.9 74,641 15.7 214,911 5.5 56,308 31.6 55,226 25.6

FEBRUARY - - - - - - - - - -

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SEPTEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

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OCTOBER - - - - - - - - - -

NOVEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

DECEMBER - - - - - - - - - -

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YEAR-TO-DATE 92,131 16.9 74,641 15.7 214,911 5.5 56,308 31.6 55,226 25.6

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TABLE D.1NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND TYPE OF VISAJANUARY 2014

TYPE OF VISA ____________________________________________________________________

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

WESTERN EUROPE 201,857 10.5 425,197 16.5 32,398 25.0 659,452 15.0

AUSTRIA 3,011 9.8 6,964 18.2 478 17.2 10,453 15.6 BELGIUM 5,701 5.0 7,831 12.0 576 -3.0 14,108 8.4 CROATIA 407 22.2 735 3.5 234 20.0 1,376 11.1 DENMARK 5,152 11.2 11,350 26.0 538 26.0 17,040 21.1 FINLAND 2,332 13.4 7,679 25.6 351 35.0 10,362 22.9 FRANCE 23,380 16.8 48,487 19.5 4,333 22.8 76,200 18.9 GERMANY 36,444 9.0 54,527 11.7 4,407 20.6 95,378 11.1 GREECE 955 9.3 2,685 4.9 1,030 22.5 4,670 9.2 ICELAND 318 -6.7 2,172 20.1 232 16.0 2,722 15.9 IRELAND 5,647 19.7 13,979 12.5 585 24.2 20,211 14.7 ITALY 13,427 13.3 36,235 15.4 2,689 31.0 52,351 15.6 LUXEMBOURG 208 -1.0 497 4.2 65 -20.7 770 0.1 NETHERLANDS 12,441 9.2 18,059 12.9 1,104 65.0 31,604 12.7 NORWAY 3,799 10.4 11,327 38.5 1,902 20.4 17,028 29.0 PORTUGAL 1,387 13.3 4,630 21.1 441 44.6 6,458 20.7 SLOVENIA 421 38.5 704 4.3 91 19.7 1,216 15.3 SPAIN 8,504 17.0 23,817 16.2 3,462 28.1 35,783 17.4 SWEDEN 7,480 12.0 22,931 33.2 2,450 19.0 32,861 26.6 SWITZERLAND 6,689 6.6 16,625 26.9 1,448 17.7 24,762 20.2 UNITED KINGDOM 63,869 7.7 132,605 12.6 5,745 30.6 202,219 11.4 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 285 14.0 1,358 31.6 237 20.3 1,880 27.1

EASTERN EUROPE 13,746 19.3 55,833 34.0 6,749 28.4 76,328 30.6

BULGARIA 416 34.6 970 11.0 404 3.6 1,790 13.8 CZECH REPUBLIC 1,304 13.6 3,790 26.0 422 23.8 5,516 22.7 ESTONIA 268 39.6 1,174 58.2 96 50.0 1,538 54.1 HUNGARY 937 21.1 3,543 24.9 361 12.8 4,841 23.1 LATVIA 212 15.8 892 6.6 117 12.5 1,221 8.6 LITHUANIA 251 311.5 1,029 468.5 97 11.5 1,377 318.5 POLAND 2,916 28.7 6,311 26.8 583 24.6 9,810 27.2 ROMANIA 971 34.1 2,397 11.4 448 10.6 3,816 16.3 RUSSIA 4,235 9.7 28,240 40.2 2,792 44.8 35,267 36.0 SLOVAKIA 451 19.0 1,443 18.9 203 -2.4 2,097 16.4 UKRAINE 1,213 8.3 3,921 24.6 489 40.9 5,623 21.9 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 572 11.5 2,123 36.7 737 24.1 3,432 29.0


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ASIA 119,186 3.5 531,374 14.5 161,131 20.5 811,691 13.8

INDIA 16,593 18.9 21,463 -6.2 24,139 55.7 62,195 18.8 INDONESIA 854 6.2 2,082 8.6 2,361 23.3 5,297 14.3 JAPAN 37,263 21.9 234,557 -3.1 7,001 13.0 278,821 0.0 KOREA, SOUTH 16,646 -1.0 101,980 14.2 24,577 21.3 143,203 13.3 MALAYSIA 2,063 18.2 2,258 50.7 1,483 25.1 5,804 31.1 PAKISTAN 555 24.2 1,737 10.1 1,085 53.0 3,377 23.5 PRC (EXCL HK) 25,460 -13.1 121,449 73.6 79,677 17.7 226,586 35.7 HONG KONG 2,687 -24.9 5,308 28.3 2,538 -32.7 10,533 -8.3 PHILIPPINES 3,004 28.2 5,728 6.0 680 7.8 9,412 12.3 ROC (TAIWAN) 7,106 -6.9 22,975 41.4 6,913 9.6 36,994 22.5 SINGAPORE 3,945 -24.6 3,474 2.5 1,836 -1.1 9,255 -11.7 THAILAND 1,299 -7.3 1,861 4.7 2,202 0.9 5,362 -0.0 VIETNAM 413 -11.8 1,973 94.0 2,572 7.7 4,958 28.0 OTHER ASIA 1,298 41.1 4,529 48.3 4,067 28.1 9,894 38.4

MIDDLE EAST 15,396 7.7 41,922 16.0 47,756 30.9 105,074 20.9

BAHRAIN 97 14.1 266 -0.4 273 -16.3 636 -6.2 CYPRUS 97 -18.5 266 11.8 159 -6.5 522 -0.9 EGYPT 985 36.2 3,470 1.4 891 48.0 5,346 12.6 IRAN 116 100.0 595 5.3 745 66.3 1,456 35.9 ISRAEL 6,841 4.6 11,683 5.5 669 49.0 19,193 6.3 JORDAN 413 58.8 1,141 2.1 565 35.5 2,119 18.1 KUWAIT 211 -25.7 2,990 84.0 5,261 37.3 8,462 47.4 LEBANON 405 35.0 1,108 6.4 462 47.6 1,975 19.4 QATAR 250 -4.9 1,177 36.4 1,219 5.8 2,646 16.2 SAUDI ARABIA 1,011 -14.5 6,223 44.0 29,121 33.6 36,355 33.2 SYRIA 69 305.9 377 13.6 129 158.0 575 44.1 TURKEY 2,778 14.6 8,976 5.3 4,232 22.4 15,986 11.0 UAE 1,845 1.6 2,621 19.2 2,728 2.6 7,194 7.8 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 278 28.1 1,029 88.8 1,302 60.7 2,609 66.0

AFRICA 6,509 18.8 14,167 14.8 7,789 36.3 28,465 20.9

ETHIOPIA 90 -4.3 437 2.3 181 46.0 708 9.8 GHANA 208 30.0 548 0.7 600 48.9 1,356 22.5 IVORY COAST 53 140.9 177 164.2 221 256.5 451 198.7 KENYA 268 42.6 369 17.9 463 23.5 1,100 25.6 MOROCCO 242 23.5 942 -11.7 466 56.9 1,650 5.8 NIGERIA 1,297 -5.0 4,085 22.0 2,084 34.5 7,466 19.2 SENEGAL 81 28.6 278 7.8 100 7.5 459 10.9 SOUTH AFRICA 2,677 27.1 3,439 14.3 679 19.5 6,795 19.5 OTHER AFRICA 1,593 23.8 3,892 17.7 2,995 33.5 8,480 24.0


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OCEANIA 14,139 6.2 91,892 21.2 2,276 44.1 108,307 19.4

AUSTRALIA 11,722 5.5 78,685 18.2 1,724 53.0 92,131 16.9 FIJI 58 18.4 467 17.6 7 -36.4 532 16.4 NEW ZEALAND 2,307 12.1 12,013 46.4 499 37.1 14,819 39.4 OTHER OCEANIA 52 -49.5 727 13.9 46 -40.3 825 0.9

SOUTH AMERICA 31,883 0.5 406,690 13.3 21,023 31.8 459,596 13.0

ARGENTINA 3,838 0.9 69,892 16.4 911 37.2 74,641 15.7 BOLIVIA 320 5.3 3,105 8.2 478 21.0 3,903 9.3 BRAZIL 13,468 -3.5 194,856 5.7 6,587 21.3 214,911 5.5 CHILE 2,089 -3.8 12,133 -0.6 1,112 34.8 15,334 0.9 COLOMBIA 4,904 7.5 47,564 33.8 3,840 43.9 56,308 31.6 ECUADOR 1,281 1.9 11,998 37.2 1,476 29.7 14,755 32.4 GUYANA 171 4.9 1,045 16.5 66 15.8 1,282 14.8 PARAGUAY 168 21.7 2,479 18.0 274 9.2 2,921 17.4 PERU 1,473 2.8 12,850 8.5 1,020 33.0 15,343 9.3 SURINAME 85 -11.5 386 -11.3 51 2.0 522 -10.2 URUGUAY 378 -4.3 3,855 34.5 178 31.9 4,411 29.9 VENEZUELA 3,700 6.9 46,501 25.8 5,025 40.9 55,226 25.6 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 8 700.0 26 30.0 5 150.0 39 69.6

CENTRAL AMERICA 8,223 -3.0 54,476 12.6 4,373 12.1 67,072 10.4

BELIZE 191 -4.0 781 16.4 167 4.4 1,139 10.6 COSTA RICA 2,098 -5.5 19,353 14.6 644 17.1 22,095 12.4 EL SALVADOR 955 -4.1 3,857 15.2 528 13.3 5,340 11.0 GUATEMALA 2,380 -0.2 8,187 13.0 693 7.6 11,260 9.6 HONDURAS 872 0.9 7,113 19.0 1,040 23.1 9,025 17.4 NICARAGUA 393 15.9 3,050 18.8 200 -6.1 3,643 16.8 PANAMA 1,334 -9.4 12,135 4.0 1,101 7.7 14,570 2.9


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CARIBBEAN 6,465 5.2 52,516 9.6 6,123 5.4 65,104 8.7

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 115 -22.8 597 37.2 96 -1.0 808 18.6 ARUBA 122 60.5 524 -10.9 36 -48.6 682 -7.1 BAHAMAS 522 11.8 9,094 -5.3 1,943 8.1 11,559 -2.6 BARBADOS 441 7.6 1,728 9.6 171 22.1 2,340 10.0 BERMUDA 306 137.2 3,183 224.8 478 67.1 3,967 184.4 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 114 -10.9 1,911 187.4 58 -1.7 2,083 144.5 CAYMAN ISLANDS 227 -5.0 2,086 10.3 192 -9.4 2,505 6.9 DOMINICA 58 -23.7 282 11.9 77 8.5 417 4.5 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 1,500 0.4 10,029 -6.0 769 24.6 12,298 -3.8 HAITI 337 0.3 5,112 26.4 282 28.2 5,731 24.6 JAMAICA 878 -2.4 7,138 12.3 821 -5.0 8,837 8.8 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 30 -57.7 113 -60.4 5 -97.3 148 -72.7 ST. LUCIA 102 13.3 465 38.0 103 -12.7 670 22.9 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 1,252 1.9 4,695 4.1 802 -0.4 6,749 3.1 OTHER CARIBBEAN 461 31.7 5,559 -3.2 290 7.8 6,310 -0.8____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 417,404 7.3 1,674,067 15.4 289,618 23.6 2,381,089 14.8

MEXICO EXCL LAND 27,614 8.7 113,683 12.5 6,056 52.7 147,353 13.0

MEXICO LAND 1,192,954 16.4

CANADA 1,580,762 0.3

GRAND TOTAL 445,018 7.4 1,787,750 15.2 295,674 24.0 5,302,158 10.3

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TABLE D.2NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND TYPE OF VISAJANUARY - JANUARY 2014

TYPE OF VISA ____________________________________________________________________


WESTERN EUROPE 201,857 10.5 425,197 16.5 32,398 25.0 659,452 15.0

AUSTRIA 3,011 9.8 6,964 18.2 478 17.2 10,453 15.6 BELGIUM 5,701 5.0 7,831 12.0 576 -3.0 14,108 8.4 CROATIA 407 22.2 735 3.5 234 20.0 1,376 11.1 DENMARK 5,152 11.2 11,350 26.0 538 26.0 17,040 21.1 FINLAND 2,332 13.4 7,679 25.6 351 35.0 10,362 22.9 FRANCE 23,380 16.8 48,487 19.5 4,333 22.8 76,200 18.9 GERMANY 36,444 9.0 54,527 11.7 4,407 20.6 95,378 11.1 GREECE 955 9.3 2,685 4.9 1,030 22.5 4,670 9.2 ICELAND 318 -6.7 2,172 20.1 232 16.0 2,722 15.9 IRELAND 5,647 19.7 13,979 12.5 585 24.2 20,211 14.7 ITALY 13,427 13.3 36,235 15.4 2,689 31.0 52,351 15.6 LUXEMBOURG 208 -1.0 497 4.2 65 -20.7 770 0.1 NETHERLANDS 12,441 9.2 18,059 12.9 1,104 65.0 31,604 12.7 NORWAY 3,799 10.4 11,327 38.5 1,902 20.4 17,028 29.0 PORTUGAL 1,387 13.3 4,630 21.1 441 44.6 6,458 20.7 SLOVENIA 421 38.5 704 4.3 91 19.7 1,216 15.3 SPAIN 8,504 17.0 23,817 16.2 3,462 28.1 35,783 17.4 SWEDEN 7,480 12.0 22,931 33.2 2,450 19.0 32,861 26.6 SWITZERLAND 6,689 6.6 16,625 26.9 1,448 17.7 24,762 20.2 UNITED KINGDOM 63,869 7.7 132,605 12.6 5,745 30.6 202,219 11.4 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 285 14.0 1,358 31.6 237 20.3 1,880 27.1

EASTERN EUROPE 13,746 19.3 55,833 34.0 6,749 28.4 76,328 30.6

BULGARIA 416 34.6 970 11.0 404 3.6 1,790 13.8 CZECH REPUBLIC 1,304 13.6 3,790 26.0 422 23.8 5,516 22.7 ESTONIA 268 39.6 1,174 58.2 96 50.0 1,538 54.1 HUNGARY 937 21.1 3,543 24.9 361 12.8 4,841 23.1 LATVIA 212 15.8 892 6.6 117 12.5 1,221 8.6 LITHUANIA 251 311.5 1,029 468.5 97 11.5 1,377 318.5 POLAND 2,916 28.7 6,311 26.8 583 24.6 9,810 27.2 ROMANIA 971 34.1 2,397 11.4 448 10.6 3,816 16.3 RUSSIA 4,235 9.7 28,240 40.2 2,792 44.8 35,267 36.0 SLOVAKIA 451 19.0 1,443 18.9 203 -2.4 2,097 16.4 UKRAINE 1,213 8.3 3,921 24.6 489 40.9 5,623 21.9 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 572 11.5 2,123 36.7 737 24.1 3,432 29.0


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ASIA 119,186 3.5 531,374 14.5 161,131 20.5 811,691 13.8

INDIA 16,593 18.9 21,463 -6.2 24,139 55.7 62,195 18.8 INDONESIA 854 6.2 2,082 8.6 2,361 23.3 5,297 14.3 JAPAN 37,263 21.9 234,557 -3.1 7,001 13.0 278,821 0.0 KOREA, SOUTH 16,646 -1.0 101,980 14.2 24,577 21.3 143,203 13.3 MALAYSIA 2,063 18.2 2,258 50.7 1,483 25.1 5,804 31.1 PAKISTAN 555 24.2 1,737 10.1 1,085 53.0 3,377 23.5 PRC (EXCL HK) 25,460 -13.1 121,449 73.6 79,677 17.7 226,586 35.7 HONG KONG 2,687 -24.9 5,308 28.3 2,538 -32.7 10,533 -8.3 PHILIPPINES 3,004 28.2 5,728 6.0 680 7.8 9,412 12.3 ROC (TAIWAN) 7,106 -6.9 22,975 41.4 6,913 9.6 36,994 22.5 SINGAPORE 3,945 -24.6 3,474 2.5 1,836 -1.1 9,255 -11.7 THAILAND 1,299 -7.3 1,861 4.7 2,202 0.9 5,362 -0.0 VIETNAM 413 -11.8 1,973 94.0 2,572 7.7 4,958 28.0 OTHER ASIA 1,298 41.1 4,529 48.3 4,067 28.1 9,894 38.4

MIDDLE EAST 15,396 7.7 41,922 16.0 47,756 30.9 105,074 20.9

BAHRAIN 97 14.1 266 -0.4 273 -16.3 636 -6.2 CYPRUS 97 -18.5 266 11.8 159 -6.5 522 -0.9 EGYPT 985 36.2 3,470 1.4 891 48.0 5,346 12.6 IRAN 116 100.0 595 5.3 745 66.3 1,456 35.9 ISRAEL 6,841 4.6 11,683 5.5 669 49.0 19,193 6.3 JORDAN 413 58.8 1,141 2.1 565 35.5 2,119 18.1 KUWAIT 211 -25.7 2,990 84.0 5,261 37.3 8,462 47.4 LEBANON 405 35.0 1,108 6.4 462 47.6 1,975 19.4 QATAR 250 -4.9 1,177 36.4 1,219 5.8 2,646 16.2 SAUDI ARABIA 1,011 -14.5 6,223 44.0 29,121 33.6 36,355 33.2 SYRIA 69 305.9 377 13.6 129 158.0 575 44.1 TURKEY 2,778 14.6 8,976 5.3 4,232 22.4 15,986 11.0 UAE 1,845 1.6 2,621 19.2 2,728 2.6 7,194 7.8 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 278 28.1 1,029 88.8 1,302 60.7 2,609 66.0

AFRICA 6,509 18.8 14,167 14.8 7,789 36.3 28,465 20.9

ETHIOPIA 90 -4.3 437 2.3 181 46.0 708 9.8 GHANA 208 30.0 548 0.7 600 48.9 1,356 22.5 IVORY COAST 53 140.9 177 164.2 221 256.5 451 198.7 KENYA 268 42.6 369 17.9 463 23.5 1,100 25.6 MOROCCO 242 23.5 942 -11.7 466 56.9 1,650 5.8 NIGERIA 1,297 -5.0 4,085 22.0 2,084 34.5 7,466 19.2 SENEGAL 81 28.6 278 7.8 100 7.5 459 10.9 SOUTH AFRICA 2,677 27.1 3,439 14.3 679 19.5 6,795 19.5 OTHER AFRICA 1,593 23.8 3,892 17.7 2,995 33.5 8,480 24.0


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OCEANIA 14,139 6.2 91,892 21.2 2,276 44.1 108,307 19.4

AUSTRALIA 11,722 5.5 78,685 18.2 1,724 53.0 92,131 16.9 FIJI 58 18.4 467 17.6 7 -36.4 532 16.4 NEW ZEALAND 2,307 12.1 12,013 46.4 499 37.1 14,819 39.4 OTHER OCEANIA 52 -49.5 727 13.9 46 -40.3 825 0.9

SOUTH AMERICA 31,883 0.5 406,690 13.3 21,023 31.8 459,596 13.0

ARGENTINA 3,838 0.9 69,892 16.4 911 37.2 74,641 15.7 BOLIVIA 320 5.3 3,105 8.2 478 21.0 3,903 9.3 BRAZIL 13,468 -3.5 194,856 5.7 6,587 21.3 214,911 5.5 CHILE 2,089 -3.8 12,133 -0.6 1,112 34.8 15,334 0.9 COLOMBIA 4,904 7.5 47,564 33.8 3,840 43.9 56,308 31.6 ECUADOR 1,281 1.9 11,998 37.2 1,476 29.7 14,755 32.4 GUYANA 171 4.9 1,045 16.5 66 15.8 1,282 14.8 PARAGUAY 168 21.7 2,479 18.0 274 9.2 2,921 17.4 PERU 1,473 2.8 12,850 8.5 1,020 33.0 15,343 9.3 SURINAME 85 -11.5 386 -11.3 51 2.0 522 -10.2 URUGUAY 378 -4.3 3,855 34.5 178 31.9 4,411 29.9 VENEZUELA 3,700 6.9 46,501 25.8 5,025 40.9 55,226 25.6 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 8 700.0 26 30.0 5 150.0 39 69.6

CENTRAL AMERICA 8,223 -3.0 54,476 12.6 4,373 12.1 67,072 10.4

BELIZE 191 -4.0 781 16.4 167 4.4 1,139 10.6 COSTA RICA 2,098 -5.5 19,353 14.6 644 17.1 22,095 12.4 EL SALVADOR 955 -4.1 3,857 15.2 528 13.3 5,340 11.0 GUATEMALA 2,380 -0.2 8,187 13.0 693 7.6 11,260 9.6 HONDURAS 872 0.9 7,113 19.0 1,040 23.1 9,025 17.4 NICARAGUA 393 15.9 3,050 18.8 200 -6.1 3,643 16.8 PANAMA 1,334 -9.4 12,135 4.0 1,101 7.7 14,570 2.9


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CARIBBEAN 6,465 5.2 52,516 9.6 6,123 5.4 65,104 8.7

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 115 -22.8 597 37.2 96 -1.0 808 18.6 ARUBA 122 60.5 524 -10.9 36 -48.6 682 -7.1 BAHAMAS 522 11.8 9,094 -5.3 1,943 8.1 11,559 -2.6 BARBADOS 441 7.6 1,728 9.6 171 22.1 2,340 10.0 BERMUDA 306 137.2 3,183 224.8 478 67.1 3,967 184.4 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 114 -10.9 1,911 187.4 58 -1.7 2,083 144.5 CAYMAN ISLANDS 227 -5.0 2,086 10.3 192 -9.4 2,505 6.9 DOMINICA 58 -23.7 282 11.9 77 8.5 417 4.5 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 1,500 0.4 10,029 -6.0 769 24.6 12,298 -3.8 HAITI 337 0.3 5,112 26.4 282 28.2 5,731 24.6 JAMAICA 878 -2.4 7,138 12.3 821 -5.0 8,837 8.8 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 30 -57.7 113 -60.4 5 -97.3 148 -72.7 ST. LUCIA 102 13.3 465 38.0 103 -12.7 670 22.9 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 1,252 1.9 4,695 4.1 802 -0.4 6,749 3.1 OTHER CARIBBEAN 461 31.7 5,559 -3.2 290 7.8 6,310 -0.8____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 417,404 7.3 1,674,067 15.4 289,618 23.6 2,381,089 14.8

MEXICO EXCL LAND 27,614 8.7 113,683 12.5 6,056 52.7 147,353 13.0

MEXICO LAND 1,192,954 16.4

CANADA 1,580,762 0.3

GRAND TOTAL 445,018 7.4 1,787,750 15.2 295,674 24.0 5,302,158 10.3

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TABLE E.1NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND MODE OF TRANSPORTATIONJANUARY 2014

MODE OF TRANSPORTATION _______________________________________________________________________

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

WESTERN EUROPE 627,878 15.7 10,832 54.2 20,545 -10.5 197 659,452 15.0

AUSTRIA 9,938 16.2 188 23.7 325 -0.6 2 10,453 15.6 BELGIUM 13,509 7.8 204 223.8 394 0.0 1 14,108 8.4 CROATIA 1,288 12.3 36 50.0 51 2.0 1 1,376 11.1 DENMARK 16,519 21.2 208 92.6 309 -2.2 4 17,040 21.1 FINLAND 10,050 23.0 109 142.2 203 -2.9 0 10,362 22.9 FRANCE 71,974 20.0 563 107.0 3,647 -1.0 16 76,200 18.9 GERMANY 90,393 12.2 1,186 25.5 3,763 -11.7 36 95,378 11.1 GREECE 4,439 10.4 53 103.8 171 -17.8 7 4,670 9.2 ICELAND 2,668 15.9 18 350.0 36 -16.3 0 2,722 15.9 IRELAND 19,498 15.4 167 94.2 541 -12.9 5 20,211 14.7 ITALY 50,174 15.8 787 81.8 1,383 -4.0 7 52,351 15.6 LUXEMBOURG 746 -0.4 11 83.3 12 0.0 1 770 0.1 NETHERLANDS 30,228 13.9 354 51.3 1,015 -19.4 7 31,604 12.7 NORWAY 16,507 28.0 262 147.2 256 39.1 3 17,028 29.0 PORTUGAL 6,133 24.7 65 91.2 259 -33.8 1 6,458 20.7 SLOVENIA 1,150 14.8 19 58.3 47 17.5 0 1,216 15.3 SPAIN 33,979 17.4 297 39.4 1,485 24.5 22 35,783 17.4 SWEDEN 31,909 26.5 431 76.6 507 11.2 14 32,861 26.6 SWITZERLAND 23,811 20.1 416 127.3 529 -2.6 6 24,762 20.2 UNITED KINGDOM 191,228 12.3 5,402 41.9 5,525 -23.7 64 202,219 11.4 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 1,737 27.6 56 93.1 87 19.2 0 1,880 27.1

EASTERN EUROPE 72,768 31.2 1,467 132.9 2,070 12.0 23 76,328 30.6

BULGARIA 1,672 16.7 50 66.7 67 -23.9 1 1,790 13.8 CZECH REPUBLIC 5,250 24.0 39 62.5 226 6.1 1 5,516 22.7 ESTONIA 1,489 59.6 11 -38.9 38 -7.3 0 1,538 54.1 HUNGARY 4,641 25.6 69 115.6 130 -32.6 1 4,841 23.1 LATVIA 1,148 14.6 18 5.9 49 -51.0 6 1,221 8.6 LITHUANIA 1,270 308.4 43 1333.3 64 392.3 0 1,377 318.5 POLAND 9,343 28.6 231 106.3 234 -7.9 2 9,810 27.2 ROMANIA 3,476 24.1 98 69.0 237 -38.1 5 3,816 16.3 RUSSIA 34,037 33.8 702 197.5 527 13075 1 35,267 36.0 SLOVAKIA 1,956 18.2 26 85.7 115 -10.2 0 2,097 16.4 UKRAINE 5,259 23.7 146 87.2 213 -8.6 5 5,623 21.9 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 3,227 32.7 34 325.0 170 -14.1 1 3,432 29.0


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ASIA 780,135 16.3 2,617 101.0 28,803 -27.3 136 811,691 13.8

INDIA 56,556 33.7 215 21.5 5,387 -43.5 37 62,195 18.8 INDONESIA 4,917 14.9 33 266.7 347 3.0 0 5,297 14.3 JAPAN 275,102 0.1 339 -30.4 3,361 2.8 19 278,821 0.0 KOREA, SOUTH 136,049 15.1 435 175.3 6,686 -15.4 33 143,203 13.3 MALAYSIA 5,553 36.8 56 80.6 193 -38.9 2 5,804 31.1 PAKISTAN 2,977 39.0 5 - 394 -30.9 1 3,377 23.5 PRC (EXCL HK) 217,873 40.7 944 735.4 7,745 -33.0 24 226,586 35.7 HONG KONG 10,005 -7.9 47 683.3 479 -18.1 2 10,533 -8.3 PHILIPPINES 7,539 33.8 255 32.8 1,613 -33.9 5 9,412 12.3 ROC (TAIWAN) 35,289 25.2 113 117.3 1,582 -16.3 10 36,994 22.5 SINGAPORE 8,851 -11.3 36 63.6 367 -19.3 1 9,255 -11.7 THAILAND 5,183 0.6 43 48.3 135 -16.1 1 5,362 -0.0 VIETNAM 4,836 30.7 26 - 96 -36.0 0 4,958 28.0 OTHER ASIA 9,405 42.3 70 169.2 418 -8.7 1 9,894 38.4

MIDDLE EAST 102,617 22.5 298 292.1 2,149 6.3 10 105,074 20.9

BAHRAIN 624 -6.3 4 - 8 33.3 0 636 -6.2 CYPRUS 487 -4.3 18 125.0 17 183.3 0 522 -0.9 EGYPT 5,048 15.7 25 - 273 -8.7 0 5,346 12.6 IRAN 1,365 41.6 0 0.0 90 -11.8 1 1,456 35.9 ISRAEL 18,569 7.3 128 300.0 496 -13.1 0 19,193 6.3 JORDAN 2,035 21.1 7 - 77 -19.8 0 2,119 18.1 KUWAIT 8,414 48.8 14 - 34 88.9 0 8,462 47.4 LEBANON 1,845 27.4 6 50.0 124 -35.4 0 1,975 19.4 QATAR 2,637 17.4 2 - 7 75.0 0 2,646 16.2 SAUDI ARABIA 35,775 34.7 23 666.7 551 84.9 6 36,355 33.2 SYRIA 540 50.8 2 100.0 33 -13.2 0 575 44.1 TURKEY 15,775 12.1 57 159.1 151 -21.4 3 15,986 11.0 UAE 7,145 8.4 6 20.0 43 65.4 0 7,194 7.8 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 2,358 70.7 6 500.0 245 41.6 0 2,609 66.0

AFRICA 26,730 23.4 692 91.7 1,036 -11.8 7 28,465 20.9

ETHIOPIA 683 10.9 0 0.0 25 19.0 0 708 9.8 GHANA 1,318 28.8 6 -40.0 32 -39.6 0 1,356 22.5 IVORY COAST 437 238.8 0 0.0 14 -33.3 0 451 198.7 KENYA 1,048 27.8 7 600.0 45 -2.2 0 1,100 25.6 MOROCCO 1,521 9.7 3 50.0 126 -8.7 0 1,650 5.8 NIGERIA 7,297 22.3 3 -85.0 165 -18.7 1 7,466 19.2 SENEGAL 431 14.6 3 - 24 -29.4 1 459 10.9 SOUTH AFRICA 5,925 18.3 640 114.8 226 -22.3 4 6,795 19.5 OTHER AFRICA 8,070 27.5 30 0.0 379 3.0 1 8,480 24.0


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OCEANIA 100,838 21.6 1,884 23.0 5,555 -9.9 30 108,307 19.4

AUSTRALIA 85,981 18.8 1,465 16.3 4,660 -8.7 25 92,131 16.9 FIJI 360 55.2 6 - 166 -25.9 0 532 16.4 NEW ZEALAND 13,699 43.8 396 51.7 719 -13.2 5 14,819 39.4 OTHER OCEANIA 798 0.8 17 54.5 10 -16.7 0 825 0.9

SOUTH AMERICA 448,496 13.3 5,966 58.4 5,083 4.3 51 459,596 13.0

ARGENTINA 72,805 15.7 1,297 61.9 534 23.9 5 74,641 15.7 BOLIVIA 3,733 8.5 120 192.7 49 -10.9 1 3,903 9.3 BRAZIL 211,701 5.6 1,399 90.9 1,786 -2.7 25 214,911 5.5 CHILE 14,892 1.2 195 59.8 240 -9.8 7 15,334 0.9 COLOMBIA 53,466 32.8 1,891 47.6 944 4.4 7 56,308 31.6 ECUADOR 14,528 33.3 124 117.5 102 -12.8 1 14,755 32.4 GUYANA 1,097 9.4 114 850.0 71 -14.5 0 1,282 14.8 PARAGUAY 2,858 18.3 17 -41.4 46 31.4 0 2,921 17.4 PERU 14,815 9.1 177 45.1 350 28.7 1 15,343 9.3 SURINAME 518 -9.9 2 0.0 2 - 0 522 -10.2 URUGUAY 4,232 30.9 106 21.8 73 55.3 0 4,411 29.9 VENEZUELA 53,813 27.3 523 9.0 886 7.0 4 55,226 25.6 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 38 72.7 1 - 0 -100.0 0 39 69.6

CENTRAL AMERICA 65,497 11.0 597 66.3 969 1.3 9 67,072 10.4

BELIZE 1,098 13.3 5 66.7 36 -16.3 0 1,139 10.6 COSTA RICA 21,702 12.5 262 118.3 131 65.8 0 22,095 12.4 EL SALVADOR 5,170 12.4 21 2000.0 148 -19.1 1 5,340 11.0 GUATEMALA 10,804 10.5 74 64.4 382 -4.0 0 11,260 9.6 HONDURAS 8,814 17.8 47 104.3 162 17.4 2 9,025 17.4 NICARAGUA 3,592 19.2 15 -28.6 36 -39.0 0 3,643 16.8 PANAMA 14,317 3.2 173 18.5 74 29.8 6 14,570 2.9


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CARIBBEAN 59,578 5.7 4,630 159.2 879 -12.1 17 65,104 8.7

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 695 7.3 102 750.0 11 22.2 0 808 18.6 ARUBA 674 -5.5 6 -45.5 2 -75.0 0 682 -7.1 BAHAMAS 10,662 -4.0 851 34.2 38 2.7 8 11,559 -2.6 BARBADOS 1,809 -9.1 485 832.7 45 -18.2 1 2,340 10.0 BERMUDA 3,913 184.8 23 666.7 31 138.5 0 3,967 184.4 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 215 -40.9 1,867 296.4 1 -85.7 0 2,083 144.5 CAYMAN ISLANDS 2,486 7.9 3 -70.0 16 45.5 0 2,505 6.9 DOMINICA 309 -16.5 105 556.3 3 -62.5 0 417 4.5 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 11,631 -3.7 527 11.9 139 65.5 1 12,298 -3.8 HAITI 5,488 28.0 9 12.5 234 4.9 0 5,731 24.6 JAMAICA 8,534 11.1 145 383.3 158 -24.4 0 8,837 8.8 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 135 -73.8 11 -35.3 2 100.0 0 148 -72.7 ST. LUCIA 617 18.9 43 1333.3 10 -33.3 0 670 22.9 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 6,501 3.8 143 521.7 102 -49.3 3 6,749 3.1 OTHER CARIBBEAN 5,909 -3.4 310 1140.0 87 -26.9 4 6,310 -0.8____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 2,284,537 16.1 28,983 72.1 67,089 -16.8 480 2,381,089 14.8

MEXICO 144,574 13.0 2,660 129.1 1,192,954 16.4 119 1,340,307 16.0

CANADA 753,524 1.8 175 66.7 827,063 -1.1 0 1,580,762 0.3

GRAND TOTAL 3,182,635 12.2 31,818 75.8 2,087,106 7.5 599 5,302,158 10.3

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TABLE E.2NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND MODE OF TRANSPORTATIONJANUARY - JANUARY 2014



WESTERN EUROPE 627,878 15.7 10,832 54.2 20,545 -10.5 197 659,452 15.0

AUSTRIA 9,938 16.2 188 23.7 325 -0.6 2 10,453 15.6 BELGIUM 13,509 7.8 204 223.8 394 0.0 1 14,108 8.4 CROATIA 1,288 12.3 36 50.0 51 2.0 1 1,376 11.1 DENMARK 16,519 21.2 208 92.6 309 -2.2 4 17,040 21.1 FINLAND 10,050 23.0 109 142.2 203 -2.9 0 10,362 22.9 FRANCE 71,974 20.0 563 107.0 3,647 -1.0 16 76,200 18.9 GERMANY 90,393 12.2 1,186 25.5 3,763 -11.7 36 95,378 11.1 GREECE 4,439 10.4 53 103.8 171 -17.8 7 4,670 9.2 ICELAND 2,668 15.9 18 350.0 36 -16.3 0 2,722 15.9 IRELAND 19,498 15.4 167 94.2 541 -12.9 5 20,211 14.7 ITALY 50,174 15.8 787 81.8 1,383 -4.0 7 52,351 15.6 LUXEMBOURG 746 -0.4 11 83.3 12 0.0 1 770 0.1 NETHERLANDS 30,228 13.9 354 51.3 1,015 -19.4 7 31,604 12.7 NORWAY 16,507 28.0 262 147.2 256 39.1 3 17,028 29.0 PORTUGAL 6,133 24.7 65 91.2 259 -33.8 1 6,458 20.7 SLOVENIA 1,150 14.8 19 58.3 47 17.5 0 1,216 15.3 SPAIN 33,979 17.4 297 39.4 1,485 24.5 22 35,783 17.4 SWEDEN 31,909 26.5 431 76.6 507 11.2 14 32,861 26.6 SWITZERLAND 23,811 20.1 416 127.3 529 -2.6 6 24,762 20.2 UNITED KINGDOM 191,228 12.3 5,402 41.9 5,525 -23.7 64 202,219 11.4 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 1,737 27.6 56 93.1 87 19.2 0 1,880 27.1

EASTERN EUROPE 72,768 31.2 1,467 132.9 2,070 12.0 23 76,328 30.6

BULGARIA 1,672 16.7 50 66.7 67 -23.9 1 1,790 13.8 CZECH REPUBLIC 5,250 24.0 39 62.5 226 6.1 1 5,516 22.7 ESTONIA 1,489 59.6 11 -38.9 38 -7.3 0 1,538 54.1 HUNGARY 4,641 25.6 69 115.6 130 -32.6 1 4,841 23.1 LATVIA 1,148 14.6 18 5.9 49 -51.0 6 1,221 8.6 LITHUANIA 1,270 308.4 43 1333.3 64 392.3 0 1,377 318.5 POLAND 9,343 28.6 231 106.3 234 -7.9 2 9,810 27.2 ROMANIA 3,476 24.1 98 69.0 237 -38.1 5 3,816 16.3 RUSSIA 34,037 33.8 702 197.5 527 13075 1 35,267 36.0 SLOVAKIA 1,956 18.2 26 85.7 115 -10.2 0 2,097 16.4 UKRAINE 5,259 23.7 146 87.2 213 -8.6 5 5,623 21.9 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 3,227 32.7 34 325.0 170 -14.1 1 3,432 29.0


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ASIA 780,135 16.3 2,617 101.0 28,803 -27.3 136 811,691 13.8

INDIA 56,556 33.7 215 21.5 5,387 -43.5 37 62,195 18.8 INDONESIA 4,917 14.9 33 266.7 347 3.0 0 5,297 14.3 JAPAN 275,102 0.1 339 -30.4 3,361 2.8 19 278,821 0.0 KOREA, SOUTH 136,049 15.1 435 175.3 6,686 -15.4 33 143,203 13.3 MALAYSIA 5,553 36.8 56 80.6 193 -38.9 2 5,804 31.1 PAKISTAN 2,977 39.0 5 - 394 -30.9 1 3,377 23.5 PRC (EXCL HK) 217,873 40.7 944 735.4 7,745 -33.0 24 226,586 35.7 HONG KONG 10,005 -7.9 47 683.3 479 -18.1 2 10,533 -8.3 PHILIPPINES 7,539 33.8 255 32.8 1,613 -33.9 5 9,412 12.3 ROC (TAIWAN) 35,289 25.2 113 117.3 1,582 -16.3 10 36,994 22.5 SINGAPORE 8,851 -11.3 36 63.6 367 -19.3 1 9,255 -11.7 THAILAND 5,183 0.6 43 48.3 135 -16.1 1 5,362 -0.0 VIETNAM 4,836 30.7 26 - 96 -36.0 0 4,958 28.0 OTHER ASIA 9,405 42.3 70 169.2 418 -8.7 1 9,894 38.4

MIDDLE EAST 102,617 22.5 298 292.1 2,149 6.3 10 105,074 20.9

BAHRAIN 624 -6.3 4 - 8 33.3 0 636 -6.2 CYPRUS 487 -4.3 18 125.0 17 183.3 0 522 -0.9 EGYPT 5,048 15.7 25 - 273 -8.7 0 5,346 12.6 IRAN 1,365 41.6 0 0.0 90 -11.8 1 1,456 35.9 ISRAEL 18,569 7.3 128 300.0 496 -13.1 0 19,193 6.3 JORDAN 2,035 21.1 7 - 77 -19.8 0 2,119 18.1 KUWAIT 8,414 48.8 14 - 34 88.9 0 8,462 47.4 LEBANON 1,845 27.4 6 50.0 124 -35.4 0 1,975 19.4 QATAR 2,637 17.4 2 - 7 75.0 0 2,646 16.2 SAUDI ARABIA 35,775 34.7 23 666.7 551 84.9 6 36,355 33.2 SYRIA 540 50.8 2 100.0 33 -13.2 0 575 44.1 TURKEY 15,775 12.1 57 159.1 151 -21.4 3 15,986 11.0 UAE 7,145 8.4 6 20.0 43 65.4 0 7,194 7.8 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 2,358 70.7 6 500.0 245 41.6 0 2,609 66.0

AFRICA 26,730 23.4 692 91.7 1,036 -11.8 7 28,465 20.9

ETHIOPIA 683 10.9 0 0.0 25 19.0 0 708 9.8 GHANA 1,318 28.8 6 -40.0 32 -39.6 0 1,356 22.5 IVORY COAST 437 238.8 0 0.0 14 -33.3 0 451 198.7 KENYA 1,048 27.8 7 600.0 45 -2.2 0 1,100 25.6 MOROCCO 1,521 9.7 3 50.0 126 -8.7 0 1,650 5.8 NIGERIA 7,297 22.3 3 -85.0 165 -18.7 1 7,466 19.2 SENEGAL 431 14.6 3 - 24 -29.4 1 459 10.9 SOUTH AFRICA 5,925 18.3 640 114.8 226 -22.3 4 6,795 19.5 OTHER AFRICA 8,070 27.5 30 0.0 379 3.0 1 8,480 24.0


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OCEANIA 100,838 21.6 1,884 23.0 5,555 -9.9 30 108,307 19.4

AUSTRALIA 85,981 18.8 1,465 16.3 4,660 -8.7 25 92,131 16.9 FIJI 360 55.2 6 - 166 -25.9 0 532 16.4 NEW ZEALAND 13,699 43.8 396 51.7 719 -13.2 5 14,819 39.4 OTHER OCEANIA 798 0.8 17 54.5 10 -16.7 0 825 0.9

SOUTH AMERICA 448,496 13.3 5,966 58.4 5,083 4.3 51 459,596 13.0

ARGENTINA 72,805 15.7 1,297 61.9 534 23.9 5 74,641 15.7 BOLIVIA 3,733 8.5 120 192.7 49 -10.9 1 3,903 9.3 BRAZIL 211,701 5.6 1,399 90.9 1,786 -2.7 25 214,911 5.5 CHILE 14,892 1.2 195 59.8 240 -9.8 7 15,334 0.9 COLOMBIA 53,466 32.8 1,891 47.6 944 4.4 7 56,308 31.6 ECUADOR 14,528 33.3 124 117.5 102 -12.8 1 14,755 32.4 GUYANA 1,097 9.4 114 850.0 71 -14.5 0 1,282 14.8 PARAGUAY 2,858 18.3 17 -41.4 46 31.4 0 2,921 17.4 PERU 14,815 9.1 177 45.1 350 28.7 1 15,343 9.3 SURINAME 518 -9.9 2 0.0 2 - 0 522 -10.2 URUGUAY 4,232 30.9 106 21.8 73 55.3 0 4,411 29.9 VENEZUELA 53,813 27.3 523 9.0 886 7.0 4 55,226 25.6 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 38 72.7 1 - 0 -100.0 0 39 69.6

CENTRAL AMERICA 65,497 11.0 597 66.3 969 1.3 9 67,072 10.4

BELIZE 1,098 13.3 5 66.7 36 -16.3 0 1,139 10.6 COSTA RICA 21,702 12.5 262 118.3 131 65.8 0 22,095 12.4 EL SALVADOR 5,170 12.4 21 2000.0 148 -19.1 1 5,340 11.0 GUATEMALA 10,804 10.5 74 64.4 382 -4.0 0 11,260 9.6 HONDURAS 8,814 17.8 47 104.3 162 17.4 2 9,025 17.4 NICARAGUA 3,592 19.2 15 -28.6 36 -39.0 0 3,643 16.8 PANAMA 14,317 3.2 173 18.5 74 29.8 6 14,570 2.9


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CARIBBEAN 59,578 5.7 4,630 159.2 879 -12.1 17 65,104 8.7

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 695 7.3 102 750.0 11 22.2 0 808 18.6 ARUBA 674 -5.5 6 -45.5 2 -75.0 0 682 -7.1 BAHAMAS 10,662 -4.0 851 34.2 38 2.7 8 11,559 -2.6 BARBADOS 1,809 -9.1 485 832.7 45 -18.2 1 2,340 10.0 BERMUDA 3,913 184.8 23 666.7 31 138.5 0 3,967 184.4 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 215 -40.9 1,867 296.4 1 -85.7 0 2,083 144.5 CAYMAN ISLANDS 2,486 7.9 3 -70.0 16 45.5 0 2,505 6.9 DOMINICA 309 -16.5 105 556.3 3 -62.5 0 417 4.5 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 11,631 -3.7 527 11.9 139 65.5 1 12,298 -3.8 HAITI 5,488 28.0 9 12.5 234 4.9 0 5,731 24.6 JAMAICA 8,534 11.1 145 383.3 158 -24.4 0 8,837 8.8 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 135 -73.8 11 -35.3 2 100.0 0 148 -72.7 ST. LUCIA 617 18.9 43 1333.3 10 -33.3 0 670 22.9 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 6,501 3.8 143 521.7 102 -49.3 3 6,749 3.1 OTHER CARIBBEAN 5,909 -3.4 310 1140.0 87 -26.9 4 6,310 -0.8____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 2,284,537 16.1 28,983 72.1 67,089 -16.8 480 2,381,089 14.8

MEXICO 144,574 13.0 2,660 129.1 1,192,954 16.4 119 1,340,307 16.0

CANADA 753,524 1.8 175 66.7 827,063 -1.1 0 1,580,762 0.3

GRAND TOTAL 3,182,635 12.2 31,818 75.8 2,087,106 7.5 599 5,302,158 10.3

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TABLE F.1NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND AGEJANUARY 2014

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 25,450 60,127 138,601 143,846 142,269 84,474 64,661 42.3 42.0

AUSTRIA 393 996 2,582 2,186 2,260 1,182 854 41.2 40.0 BELGIUM 306 1,401 2,751 3,230 3,429 1,912 1,079 42.6 43.0 CROATIA 50 188 386 335 191 144 82 38.2 36.0 DENMARK 1,092 1,623 2,653 3,597 3,586 2,366 2,122 43.0 43.0 FINLAND 580 919 2,602 2,463 1,831 1,153 814 39.9 38.0 FRANCE 2,769 8,310 18,478 17,161 14,722 8,960 5,792 40.6 40.0 GERMANY 3,132 7,117 20,894 20,041 24,748 11,567 7,879 42.5 43.0 GREECE 141 588 1,364 971 706 538 360 39.6 37.0 ICELAND 250 421 513 462 503 328 245 39.0 38.0 IRELAND 756 1,535 5,349 4,988 3,755 2,126 1,700 40.9 39.0 ITALY 2,830 4,161 11,643 12,981 11,187 5,921 3,628 40.8 41.0 LUXEMBOURG 18 68 180 171 155 102 76 42.5 41.0 NETHERLANDS 758 2,415 6,024 7,228 7,841 4,412 2,925 43.6 44.0 NORWAY 765 3,034 3,614 3,174 2,940 1,973 1,527 39.5 38.0 PORTUGAL 366 661 1,409 1,763 1,153 712 394 39.7 39.0 SLOVENIA 49 118 368 329 187 116 49 38.2 37.0 SPAIN 2,288 3,760 8,142 9,350 6,647 3,373 2,222 39.1 38.0 SWEDEN 2,233 4,417 6,663 6,249 6,116 3,932 3,251 40.2 40.0 SWITZERLAND 809 2,861 5,499 5,079 5,189 3,030 2,294 41.6 41.0 UNITED KINGDOM 5,785 15,262 37,075 41,770 44,845 30,330 27,145 44.9 45.0 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 80 272 412 318 278 297 223 41.7 39.0

EASTERN EUROPE 5,640 8,013 20,823 17,878 11,279 8,293 4,398 38.0 36.0

BULGARIA 41 273 428 337 254 268 189 41.3 39.0 CZECH REPUBLIC 304 582 1,458 1,455 817 531 369 38.6 37.0 ESTONIA 99 153 513 402 222 108 41 35.8 35.0 HUNGARY 216 460 1,264 1,318 642 563 378 39.8 38.0 LATVIA 94 182 386 218 167 106 66 36.1 33.0 LITHUANIA 72 157 414 286 208 155 85 38.3 36.0 POLAND 576 693 2,693 2,691 1,380 1,201 576 39.3 38.0 ROMANIA 107 322 1,177 824 405 579 402 41.2 37.0 RUSSIA 3,475 3,685 9,288 7,995 5,634 3,574 1,614 37.0 36.0 SLOVAKIA 63 281 721 529 213 199 91 36.9 34.0 UKRAINE 411 551 1,564 1,268 890 612 327 38.4 37.0 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 182 674 917 555 447 397 260 37.6 34.0


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ASIA 86,407 148,952 187,131 154,554 110,644 73,997 49,802 35.8 34.0

INDIA 866 13,744 21,357 9,934 5,721 6,815 3,758 36.3 31.0 INDONESIA 228 2,183 839 748 685 430 184 32.9 27.0 JAPAN 26,056 26,571 63,242 56,952 42,147 34,514 29,198 39.8 39.0 KOREA, SOUTH 23,459 23,885 31,838 30,177 17,478 10,642 5,679 33.4 32.0 MALAYSIA 199 1,399 1,286 1,275 946 510 189 36.2 35.0 PAKISTAN 162 855 920 458 357 376 249 36.0 31.0 PRC (EXCL HK) 29,543 64,211 46,842 37,444 29,530 12,236 6,768 31.9 27.0 HONG KONG 776 2,378 1,759 2,043 2,052 1,047 477 36.9 36.0 PHILIPPINES 308 713 2,303 2,656 1,682 1,065 685 41.0 39.0 ROC (TAIWAN) 3,190 5,466 9,548 7,595 5,808 3,808 1,574 36.6 35.0 SINGAPORE 252 1,451 2,096 2,459 1,960 814 223 38.2 38.0 THAILAND 217 1,365 1,499 942 713 427 199 34.8 31.0 VIETNAM 474 2,019 838 529 521 415 162 31.4 24.0 OTHER ASIA 677 2,712 2,764 1,342 1,044 898 457 33.8 29.0

MIDDLE EAST 8,094 31,446 28,124 15,037 10,608 7,626 4,138 32.4 28.0

BAHRAIN 38 291 140 62 57 38 10 29.4 24.0 CYPRUS 18 98 152 73 89 42 50 38.2 34.0 EGYPT 491 888 1,239 949 717 631 431 37.5 35.0 IRAN 32 159 764 161 97 146 97 36.1 31.0 ISRAEL 861 913 3,674 5,054 3,533 3,104 2,053 43.8 43.0 JORDAN 169 471 555 388 277 166 93 34.5 32.0 KUWAIT 817 4,832 1,293 612 529 301 78 25.6 21.0 LEBANON 36 311 662 348 276 200 142 38.1 34.0 QATAR 283 1,146 551 319 219 103 25 27.8 24.0 SAUDI ARABIA 3,105 15,507 13,242 1,927 1,384 990 200 25.9 24.0 SYRIA 37 116 166 100 68 49 39 35.6 32.0 TURKEY 1,734 3,164 3,500 3,223 2,264 1,361 740 35.2 33.0 UAE 298 2,408 1,702 1,484 878 333 91 32.0 30.0 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 175 1,142 484 337 220 162 89 30.3 24.0

AFRICA 1,462 6,037 6,811 5,674 4,428 2,766 1,285 36.5 34.0

ETHIOPIA 34 131 154 139 86 92 72 39.3 37.0 GHANA 27 410 347 226 181 113 52 34.9 31.0 IVORY COAST 14 177 84 72 63 37 4 32.6 27.0 KENYA 26 281 318 225 128 84 38 34.8 32.0 MOROCCO 26 432 354 223 229 240 146 39.1 35.0 NIGERIA 519 1,375 1,554 1,570 1,325 812 311 37.1 36.0 SENEGAL 6 90 111 105 79 51 17 38.2 37.0 SOUTH AFRICA 274 969 1,720 1,574 1,209 709 338 38.5 37.0 OTHER AFRICA 536 2,172 2,169 1,540 1,128 628 307 34.1 31.0


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OCEANIA 15,827 15,626 20,657 17,382 20,015 12,408 6,386 36.7 36.0

AUSTRALIA 13,625 13,569 17,812 14,659 16,770 10,411 5,280 36.5 35.0 FIJI 36 37 125 119 103 84 28 40.4 41.0 NEW ZEALAND 2,030 1,944 2,586 2,427 2,978 1,830 1,024 38.0 38.0 OTHER OCEANIA 136 76 134 177 164 83 54 37.1 38.0

SOUTH AMERICA 99,838 53,677 73,343 89,665 79,254 39,822 23,990 34.7 35.0

ARGENTINA 20,447 8,451 8,895 12,843 13,719 6,417 3,869 33.6 34.0 BOLIVIA 670 759 572 679 640 385 198 34.7 34.0 BRAZIL 54,610 23,994 30,773 42,642 37,927 15,897 9,065 33.4 34.0 CHILE 2,773 2,098 2,781 2,918 2,535 1,463 765 35.1 35.0 COLOMBIA 8,050 7,314 11,675 11,057 9,331 5,563 3,317 36.4 35.0 ECUADOR 2,248 2,000 2,834 3,111 2,195 1,434 933 36.0 35.0 GUYANA 60 112 236 356 262 188 68 41.2 41.0 PARAGUAY 632 584 469 478 460 159 139 32.1 30.0 PERU 2,804 1,572 2,395 3,029 2,661 1,608 1,273 37.4 38.0 SURINAME 16 51 98 124 118 71 44 42.6 42.0 URUGUAY 844 543 674 780 868 444 258 36.2 37.0 VENEZUELA 6,681 6,192 11,935 11,641 8,533 6,185 4,058 37.6 37.0 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 3 7 6 7 5 8 3 39.8 41.0

CENTRAL AMERICA 11,520 8,243 11,450 14,233 10,904 6,470 4,252 36.2 36.0

BELIZE 72 215 211 248 230 111 52 37.7 38.0 COSTA RICA 4,874 2,046 3,784 4,962 3,637 1,847 945 34.5 35.0 EL SALVADOR 353 777 961 1,036 924 672 617 41.2 40.0 GUATEMALA 987 1,328 2,235 2,588 1,933 1,268 921 39.4 38.0 HONDURAS 988 1,603 1,643 1,731 1,460 991 609 37.2 36.0 NICARAGUA 533 466 739 755 527 369 254 36.6 36.0 PANAMA 3,713 1,808 1,877 2,913 2,193 1,212 854 33.8 34.0


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CARIBBEAN 3,530 7,673 12,387 14,180 13,039 8,441 5,849 41.3 41.0

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 42 105 153 173 188 92 55 40.4 42.0 ARUBA 30 64 114 162 164 94 54 42.4 43.0 BAHAMAS 643 2,125 1,853 2,084 2,363 1,507 983 40.2 41.0 BARBADOS 90 247 416 518 524 331 214 42.6 43.0 BERMUDA 293 454 563 723 836 631 467 42.9 44.0 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 158 226 377 490 430 276 126 40.0 40.0 CAYMAN ISLANDS 222 253 473 613 499 270 175 39.4 39.0 DOMINICA 9 42 138 97 78 37 16 38.6 38.0 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 938 1,295 2,491 2,793 2,387 1,429 965 40.1 40.0 HAITI 110 369 1,176 1,663 1,134 709 570 43.6 42.0 JAMAICA 321 1,112 2,051 2,130 1,638 1,009 576 40.0 39.0 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 5 14 15 33 31 32 18 46.4 48.0 ST. LUCIA 26 77 163 164 146 67 27 39.2 39.0 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 232 783 1,433 1,418 1,337 1,016 529 41.7 41.0 OTHER CARIBBEAN 411 507 971 1,119 1,284 941 1,074 45.3 46.0_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 257,768 339,794 499,327 472,449 402,440 244,297 164,761 37.5 36.0

MEXICO EXCL LAND 14,783 14,624 34,018 34,503 25,165 14,713 9,545 38.2 38.0

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TABLE F.2NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS TO THE U.S.BY WORLD REGION/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND AGEJANUARY - JANUARY 2014


WESTERN EUROPE 25,450 60,127 138,601 143,846 142,269 84,474 64,661 42.3 42.0

AUSTRIA 393 996 2,582 2,186 2,260 1,182 854 41.2 40.0 BELGIUM 306 1,401 2,751 3,230 3,429 1,912 1,079 42.6 43.0 CROATIA 50 188 386 335 191 144 82 38.2 36.0 DENMARK 1,092 1,623 2,653 3,597 3,586 2,366 2,122 43.0 43.0 FINLAND 580 919 2,602 2,463 1,831 1,153 814 39.9 38.0 FRANCE 2,769 8,310 18,478 17,161 14,722 8,960 5,792 40.6 40.0 GERMANY 3,132 7,117 20,894 20,041 24,748 11,567 7,879 42.5 43.0 GREECE 141 588 1,364 971 706 538 360 39.6 37.0 ICELAND 250 421 513 462 503 328 245 39.0 38.0 IRELAND 756 1,535 5,349 4,988 3,755 2,126 1,700 40.9 39.0 ITALY 2,830 4,161 11,643 12,981 11,187 5,921 3,628 40.8 41.0 LUXEMBOURG 18 68 180 171 155 102 76 42.5 41.0 NETHERLANDS 758 2,415 6,024 7,228 7,841 4,412 2,925 43.6 44.0 NORWAY 765 3,034 3,614 3,174 2,940 1,973 1,527 39.5 38.0 PORTUGAL 366 661 1,409 1,763 1,153 712 394 39.7 39.0 SLOVENIA 49 118 368 329 187 116 49 38.2 37.0 SPAIN 2,288 3,760 8,142 9,350 6,647 3,373 2,222 39.1 38.0 SWEDEN 2,233 4,417 6,663 6,249 6,116 3,932 3,251 40.2 40.0 SWITZERLAND 809 2,861 5,499 5,079 5,189 3,030 2,294 41.6 41.0 UNITED KINGDOM 5,785 15,262 37,075 41,770 44,845 30,330 27,145 44.9 45.0 OTHER WESTERN EUROPE 80 272 412 318 278 297 223 41.7 39.0

EASTERN EUROPE 5,640 8,013 20,823 17,878 11,279 8,293 4,398 38.0 36.0

BULGARIA 41 273 428 337 254 268 189 41.3 39.0 CZECH REPUBLIC 304 582 1,458 1,455 817 531 369 38.6 37.0 ESTONIA 99 153 513 402 222 108 41 35.8 35.0 HUNGARY 216 460 1,264 1,318 642 563 378 39.8 38.0 LATVIA 94 182 386 218 167 106 66 36.1 33.0 LITHUANIA 72 157 414 286 208 155 85 38.3 36.0 POLAND 576 693 2,693 2,691 1,380 1,201 576 39.3 38.0 ROMANIA 107 322 1,177 824 405 579 402 41.2 37.0 RUSSIA 3,475 3,685 9,288 7,995 5,634 3,574 1,614 37.0 36.0 SLOVAKIA 63 281 721 529 213 199 91 36.9 34.0 UKRAINE 411 551 1,564 1,268 890 612 327 38.4 37.0 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE 182 674 917 555 447 397 260 37.6 34.0


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ASIA 86,407 148,952 187,131 154,554 110,644 73,997 49,802 35.8 34.0

INDIA 866 13,744 21,357 9,934 5,721 6,815 3,758 36.3 31.0 INDONESIA 228 2,183 839 748 685 430 184 32.9 27.0 JAPAN 26,056 26,571 63,242 56,952 42,147 34,514 29,198 39.8 39.0 KOREA, SOUTH 23,459 23,885 31,838 30,177 17,478 10,642 5,679 33.4 32.0 MALAYSIA 199 1,399 1,286 1,275 946 510 189 36.2 35.0 PAKISTAN 162 855 920 458 357 376 249 36.0 31.0 PRC (EXCL HK) 29,543 64,211 46,842 37,444 29,530 12,236 6,768 31.9 27.0 HONG KONG 776 2,378 1,759 2,043 2,052 1,047 477 36.9 36.0 PHILIPPINES 308 713 2,303 2,656 1,682 1,065 685 41.0 39.0 ROC (TAIWAN) 3,190 5,466 9,548 7,595 5,808 3,808 1,574 36.6 35.0 SINGAPORE 252 1,451 2,096 2,459 1,960 814 223 38.2 38.0 THAILAND 217 1,365 1,499 942 713 427 199 34.8 31.0 VIETNAM 474 2,019 838 529 521 415 162 31.4 24.0 OTHER ASIA 677 2,712 2,764 1,342 1,044 898 457 33.8 29.0

MIDDLE EAST 8,094 31,446 28,124 15,037 10,608 7,626 4,138 32.4 28.0

BAHRAIN 38 291 140 62 57 38 10 29.4 24.0 CYPRUS 18 98 152 73 89 42 50 38.2 34.0 EGYPT 491 888 1,239 949 717 631 431 37.5 35.0 IRAN 32 159 764 161 97 146 97 36.1 31.0 ISRAEL 861 913 3,674 5,054 3,533 3,104 2,053 43.8 43.0 JORDAN 169 471 555 388 277 166 93 34.5 32.0 KUWAIT 817 4,832 1,293 612 529 301 78 25.6 21.0 LEBANON 36 311 662 348 276 200 142 38.1 34.0 QATAR 283 1,146 551 319 219 103 25 27.8 24.0 SAUDI ARABIA 3,105 15,507 13,242 1,927 1,384 990 200 25.9 24.0 SYRIA 37 116 166 100 68 49 39 35.6 32.0 TURKEY 1,734 3,164 3,500 3,223 2,264 1,361 740 35.2 33.0 UAE 298 2,408 1,702 1,484 878 333 91 32.0 30.0 OTHER MIDDLE EAST 175 1,142 484 337 220 162 89 30.3 24.0

AFRICA 1,462 6,037 6,811 5,674 4,428 2,766 1,285 36.5 34.0

ETHIOPIA 34 131 154 139 86 92 72 39.3 37.0 GHANA 27 410 347 226 181 113 52 34.9 31.0 IVORY COAST 14 177 84 72 63 37 4 32.6 27.0 KENYA 26 281 318 225 128 84 38 34.8 32.0 MOROCCO 26 432 354 223 229 240 146 39.1 35.0 NIGERIA 519 1,375 1,554 1,570 1,325 812 311 37.1 36.0 SENEGAL 6 90 111 105 79 51 17 38.2 37.0 SOUTH AFRICA 274 969 1,720 1,574 1,209 709 338 38.5 37.0 OTHER AFRICA 536 2,172 2,169 1,540 1,128 628 307 34.1 31.0


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OCEANIA 15,827 15,626 20,657 17,382 20,015 12,408 6,386 36.7 36.0

AUSTRALIA 13,625 13,569 17,812 14,659 16,770 10,411 5,280 36.5 35.0 FIJI 36 37 125 119 103 84 28 40.4 41.0 NEW ZEALAND 2,030 1,944 2,586 2,427 2,978 1,830 1,024 38.0 38.0 OTHER OCEANIA 136 76 134 177 164 83 54 37.1 38.0

SOUTH AMERICA 99,838 53,677 73,343 89,665 79,254 39,822 23,990 34.7 35.0

ARGENTINA 20,447 8,451 8,895 12,843 13,719 6,417 3,869 33.6 34.0 BOLIVIA 670 759 572 679 640 385 198 34.7 34.0 BRAZIL 54,610 23,994 30,773 42,642 37,927 15,897 9,065 33.4 34.0 CHILE 2,773 2,098 2,781 2,918 2,535 1,463 765 35.1 35.0 COLOMBIA 8,050 7,314 11,675 11,057 9,331 5,563 3,317 36.4 35.0 ECUADOR 2,248 2,000 2,834 3,111 2,195 1,434 933 36.0 35.0 GUYANA 60 112 236 356 262 188 68 41.2 41.0 PARAGUAY 632 584 469 478 460 159 139 32.1 30.0 PERU 2,804 1,572 2,395 3,029 2,661 1,608 1,273 37.4 38.0 SURINAME 16 51 98 124 118 71 44 42.6 42.0 URUGUAY 844 543 674 780 868 444 258 36.2 37.0 VENEZUELA 6,681 6,192 11,935 11,641 8,533 6,185 4,058 37.6 37.0 OTHER SOUTH AMERICA 3 7 6 7 5 8 3 39.8 41.0

CENTRAL AMERICA 11,520 8,243 11,450 14,233 10,904 6,470 4,252 36.2 36.0

BELIZE 72 215 211 248 230 111 52 37.7 38.0 COSTA RICA 4,874 2,046 3,784 4,962 3,637 1,847 945 34.5 35.0 EL SALVADOR 353 777 961 1,036 924 672 617 41.2 40.0 GUATEMALA 987 1,328 2,235 2,588 1,933 1,268 921 39.4 38.0 HONDURAS 988 1,603 1,643 1,731 1,460 991 609 37.2 36.0 NICARAGUA 533 466 739 755 527 369 254 36.6 36.0 PANAMA 3,713 1,808 1,877 2,913 2,193 1,212 854 33.8 34.0


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CARIBBEAN 3,530 7,673 12,387 14,180 13,039 8,441 5,849 41.3 41.0

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 42 105 153 173 188 92 55 40.4 42.0 ARUBA 30 64 114 162 164 94 54 42.4 43.0 BAHAMAS 643 2,125 1,853 2,084 2,363 1,507 983 40.2 41.0 BARBADOS 90 247 416 518 524 331 214 42.6 43.0 BERMUDA 293 454 563 723 836 631 467 42.9 44.0 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 158 226 377 490 430 276 126 40.0 40.0 CAYMAN ISLANDS 222 253 473 613 499 270 175 39.4 39.0 DOMINICA 9 42 138 97 78 37 16 38.6 38.0 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 938 1,295 2,491 2,793 2,387 1,429 965 40.1 40.0 HAITI 110 369 1,176 1,663 1,134 709 570 43.6 42.0 JAMAICA 321 1,112 2,051 2,130 1,638 1,009 576 40.0 39.0 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 5 14 15 33 31 32 18 46.4 48.0 ST. LUCIA 26 77 163 164 146 67 27 39.2 39.0 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 232 783 1,433 1,418 1,337 1,016 529 41.7 41.0 OTHER CARIBBEAN 411 507 971 1,119 1,284 941 1,074 45.3 46.0_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOTAL OVERSEAS 257,768 339,794 499,327 472,449 402,440 244,297 164,761 37.5 36.0

MEXICO EXCL LAND 14,783 14,624 34,018 34,503 25,165 14,713 9,545 38.2 38.0

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TABLE G.1FIRST INTENDED ADDRESS OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS BY WORLD REGION OF RESIDENCEJANUARY 2014

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 3,277 182 1,782 403 218 96 933 162 215 7,268 241ALASKA 245 37 1,472 29 12 64 39 52 21 1,971 68ARIZONA 6,664 621 6,124 1,774 299 694 1,171 293 133 17,773 2,238ARKANSAS 694 97 934 435 113 136 346 254 107 3,116 325CALIFORNIA 93,596 10,611 160,969 16,841 2,230 31,808 32,199 7,786 1,283 357,323 28,758COLORADO 7,892 714 3,735 1,838 287 4,232 5,465 886 321 25,370 5,279CONNECTICUT 3,480 562 3,707 1,112 178 145 960 149 418 10,711 259DELAWARE 763 60 652 156 51 30 215 40 44 2,011 190DIST. OF COLUMBIA 6,324 726 4,264 1,935 705 487 1,606 467 270 16,784 514FLORIDA 153,191 15,226 20,091 8,781 2,618 5,322 287,462 32,597 32,972 558,260 22,107GEORGIA 10,944 1,004 8,799 1,564 1,590 621 5,954 1,585 1,683 33,744 2,613GUAM 249 1,928 86,775 9 4 220 22 11 3 89,221 18HAWAII 6,708 791 148,887 213 68 19,313 1,394 74 42 177,490 280IDAHO 443 58 546 675 31 97 67 25 6 1,948 126ILLINOIS 12,906 2,535 17,044 2,825 558 852 2,622 734 315 40,391 4,137INDIANA 2,087 235 6,882 1,436 228 132 714 170 97 11,981 586IOWA 931 144 2,537 339 156 70 408 60 56 4,701 195KANSAS 913 142 1,846 715 126 57 474 82 61 4,416 242KENTUCKY 1,118 109 1,592 866 98 89 287 108 119 4,386 314LOUISIANA 4,506 418 2,963 759 328 991 1,553 766 337 12,621 813MAINE 658 92 631 68 37 41 97 22 40 1,686 98MARYLAND 3,880 529 5,057 1,275 1,123 225 1,000 598 522 14,209 267MASSACHUSETTS 16,959 1,823 18,863 4,201 1,168 826 5,040 935 1,663 51,478 1,552MICHIGAN 9,087 864 12,799 1,974 417 412 3,392 429 384 29,758 2,240MINNESOTA 2,759 379 3,929 817 274 192 578 174 109 9,211 301MISSISSIPPI 565 74 572 134 63 50 171 35 73 1,737 120MISSOURI 1,839 297 3,829 1,033 203 156 695 203 121 8,376 423MONTANA 572 37 242 120 27 265 81 7 16 1,367 40NORTH CAROLINA 5,908 468 4,624 1,014 363 262 1,481 477 465 15,062 856NORTH DAKOTA 449 33 277 89 43 14 40 7 22 974 12NEBRASKA 7,316 1,093 2,347 463 157 824 1,868 158 455 14,681 2,085NEVADA 30,172 2,398 24,337 2,689 633 4,416 10,172 2,047 829 77,693 17,315NEW HAMPSHIRE 1,010 109 1,228 214 59 43 147 17 47 2,874 91NEW JERSEY 11,857 1,659 15,006 2,393 718 506 3,782 1,068 1,149 38,138 838NEW MEXICO 649 72 542 239 38 68 152 102 22 1,884 217NEW YORK 136,981 16,065 61,609 18,530 4,762 10,289 47,456 3,343 8,783 307,818 9,996OHIO 4,259 463 7,986 3,114 389 202 896 254 185 17,748 721OKLAHOMA 924 120 1,653 947 257 127 446 99 152 4,725 274OREGON 2,287 333 4,386 1,372 111 356 732 141 58 9,776 489PENNSYLVANIA 9,261 1,097 11,990 3,277 722 497 1,784 436 590 29,654 773PUERTO RICO 2,949 168 208 55 44 80 2,272 632 1,780 8,188 492RHODE ISLAND 768 102 1,262 243 90 43 213 125 177 3,023 250


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TABLE G.1FIRST INTENDED ADDRESS OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS BY WORLD REGION OF RESIDENCEJANUARY 2014


SOUTH CAROLINA 3,109 223 1,331 216 105 78 426 149 108 5,745 417SOUTH DAKOTA 152 8 194 45 29 17 37 12 12 506 15TENNESSEE 2,788 313 2,234 1,152 157 229 570 288 279 8,010 553TEXAS 24,455 2,414 24,058 6,830 3,439 2,577 10,069 4,155 1,256 79,253 24,358UTAH 2,549 265 2,447 473 92 1,171 1,208 163 84 8,452 1,016VERMONT 1,022 66 536 91 62 51 141 35 85 2,089 45VIRGIN ISLANDS 1 0 0 1 0 8 1 0 0 11 0VIRGINIA 5,433 882 8,079 3,489 779 303 1,742 924 379 22,010 479WEST VIRGINIA 301 34 293 546 62 31 101 13 30 1,411 16WASHINGTON 11,054 1,438 23,177 2,495 638 2,159 1,790 303 115 43,169 1,110WISCONSIN 2,036 244 3,273 645 131 114 480 84 48 7,055 636WYOMING 482 36 134 54 17 240 138 7 4 1,112 75NOT REPORTED 38,030 5,930 80,957 2,071 1,358 15,979 16,507 3,329 6,559 170,720 9,880______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 659,452 76,328 811,691 105,074 28,465 108,307 459,596 67,072 65,104 2,381,089 147,353

* 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 - JANUARY 2014


ALABAMA 3,277 182 1,782 403 218 96 933 162 215 7,268 241ALASKA 245 37 1,472 29 12 64 39 52 21 1,971 68ARIZONA 6,664 621 6,124 1,774 299 694 1,171 293 133 17,773 2,238ARKANSAS 694 97 934 435 113 136 346 254 107 3,116 325CALIFORNIA 93,596 10,611 160,969 16,841 2,230 31,808 32,199 7,786 1,283 357,323 28,758COLORADO 7,892 714 3,735 1,838 287 4,232 5,465 886 321 25,370 5,279CONNECTICUT 3,480 562 3,707 1,112 178 145 960 149 418 10,711 259DELAWARE 763 60 652 156 51 30 215 40 44 2,011 190DIST. OF COLUMBIA 6,324 726 4,264 1,935 705 487 1,606 467 270 16,784 514FLORIDA 153,191 15,226 20,091 8,781 2,618 5,322 287,462 32,597 32,972 558,260 22,107GEORGIA 10,944 1,004 8,799 1,564 1,590 621 5,954 1,585 1,683 33,744 2,613GUAM 249 1,928 86,775 9 4 220 22 11 3 89,221 18HAWAII 6,708 791 148,887 213 68 19,313 1,394 74 42 177,490 280IDAHO 443 58 546 675 31 97 67 25 6 1,948 126ILLINOIS 12,906 2,535 17,044 2,825 558 852 2,622 734 315 40,391 4,137INDIANA 2,087 235 6,882 1,436 228 132 714 170 97 11,981 586IOWA 931 144 2,537 339 156 70 408 60 56 4,701 195KANSAS 913 142 1,846 715 126 57 474 82 61 4,416 242KENTUCKY 1,118 109 1,592 866 98 89 287 108 119 4,386 314LOUISIANA 4,506 418 2,963 759 328 991 1,553 766 337 12,621 813MAINE 658 92 631 68 37 41 97 22 40 1,686 98MARYLAND 3,880 529 5,057 1,275 1,123 225 1,000 598 522 14,209 267MASSACHUSETTS 16,959 1,823 18,863 4,201 1,168 826 5,040 935 1,663 51,478 1,552MICHIGAN 9,087 864 12,799 1,974 417 412 3,392 429 384 29,758 2,240MINNESOTA 2,759 379 3,929 817 274 192 578 174 109 9,211 301MISSISSIPPI 565 74 572 134 63 50 171 35 73 1,737 120MISSOURI 1,839 297 3,829 1,033 203 156 695 203 121 8,376 423MONTANA 572 37 242 120 27 265 81 7 16 1,367 40NORTH CAROLINA 5,908 468 4,624 1,014 363 262 1,481 477 465 15,062 856NORTH DAKOTA 449 33 277 89 43 14 40 7 22 974 12NEBRASKA 7,316 1,093 2,347 463 157 824 1,868 158 455 14,681 2,085NEVADA 30,172 2,398 24,337 2,689 633 4,416 10,172 2,047 829 77,693 17,315NEW HAMPSHIRE 1,010 109 1,228 214 59 43 147 17 47 2,874 91NEW JERSEY 11,857 1,659 15,006 2,393 718 506 3,782 1,068 1,149 38,138 838NEW MEXICO 649 72 542 239 38 68 152 102 22 1,884 217NEW YORK 136,981 16,065 61,609 18,530 4,762 10,289 47,456 3,343 8,783 307,818 9,996OHIO 4,259 463 7,986 3,114 389 202 896 254 185 17,748 721OKLAHOMA 924 120 1,653 947 257 127 446 99 152 4,725 274OREGON 2,287 333 4,386 1,372 111 356 732 141 58 9,776 489PENNSYLVANIA 9,261 1,097 11,990 3,277 722 497 1,784 436 590 29,654 773PUERTO RICO 2,949 168 208 55 44 80 2,272 632 1,780 8,188 492RHODE ISLAND 768 102 1,262 243 90 43 213 125 177 3,023 250


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SOUTH CAROLINA 3,109 223 1,331 216 105 78 426 149 108 5,745 417SOUTH DAKOTA 152 8 194 45 29 17 37 12 12 506 15TENNESSEE 2,788 313 2,234 1,152 157 229 570 288 279 8,010 553TEXAS 24,455 2,414 24,058 6,830 3,439 2,577 10,069 4,155 1,256 79,253 24,358UTAH 2,549 265 2,447 473 92 1,171 1,208 163 84 8,452 1,016VERMONT 1,022 66 536 91 62 51 141 35 85 2,089 45VIRGIN ISLANDS 1 0 0 1 0 8 1 0 0 11 0VIRGINIA 5,433 882 8,079 3,489 779 303 1,742 924 379 22,010 479WEST VIRGINIA 301 34 293 546 62 31 101 13 30 1,411 16WASHINGTON 11,054 1,438 23,177 2,495 638 2,159 1,790 303 115 43,169 1,110WISCONSIN 2,036 244 3,273 645 131 114 480 84 48 7,055 636WYOMING 482 36 134 54 17 240 138 7 4 1,112 75NOT REPORTED 38,030 5,930 80,957 2,071 1,358 15,979 16,507 3,329 6,559 170,720 9,880______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 659,452 76,328 811,691 105,074 28,465 108,307 459,596 67,072 65,104 2,381,089 147,353


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U.S. STATE/TERRITORY OF NETHER- SWITZER- UNITED HONGDESTINATION* FRANCE GERMANY IRELAND ITALY LANDS SPAIN SWEDEN LAND KINGDOM RUSSIA KONG_________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

ALABAMA 1,174 897 54 138 92 119 45 45 403 43 6ALASKA 21 57 8 7 8 9 18 9 64 24 2ARIZONA 645 1,105 204 287 474 340 215 211 2,391 174 144ARKANSAS 108 95 6 45 30 33 25 30 199 55 47CALIFORNIA 12,667 14,511 2,582 6,047 4,534 4,083 5,251 4,480 27,944 5,109 3,785COLORADO 539 1,470 131 382 315 371 349 322 2,906 307 63CONNECTICUT 299 518 144 249 180 158 160 133 1,161 133 60DELAWARE 77 139 10 44 29 50 44 24 246 13 6DIST. OF COLUMBIA 799 759 130 402 404 403 244 238 1,794 328 39FLORIDA 12,712 22,070 3,721 13,138 8,040 9,367 9,555 6,462 46,072 6,129 373GEORGIA 1,239 2,028 262 756 905 556 319 265 3,301 269 91GUAM 19 36 4 22 9 7 8 20 80 1,903 360HAWAII 1,033 1,337 86 245 228 144 483 485 1,512 286 278IDAHO 36 95 18 35 39 14 23 9 111 19 9ILLINOIS 1,164 2,270 631 942 631 905 586 422 3,687 473 207INDIANA 164 414 73 193 109 123 34 69 648 66 46IOWA 92 178 17 76 72 32 28 31 253 77 18KANSAS 101 151 22 54 68 49 27 20 300 47 14KENTUCKY 122 294 63 70 36 65 57 37 259 30 29LOUISIANA 429 554 130 262 453 265 162 118 1,436 152 37MAINE 60 96 14 43 34 47 28 13 262 27 21MARYLAND 437 609 79 262 229 199 152 111 1,305 214 38MASSACHUSETTS 1,767 2,209 1,289 1,105 777 960 429 817 5,016 724 417MICHIGAN 826 3,484 126 859 459 344 289 187 1,750 336 91MINNESOTA 249 525 125 139 173 84 131 105 715 105 46MISSISSIPPI 50 128 24 26 27 32 25 17 140 24 2MISSOURI 160 351 48 104 117 162 76 59 513 101 29MONTANA 28 71 25 24 42 12 17 12 294 14 2NORTH CAROLINA 796 1,245 162 403 232 255 285 149 1,689 132 44NORTH DAKOTA 11 179 24 18 13 11 3 4 123 11 2NEBRASKA 392 309 146 221 71 190 70 986 4,407 898 353NEVADA 3,276 4,880 1,114 1,629 1,282 989 1,273 693 11,865 863 686NEW HAMPSHIRE 153 142 53 25 59 51 39 24 354 25 16NEW JERSEY 1,196 1,871 402 891 525 581 549 509 3,406 534 132NEW MEXICO 57 121 9 56 37 53 36 15 195 21 6NEW YORK 19,906 13,292 5,329 14,622 4,856 8,015 7,671 4,087 41,272 9,062 1,369OHIO 477 838 107 354 305 158 116 160 1,223 162 57OKLAHOMA 58 156 30 46 33 50 29 21 369 64 5OREGON 193 440 123 116 250 103 65 59 666 143 69PENNSYLVANIA 866 1,725 318 719 479 530 384 362 2,797 362 163PUERTO RICO 289 527 52 193 203 493 95 90 580 47 2RHODE ISLAND 87 84 46 71 29 33 23 37 219 36 31


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SOUTH CAROLINA 387 1,176 72 187 71 130 84 75 586 58 28SOUTH DAKOTA 36 22 9 5 13 5 3 3 24 0 1TENNESSEE 184 569 87 243 127 118 122 74 887 61 15TEXAS 2,255 3,370 636 1,425 1,811 1,683 740 466 8,406 885 168UTAH 282 399 55 141 118 118 136 96 851 107 77VERMONT 327 94 34 45 28 77 23 29 271 21 8VIRGINIA 480 953 113 320 259 238 227 155 1,868 334 60WEST VIRGINIA 31 36 6 33 5 42 13 8 92 14 0WASHINGTON 1,002 1,728 393 493 682 429 425 256 3,636 563 485WISCONSIN 168 474 52 184 146 91 83 93 443 68 28WYOMING 53 76 8 10 8 40 16 14 217 17 5NOT REPORTED 6,221 4,221 805 3,945 1,448 2,367 1,571 1,546 11,011 3,597 463______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 76,200 95,378 20,211 52,351 31,604 35,783 32,861 24,762 202,219 35,267 10,533


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TABLE H.2FIRST INTENDED ADDRESS OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS BY COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEJANUARY - JANUARY 2014


ALABAMA 1,174 897 54 138 92 119 45 45 403 43 6ALASKA 21 57 8 7 8 9 18 9 64 24 2ARIZONA 645 1,105 204 287 474 340 215 211 2,391 174 144ARKANSAS 108 95 6 45 30 33 25 30 199 55 47CALIFORNIA 12,667 14,511 2,582 6,047 4,534 4,083 5,251 4,480 27,944 5,109 3,785COLORADO 539 1,470 131 382 315 371 349 322 2,906 307 63CONNECTICUT 299 518 144 249 180 158 160 133 1,161 133 60DELAWARE 77 139 10 44 29 50 44 24 246 13 6DIST. OF COLUMBIA 799 759 130 402 404 403 244 238 1,794 328 39FLORIDA 12,712 22,070 3,721 13,138 8,040 9,367 9,555 6,462 46,072 6,129 373GEORGIA 1,239 2,028 262 756 905 556 319 265 3,301 269 91GUAM 19 36 4 22 9 7 8 20 80 1,903 360HAWAII 1,033 1,337 86 245 228 144 483 485 1,512 286 278IDAHO 36 95 18 35 39 14 23 9 111 19 9ILLINOIS 1,164 2,270 631 942 631 905 586 422 3,687 473 207INDIANA 164 414 73 193 109 123 34 69 648 66 46IOWA 92 178 17 76 72 32 28 31 253 77 18KANSAS 101 151 22 54 68 49 27 20 300 47 14KENTUCKY 122 294 63 70 36 65 57 37 259 30 29LOUISIANA 429 554 130 262 453 265 162 118 1,436 152 37MAINE 60 96 14 43 34 47 28 13 262 27 21MARYLAND 437 609 79 262 229 199 152 111 1,305 214 38MASSACHUSETTS 1,767 2,209 1,289 1,105 777 960 429 817 5,016 724 417MICHIGAN 826 3,484 126 859 459 344 289 187 1,750 336 91MINNESOTA 249 525 125 139 173 84 131 105 715 105 46MISSISSIPPI 50 128 24 26 27 32 25 17 140 24 2MISSOURI 160 351 48 104 117 162 76 59 513 101 29MONTANA 28 71 25 24 42 12 17 12 294 14 2NORTH CAROLINA 796 1,245 162 403 232 255 285 149 1,689 132 44NORTH DAKOTA 11 179 24 18 13 11 3 4 123 11 2NEBRASKA 392 309 146 221 71 190 70 986 4,407 898 353NEVADA 3,276 4,880 1,114 1,629 1,282 989 1,273 693 11,865 863 686NEW HAMPSHIRE 153 142 53 25 59 51 39 24 354 25 16NEW JERSEY 1,196 1,871 402 891 525 581 549 509 3,406 534 132NEW MEXICO 57 121 9 56 37 53 36 15 195 21 6NEW YORK 19,906 13,292 5,329 14,622 4,856 8,015 7,671 4,087 41,272 9,062 1,369OHIO 477 838 107 354 305 158 116 160 1,223 162 57OKLAHOMA 58 156 30 46 33 50 29 21 369 64 5OREGON 193 440 123 116 250 103 65 59 666 143 69PENNSYLVANIA 866 1,725 318 719 479 530 384 362 2,797 362 163PUERTO RICO 289 527 52 193 203 493 95 90 580 47 2RHODE ISLAND 87 84 46 71 29 33 23 37 219 36 31


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SOUTH CAROLINA 387 1,176 72 187 71 130 84 75 586 58 28SOUTH DAKOTA 36 22 9 5 13 5 3 3 24 0 1TENNESSEE 184 569 87 243 127 118 122 74 887 61 15TEXAS 2,255 3,370 636 1,425 1,811 1,683 740 466 8,406 885 168UTAH 282 399 55 141 118 118 136 96 851 107 77VERMONT 327 94 34 45 28 77 23 29 271 21 8VIRGINIA 480 953 113 320 259 238 227 155 1,868 334 60WEST VIRGINIA 31 36 6 33 5 42 13 8 92 14 0WASHINGTON 1,002 1,728 393 493 682 429 425 256 3,636 563 485WISCONSIN 168 474 52 184 146 91 83 93 443 68 28WYOMING 53 76 8 10 8 40 16 14 217 17 5NOT REPORTED 6,221 4,221 805 3,945 1,448 2,367 1,571 1,546 11,011 3,597 463______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 76,200 95,378 20,211 52,351 31,604 35,783 32,861 24,762 202,219 35,267 10,533


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U.S. STATE/TERRITORY OF PRC ROC DESTINATION* INDIA JAPAN KOREA, S. (EXCL HK) (TAIWAN) ISRAEL AUSTRALIA ARGENTINA BRAZIL COLOMBIA VENEZUELA____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

ALABAMA 174 200 594 632 34 42 71 110 177 356 35ALASKA 26 845 42 292 238 1 50 1 24 4 4ARIZONA 1,172 1,011 949 2,098 253 131 594 115 537 126 66ARKANSAS 196 102 87 369 24 22 117 26 124 44 31CALIFORNIA 11,101 26,248 25,644 65,509 13,826 3,218 26,400 4,798 16,759 3,421 1,899COLORADO 585 755 406 1,286 115 101 3,618 1,109 3,433 209 163CONNECTICUT 705 308 490 1,646 101 55 126 76 403 147 60DELAWARE 155 61 58 323 19 13 27 21 82 52 18DIST. OF COLUMBIA 345 770 926 1,544 79 122 435 189 654 285 128FLORIDA 2,344 5,850 2,078 6,435 691 2,367 4,619 49,223 133,741 34,131 39,792GEORGIA 1,637 1,325 2,081 2,663 292 263 536 619 2,262 852 1,091GUAM 10 56,716 23,345 2,162 3,657 1 164 0 13 3 1HAWAII 155 115,481 16,697 12,367 2,651 50 17,372 308 766 78 35IDAHO 44 140 128 127 32 17 86 8 27 19 4ILLINOIS 3,069 2,004 2,506 7,208 573 336 730 241 1,172 344 314INDIANA 1,137 753 819 3,544 190 37 102 46 246 135 75IOWA 307 107 318 1,421 53 15 53 35 153 64 55KANSAS 292 185 220 877 67 14 47 27 165 49 48KENTUCKY 188 617 180 367 40 12 75 35 94 41 72LOUISIANA 288 283 252 1,174 95 75 866 186 718 199 134MAINE 34 33 81 379 23 9 36 13 42 22 4MARYLAND 738 454 770 2,354 233 165 199 96 337 153 63MASSACHUSETTS 3,054 1,752 2,550 7,848 820 475 707 427 2,104 834 791MICHIGAN 1,595 1,944 2,360 5,834 342 113 353 847 1,284 298 526MINNESOTA 634 352 643 1,656 129 76 161 48 238 119 34MISSISSIPPI 130 183 60 119 5 13 41 18 66 29 10MISSOURI 574 351 603 1,820 113 36 133 46 286 85 118MONTANA 27 40 49 81 6 3 215 4 43 11 6NORTH CAROLINA 1,082 669 506 1,886 115 189 212 126 659 215 199NORTH DAKOTA 53 16 29 102 11 11 13 3 16 6 4NEBRASKA 541 235 249 675 43 121 642 619 426 155 162NEVADA 727 7,259 5,697 6,379 2,066 1,388 3,741 1,277 6,029 890 705NEW HAMPSHIRE 133 90 180 605 40 42 37 12 70 20 10NEW JERSEY 3,555 1,230 2,616 6,146 503 667 432 238 1,409 812 280NEW MEXICO 48 163 50 182 31 19 53 10 52 28 10NEW YORK 6,612 10,960 11,160 22,323 2,497 6,751 9,402 8,182 27,674 4,319 2,233OHIO 1,133 1,416 510 4,221 189 75 170 54 406 146 93OKLAHOMA 305 87 284 666 40 19 91 51 129 66 119OREGON 316 1,107 617 1,600 309 121 276 211 284 69 57PENNSYLVANIA 2,181 706 1,711 5,733 460 269 413 148 739 242 216PUERTO RICO 42 52 15 54 6 34 63 316 408 785 393RHODE ISLAND 174 65 277 525 34 19 29 10 77 42 30


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SOUTH CAROLINA 205 255 155 502 49 27 61 24 183 95 46SOUTH DAKOTA 29 25 82 35 0 2 13 1 18 5 5TENNESSEE 351 770 277 588 60 35 206 61 253 89 69TEXAS 5,657 3,284 3,282 6,757 1,246 549 2,267 1,158 2,910 1,772 2,419UTAH 152 421 585 713 283 56 904 124 695 77 69VERMONT 36 65 45 307 16 25 36 11 62 18 17VIRGIN ISLANDS 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 0VIRGINIA 1,377 554 1,304 3,724 151 143 259 169 475 360 150WEST VIRGINIA 59 48 17 94 20 5 24 3 50 14 20WASHINGTON 3,675 2,781 3,612 8,683 1,608 240 1,745 157 840 297 130WISCONSIN 388 224 485 1,773 111 36 105 35 157 98 48WYOMING 18 37 8 32 6 3 187 14 93 7 2NOT REPORTED 2,630 27,432 24,514 20,146 2,399 564 12,809 2,955 4,847 3,571 2,163______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 62,195 278,821 143,203 226,586 36,994 19,193 92,131 74,641 214,911 56,308 55,226


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TABLE I.2FIRST INTENDED ADDRESS OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS BY COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEJANUARY - JANUARY 2014


ALABAMA 174 200 594 632 34 42 71 110 177 356 35ALASKA 26 845 42 292 238 1 50 1 24 4 4ARIZONA 1,172 1,011 949 2,098 253 131 594 115 537 126 66ARKANSAS 196 102 87 369 24 22 117 26 124 44 31CALIFORNIA 11,101 26,248 25,644 65,509 13,826 3,218 26,400 4,798 16,759 3,421 1,899COLORADO 585 755 406 1,286 115 101 3,618 1,109 3,433 209 163CONNECTICUT 705 308 490 1,646 101 55 126 76 403 147 60DELAWARE 155 61 58 323 19 13 27 21 82 52 18DIST. OF COLUMBIA 345 770 926 1,544 79 122 435 189 654 285 128FLORIDA 2,344 5,850 2,078 6,435 691 2,367 4,619 49,223 133,741 34,131 39,792GEORGIA 1,637 1,325 2,081 2,663 292 263 536 619 2,262 852 1,091GUAM 10 56,716 23,345 2,162 3,657 1 164 0 13 3 1HAWAII 155 115,481 16,697 12,367 2,651 50 17,372 308 766 78 35IDAHO 44 140 128 127 32 17 86 8 27 19 4ILLINOIS 3,069 2,004 2,506 7,208 573 336 730 241 1,172 344 314INDIANA 1,137 753 819 3,544 190 37 102 46 246 135 75IOWA 307 107 318 1,421 53 15 53 35 153 64 55KANSAS 292 185 220 877 67 14 47 27 165 49 48KENTUCKY 188 617 180 367 40 12 75 35 94 41 72LOUISIANA 288 283 252 1,174 95 75 866 186 718 199 134MAINE 34 33 81 379 23 9 36 13 42 22 4MARYLAND 738 454 770 2,354 233 165 199 96 337 153 63MASSACHUSETTS 3,054 1,752 2,550 7,848 820 475 707 427 2,104 834 791MICHIGAN 1,595 1,944 2,360 5,834 342 113 353 847 1,284 298 526MINNESOTA 634 352 643 1,656 129 76 161 48 238 119 34MISSISSIPPI 130 183 60 119 5 13 41 18 66 29 10MISSOURI 574 351 603 1,820 113 36 133 46 286 85 118MONTANA 27 40 49 81 6 3 215 4 43 11 6NORTH CAROLINA 1,082 669 506 1,886 115 189 212 126 659 215 199NORTH DAKOTA 53 16 29 102 11 11 13 3 16 6 4NEBRASKA 541 235 249 675 43 121 642 619 426 155 162NEVADA 727 7,259 5,697 6,379 2,066 1,388 3,741 1,277 6,029 890 705NEW HAMPSHIRE 133 90 180 605 40 42 37 12 70 20 10NEW JERSEY 3,555 1,230 2,616 6,146 503 667 432 238 1,409 812 280NEW MEXICO 48 163 50 182 31 19 53 10 52 28 10NEW YORK 6,612 10,960 11,160 22,323 2,497 6,751 9,402 8,182 27,674 4,319 2,233OHIO 1,133 1,416 510 4,221 189 75 170 54 406 146 93OKLAHOMA 305 87 284 666 40 19 91 51 129 66 119OREGON 316 1,107 617 1,600 309 121 276 211 284 69 57PENNSYLVANIA 2,181 706 1,711 5,733 460 269 413 148 739 242 216PUERTO RICO 42 52 15 54 6 34 63 316 408 785 393RHODE ISLAND 174 65 277 525 34 19 29 10 77 42 30


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TABLE I.2FIRST INTENDED ADDRESS OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALS BY COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEJANUARY - JANUARY 2014


SOUTH CAROLINA 205 255 155 502 49 27 61 24 183 95 46SOUTH DAKOTA 29 25 82 35 0 2 13 1 18 5 5TENNESSEE 351 770 277 588 60 35 206 61 253 89 69TEXAS 5,657 3,284 3,282 6,757 1,246 549 2,267 1,158 2,910 1,772 2,419UTAH 152 421 585 713 283 56 904 124 695 77 69VERMONT 36 65 45 307 16 25 36 11 62 18 17VIRGIN ISLANDS 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 0VIRGINIA 1,377 554 1,304 3,724 151 143 259 169 475 360 150WEST VIRGINIA 59 48 17 94 20 5 24 3 50 14 20WASHINGTON 3,675 2,781 3,612 8,683 1,608 240 1,745 157 840 297 130WISCONSIN 388 224 485 1,773 111 36 105 35 157 98 48WYOMING 18 37 8 32 6 3 187 14 93 7 2NOT REPORTED 2,630 27,432 24,514 20,146 2,399 564 12,809 2,955 4,847 3,571 2,163______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 62,195 278,821 143,203 226,586 36,994 19,193 92,131 74,641 214,911 56,308 55,226


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TABLE J.1U.S. PORT OF ENTRY (ALL MODES) OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALSBY WORLD REGION OF RESIDENCEJANUARY 2014

WESTERN EASTERN MIDDLE SOUTH CENTRAL TOTAL MEXICOPORTS EUROPE EUROPE ASIA EAST AFRICA OCEANIA AMERICA AMERICA CARIBBEAN OVERSEAS EXCL LAND____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 320 2,360 103,884 11 4 314 37 10 9 106,949 19ATLANTA, GA 29,910 2,145 11,814 2,163 3,892 698 18,935 3,901 2,808 76,266 6,654BALTIMORE, MD 867 67 267 86 143 19 123 0 121 1,693 15BLAINE, WA 3,444 443 12,643 338 186 1,791 762 76 55 19,738 1BOSTON, MA 17,406 1,415 6,536 2,767 863 261 672 313 1,180 31,413 164BUFFALO, NY 307 9 164 3 1 17 5 0 2 508 0CHAMPLAIN, NY 2,399 168 669 177 210 147 524 18 225 4,537 0CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 10 3 29 2 2 1 3 1 34 85 0CHICAGO, IL 30,305 4,268 53,373 9,668 1,124 1,001 4,635 574 151 105,099 4,879CINCINNATI, OH 669 31 159 136 38 3 5 0 3 1,044 27DALLAS, TX 10,022 637 14,612 2,314 675 4,188 13,898 2,110 234 48,690 14,479DETROIT, MI 11,293 1,051 22,743 2,263 591 376 3,430 36 62 41,845 1,800FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 9,432 645 457 194 208 582 14,309 6,483 11,516 43,826 1,632HIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT 710 51 399 72 64 121 130 2 77 1,626 0HONOLULU, HI 2,238 295 151,053 85 13 20,196 103 23 14 174,020 38HOUSTON, TX 16,290 1,982 10,804 5,237 2,529 1,376 16,861 6,738 770 62,587 20,901LAS VEGAS, NV 16,178 537 3,881 662 230 724 3,253 1,305 53 26,823 14,194LEWISTON, NY 679 117 1,035 115 48 108 155 5 92 2,354 0LOS ANGELES, CA 50,117 7,579 121,722 11,899 1,221 49,845 17,468 5,999 310 266,160 19,985LYNDEN, WA 324 52 1,018 30 21 89 52 12 8 1,606 0MIAMI, FL 86,561 11,027 4,686 3,694 1,108 2,906 234,109 22,031 24,008 390,130 12,548MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 5,242 465 3,422 748 286 184 62 16 24 10,449 101NEW YORK, NY 133,744 23,071 77,384 29,892 7,720 5,589 47,732 2,354 9,927 337,413 8,766NEWARK, NJ 62,140 3,803 22,484 5,622 849 1,406 6,632 1,677 678 105,291 1,838NIAGARA FALLS, NY 1,552 161 2,515 164 44 885 421 28 63 5,833 0ORLANDO, FL 27,524 957 761 816 206 350 42,795 8,028 1,742 83,179 5,295PEACE BRIDGE, TX 1,014 125 1,555 124 105 334 248 30 136 3,671 0PHILADELPHIA, PA 20,518 589 1,330 2,025 256 145 151 32 286 25,332 233PHOENIX, AZ 3,243 182 826 588 70 256 133 257 14 5,569 5,064PT EVERGLADES, FL 477 62 72 22 50 82 692 29 589 2,075 96PT HURON, MI 675 79 652 81 26 130 69 3 8 1,723 0PORTLAND, OR 1,051 167 1,863 274 15 115 19 6 7 3,517 12SAN ANTONIO, TX 497 136 293 30 14 187 172 64 10 1,403 11,476SAN DIEGO, CA 3,325 137 2,915 346 37 97 38 12 5 6,912 1,752SAN FRANCISCO, CA 35,339 2,692 78,836 2,911 481 7,583 2,141 671 57 130,711 4,315SAN JUAN, PR 2,263 131 125 24 56 140 3,296 577 2,082 8,694 172SANFORD, FL 3,331 21 4 0 0 6 3 4 4 3,373 1SEATTLE, WA 8,113 907 20,913 2,010 254 874 118 26 17 33,232 146TAMPA, FL 4,502 323 192 79 44 68 867 318 534 6,927 121WASHINGTON, DC 21,621 2,860 17,581 14,961 3,673 498 6,187 1,497 77 68,955 1,062OTHER 33,306 4,466 55,623 2,389 1,093 4,463 18,233 1,792 7,033 128,398 9,447UNKNOWN/BLANK 494 112 397 52 15 152 118 14 79 1,433 120______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 659,452 76,328 811,691 105,074 28,465 108,307 459,596 67,072 65,104 2,381,089 147,353

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TABLE J.2U.S. PORT OF ENTRY (ALL MODES) OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALSBY WORLD REGION OF RESIDENCEJANUARY - JANUARY 2014

WESTERN EASTERN MIDDLE SOUTH CENTRAL TOTAL MEXICOPORTS EUROPE EUROPE ASIA EAST AFRICA OCEANIA AMERICA AMERICA CARIBBEAN OVERSEAS EXCL LAND____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 320 2,360 103,884 11 4 314 37 10 9 106,949 19ATLANTA, GA 29,910 2,145 11,814 2,163 3,892 698 18,935 3,901 2,808 76,266 6,654BALTIMORE, MD 867 67 267 86 143 19 123 0 121 1,693 15BLAINE, WA 3,444 443 12,643 338 186 1,791 762 76 55 19,738 1BOSTON, MA 17,406 1,415 6,536 2,767 863 261 672 313 1,180 31,413 164BUFFALO, NY 307 9 164 3 1 17 5 0 2 508 0CHAMPLAIN, NY 2,399 168 669 177 210 147 524 18 225 4,537 0CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 10 3 29 2 2 1 3 1 34 85 0CHICAGO, IL 30,305 4,268 53,373 9,668 1,124 1,001 4,635 574 151 105,099 4,879CINCINNATI, OH 669 31 159 136 38 3 5 0 3 1,044 27DALLAS, TX 10,022 637 14,612 2,314 675 4,188 13,898 2,110 234 48,690 14,479DETROIT, MI 11,293 1,051 22,743 2,263 591 376 3,430 36 62 41,845 1,800FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 9,432 645 457 194 208 582 14,309 6,483 11,516 43,826 1,632HIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT 710 51 399 72 64 121 130 2 77 1,626 0HONOLULU, HI 2,238 295 151,053 85 13 20,196 103 23 14 174,020 38HOUSTON, TX 16,290 1,982 10,804 5,237 2,529 1,376 16,861 6,738 770 62,587 20,901LAS VEGAS, NV 16,178 537 3,881 662 230 724 3,253 1,305 53 26,823 14,194LEWISTON, NY 679 117 1,035 115 48 108 155 5 92 2,354 0LOS ANGELES, CA 50,117 7,579 121,722 11,899 1,221 49,845 17,468 5,999 310 266,160 19,985LYNDEN, WA 324 52 1,018 30 21 89 52 12 8 1,606 0MIAMI, FL 86,561 11,027 4,686 3,694 1,108 2,906 234,109 22,031 24,008 390,130 12,548MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 5,242 465 3,422 748 286 184 62 16 24 10,449 101NEW YORK, NY 133,744 23,071 77,384 29,892 7,720 5,589 47,732 2,354 9,927 337,413 8,766NEWARK, NJ 62,140 3,803 22,484 5,622 849 1,406 6,632 1,677 678 105,291 1,838NIAGARA FALLS, NY 1,552 161 2,515 164 44 885 421 28 63 5,833 0ORLANDO, FL 27,524 957 761 816 206 350 42,795 8,028 1,742 83,179 5,295PEACE BRIDGE, TX 1,014 125 1,555 124 105 334 248 30 136 3,671 0PHILADELPHIA, PA 20,518 589 1,330 2,025 256 145 151 32 286 25,332 233PHOENIX, AZ 3,243 182 826 588 70 256 133 257 14 5,569 5,064PT EVERGLADES, FL 477 62 72 22 50 82 692 29 589 2,075 96PT HURON, MI 675 79 652 81 26 130 69 3 8 1,723 0PORTLAND, OR 1,051 167 1,863 274 15 115 19 6 7 3,517 12SAN ANTONIO, TX 497 136 293 30 14 187 172 64 10 1,403 11,476SAN DIEGO, CA 3,325 137 2,915 346 37 97 38 12 5 6,912 1,752SAN FRANCISCO, CA 35,339 2,692 78,836 2,911 481 7,583 2,141 671 57 130,711 4,315SAN JUAN, PR 2,263 131 125 24 56 140 3,296 577 2,082 8,694 172SANFORD, FL 3,331 21 4 0 0 6 3 4 4 3,373 1SEATTLE, WA 8,113 907 20,913 2,010 254 874 118 26 17 33,232 146TAMPA, FL 4,502 323 192 79 44 68 867 318 534 6,927 121WASHINGTON, DC 21,621 2,860 17,581 14,961 3,673 498 6,187 1,497 77 68,955 1,062OTHER 33,306 4,466 55,623 2,389 1,093 4,463 18,233 1,792 7,033 128,398 9,447UNKNOWN/BLANK 494 112 397 52 15 152 118 14 79 1,433 120______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 659,452 76,328 811,691 105,074 28,465 108,307 459,596 67,072 65,104 2,381,089 147,353

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TABLE K.1U.S. PORT OF ENTRY (AIR MODE ONLY) OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALSBY WORLD REGION OF RESIDENCEJANUARY 2014

WESTERN EASTERN MIDDLE SOUTH CENTRAL TOTAL PORTS EUROPE EUROPE ASIA EAST AFRICA OCEANIA AMERICA AMERICA CARIBBEAN OVERSEAS MEXICO____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 320 2,360 103,873 11 4 314 37 10 9 106,938 19ANCHORAGE, AK 5 2 339 0 0 1 3 0 0 350 0ATLANTA, GA 29,910 2,145 11,814 2,163 3,891 698 18,935 3,901 2,808 76,265 6,654BALTIMORE, MD 866 67 263 86 143 19 123 0 121 1,688 15BOSTON, MA 17,406 1,415 6,536 2,766 863 261 672 313 1,180 31,412 164CHARLOTTE, NC 6,450 543 467 233 95 179 9,902 139 495 18,503 540CHICAGO, IL 30,303 4,268 53,373 9,668 1,124 1,001 4,635 574 151 105,097 4,879DALLAS, TX 10,022 637 14,612 2,313 675 4,188 13,897 2,110 234 48,688 14,467DENVER, CO 6,034 468 2,465 874 148 653 182 271 13 11,108 2,497DETROIT, MI 10,232 906 21,492 1,949 533 168 3,296 18 27 38,621 1,800FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 8,701 481 420 165 112 465 14,228 6,469 11,410 42,451 1,448FT. MYERS, FL 2,185 119 6 8 2 3 8 0 0 2,331 4HONOLULU, HI 2,222 294 151,043 85 12 20,191 103 23 14 173,987 38HOUSTON, TX 16,095 1,912 10,358 5,222 2,521 1,306 16,729 6,723 763 61,629 19,332KAHULUI-MAUI, HI 165 5 31 0 2 77 7 0 0 287 1LAS VEGAS, NV 16,178 537 3,881 662 230 724 3,253 1,305 53 26,823 14,194LOS ANGELES, CA 50,117 7,579 121,718 11,899 1,221 49,843 17,468 5,999 310 266,154 19,985MIAMI, FL 84,731 10,724 4,480 3,627 1,073 2,782 232,821 21,959 23,887 386,084 12,376MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 5,242 465 3,422 748 286 184 62 16 24 10,449 101NEW ORLEANS, LA 39 10 11 0 0 15 2 5 0 82 15NEW YORK, NY 130,829 22,898 77,123 29,851 7,664 5,346 47,567 2,348 9,911 333,537 8,659NEWARK, NJ 62,061 3,756 22,455 5,615 844 1,383 6,516 1,675 676 104,981 1,814ORLANDO, FL 27,524 957 761 816 206 350 42,795 8,028 1,742 83,179 5,295PALM SPRINGS, CA 40 4 23 0 1 6 2 0 0 76 0PHILADELPHIA, PA 20,518 589 1,330 2,025 256 145 151 32 286 25,332 233PHOENIX, AZ 3,243 182 826 588 70 256 133 257 14 5,569 5,064PORTLAND, OR 1,051 167 1,863 274 15 115 19 6 7 3,517 12SAIPAN, SPN 162 1,716 40,078 2 3 230 3 1 0 42,195 3SALT LAKE CITY, UT 1,204 71 160 128 39 101 12 0 1 1,716 50SAN DIEGO, CA 3,318 137 2,906 344 36 92 38 9 4 6,884 1,751SAN FRANCISCO, CA 35,339 2,692 78,836 2,911 481 7,583 2,141 671 57 130,711 4,315SAN JUAN, PR 1,962 121 93 21 46 98 3,282 576 1,850 8,049 168SANFORD, FL 3,331 21 4 0 0 6 3 4 4 3,373 1SEATTLE, WA 8,113 907 20,913 2,010 254 874 118 26 17 33,232 146TAMPA, FL 4,224 266 53 47 26 33 564 300 514 6,027 36WASHINGTON, DC 21,621 2,860 17,581 14,961 3,673 498 6,187 1,496 77 68,954 1,062WEST PALM BEACH, FL 162 22 15 5 8 21 65 6 395 699 15ALL CANADA 235 22 209 12 18 264 69 3 9 841 31ALL OTHER FOREIGN 1,441 66 109 33 4 61 1,223 17 1,092 4,046 24OTHER 4,254 370 3,968 464 149 301 1,218 202 1,418 12,344 17,325UNKNOWN/BLANK 23 7 225 31 2 3 27 5 5 328 41______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 627,878 72,768 780,135 102,617 26,730 100,838 448,496 65,497 59,578 2,284,537 144,574

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WESTERN EASTERN MIDDLE SOUTH CENTRAL TOTAL PORTS EUROPE EUROPE ASIA EAST AFRICA OCEANIA AMERICA AMERICA CARIBBEAN OVERSEAS MEXICO____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 320 2,360 103,873 11 4 314 37 10 9 106,938 19ANCHORAGE, AK 5 2 339 0 0 1 3 0 0 350 0ATLANTA, GA 29,910 2,145 11,814 2,163 3,891 698 18,935 3,901 2,808 76,265 6,654BALTIMORE, MD 866 67 263 86 143 19 123 0 121 1,688 15BOSTON, MA 17,406 1,415 6,536 2,766 863 261 672 313 1,180 31,412 164CHARLOTTE, NC 6,450 543 467 233 95 179 9,902 139 495 18,503 540CHICAGO, IL 30,303 4,268 53,373 9,668 1,124 1,001 4,635 574 151 105,097 4,879DALLAS, TX 10,022 637 14,612 2,313 675 4,188 13,897 2,110 234 48,688 14,467DENVER, CO 6,034 468 2,465 874 148 653 182 271 13 11,108 2,497DETROIT, MI 10,232 906 21,492 1,949 533 168 3,296 18 27 38,621 1,800FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 8,701 481 420 165 112 465 14,228 6,469 11,410 42,451 1,448FT. MYERS, FL 2,185 119 6 8 2 3 8 0 0 2,331 4HONOLULU, HI 2,222 294 151,043 85 12 20,191 103 23 14 173,987 38HOUSTON, TX 16,095 1,912 10,358 5,222 2,521 1,306 16,729 6,723 763 61,629 19,332KAHULUI-MAUI, HI 165 5 31 0 2 77 7 0 0 287 1LAS VEGAS, NV 16,178 537 3,881 662 230 724 3,253 1,305 53 26,823 14,194LOS ANGELES, CA 50,117 7,579 121,718 11,899 1,221 49,843 17,468 5,999 310 266,154 19,985MIAMI, FL 84,731 10,724 4,480 3,627 1,073 2,782 232,821 21,959 23,887 386,084 12,376MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 5,242 465 3,422 748 286 184 62 16 24 10,449 101NEW ORLEANS, LA 39 10 11 0 0 15 2 5 0 82 15NEW YORK, NY 130,829 22,898 77,123 29,851 7,664 5,346 47,567 2,348 9,911 333,537 8,659NEWARK, NJ 62,061 3,756 22,455 5,615 844 1,383 6,516 1,675 676 104,981 1,814ORLANDO, FL 27,524 957 761 816 206 350 42,795 8,028 1,742 83,179 5,295PALM SPRINGS, CA 40 4 23 0 1 6 2 0 0 76 0PHILADELPHIA, PA 20,518 589 1,330 2,025 256 145 151 32 286 25,332 233PHOENIX, AZ 3,243 182 826 588 70 256 133 257 14 5,569 5,064PORTLAND, OR 1,051 167 1,863 274 15 115 19 6 7 3,517 12SAIPAN, SPN 162 1,716 40,078 2 3 230 3 1 0 42,195 3SALT LAKE CITY, UT 1,204 71 160 128 39 101 12 0 1 1,716 50SAN DIEGO, CA 3,318 137 2,906 344 36 92 38 9 4 6,884 1,751SAN FRANCISCO, CA 35,339 2,692 78,836 2,911 481 7,583 2,141 671 57 130,711 4,315SAN JUAN, PR 1,962 121 93 21 46 98 3,282 576 1,850 8,049 168SANFORD, FL 3,331 21 4 0 0 6 3 4 4 3,373 1SEATTLE, WA 8,113 907 20,913 2,010 254 874 118 26 17 33,232 146TAMPA, FL 4,224 266 53 47 26 33 564 300 514 6,027 36WASHINGTON, DC 21,621 2,860 17,581 14,961 3,673 498 6,187 1,496 77 68,954 1,062WEST PALM BEACH, FL 162 22 15 5 8 21 65 6 395 699 15ALL CANADA 235 22 209 12 18 264 69 3 9 841 31ALL OTHER FOREIGN 1,441 66 109 33 4 61 1,223 17 1,092 4,046 24OTHER 4,254 370 3,968 464 149 301 1,218 202 1,418 12,344 17,325UNKNOWN/BLANK 23 7 225 31 2 3 27 5 5 328 41______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 627,878 72,768 780,135 102,617 26,730 100,838 448,496 65,497 59,578 2,284,537 144,574

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NETHER- PORTS AUSTRIA BELGIUM DENMARK FRANCE GERMANY IRELAND ITALY LANDS NORWAY SPAIN SWEDEN____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 7 6 4 24 48 3 37 13 8 9 10ATLANTA, GA 504 1,137 596 3,671 7,946 490 1,933 2,691 484 1,116 610BALTIMORE, MD 3 6 15 22 55 12 43 10 4 24 25BLAINE, WA 50 52 65 242 650 195 179 149 60 106 109BOSTON, MA 194 262 395 1,655 2,280 1,475 1,028 840 215 694 445BUFFALO, NY 2 5 7 63 48 5 18 5 1 7 7CHAMPLAIN, NY 22 105 13 1,550 123 8 107 29 16 57 27CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 0CHICAGO, IL 738 832 961 2,402 5,800 1,495 1,573 1,231 546 1,873 2,964CINCINNATI, OH 4 13 7 353 75 4 80 4 0 23 6DALLAS, TX 152 143 126 938 1,551 226 491 185 105 1,140 341DETROIT, MI 140 167 159 1,290 3,873 65 800 1,713 256 240 347FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 57 64 1,417 384 408 57 410 129 1,627 282 3,129HIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT 5 36 6 370 70 12 30 16 6 20 7HONOLULU, HI 47 23 57 698 269 40 65 46 52 30 119HOUSTON, TX 265 310 332 1,412 2,501 159 960 1,826 928 647 402LAS VEGAS, NV 182 182 214 655 1,844 645 667 144 248 321 525LEWISTON, NY 10 8 9 51 102 28 58 39 4 11 15LOS ANGELES, CA 847 728 1,074 9,804 6,718 662 2,708 2,383 838 1,201 2,338LYNDEN, WA 3 9 5 3 60 8 9 46 3 7 1MIAMI, FL 1,753 1,117 2,327 10,025 12,298 644 12,145 3,120 962 9,543 3,811MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 31 92 362 860 543 52 231 897 273 128 183NEW YORK, NY 1,889 3,056 1,504 18,648 11,951 6,025 16,793 4,483 3,466 10,219 4,809NEWARK, NJ 432 1,759 2,376 5,313 7,472 2,847 3,263 2,108 4,246 1,536 6,900NIAGARA FALLS, NY 52 24 34 106 312 27 233 65 16 70 38ORLANDO, FL 275 124 625 484 2,594 1,675 536 360 158 276 661PEACE BRIDGE, TX 23 23 15 121 170 26 63 68 7 31 17PHILADELPHIA, PA 342 1,165 88 2,494 3,511 937 1,674 1,095 42 1,933 166PHOENIX, AZ 28 57 31 242 272 90 111 124 62 94 125PT EVERGLADES, FL 5 13 4 17 59 12 13 8 21 19 70PT HURON, MI 13 7 13 34 137 9 24 88 3 10 16PORTLAND, OR 17 32 44 73 201 2 50 291 38 31 41SAN ANTONIO, TX 8 10 9 33 55 4 37 14 8 59 22SAN DIEGO, CA 22 49 92 169 325 59 197 90 47 113 143SAN FRANCISCO, CA 601 452 1,360 5,035 6,639 984 1,923 1,510 662 1,127 1,771SAN JUAN, PR 59 25 25 444 407 14 155 184 34 201 73SANFORD, FL 2 67 92 27 73 3 2 1,911 124 2 146SEATTLE, WA 123 239 327 910 1,173 167 306 639 421 228 409TAMPA, FL 26 16 15 115 139 47 87 100 22 48 58WASHINGTON, DC 840 1,246 894 2,516 3,251 542 1,262 1,313 432 572 876OTHER 665 430 1,337 2,923 9,285 447 2,034 1,574 576 1,719 1,060UNKNOWN/BLANK 15 17 4 23 88 9 14 62 7 16 39______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 10,453 14,108 17,040 76,200 95,378 20,211 52,351 31,604 17,028 35,783 32,861

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AGANA, GU 7 6 4 24 48 3 37 13 8 9 10ATLANTA, GA 504 1,137 596 3,671 7,946 490 1,933 2,691 484 1,116 610BALTIMORE, MD 3 6 15 22 55 12 43 10 4 24 25BLAINE, WA 50 52 65 242 650 195 179 149 60 106 109BOSTON, MA 194 262 395 1,655 2,280 1,475 1,028 840 215 694 445BUFFALO, NY 2 5 7 63 48 5 18 5 1 7 7CHAMPLAIN, NY 22 105 13 1,550 123 8 107 29 16 57 27CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 0CHICAGO, IL 738 832 961 2,402 5,800 1,495 1,573 1,231 546 1,873 2,964CINCINNATI, OH 4 13 7 353 75 4 80 4 0 23 6DALLAS, TX 152 143 126 938 1,551 226 491 185 105 1,140 341DETROIT, MI 140 167 159 1,290 3,873 65 800 1,713 256 240 347FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 57 64 1,417 384 408 57 410 129 1,627 282 3,129HIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT 5 36 6 370 70 12 30 16 6 20 7HONOLULU, HI 47 23 57 698 269 40 65 46 52 30 119HOUSTON, TX 265 310 332 1,412 2,501 159 960 1,826 928 647 402LAS VEGAS, NV 182 182 214 655 1,844 645 667 144 248 321 525LEWISTON, NY 10 8 9 51 102 28 58 39 4 11 15LOS ANGELES, CA 847 728 1,074 9,804 6,718 662 2,708 2,383 838 1,201 2,338LYNDEN, WA 3 9 5 3 60 8 9 46 3 7 1MIAMI, FL 1,753 1,117 2,327 10,025 12,298 644 12,145 3,120 962 9,543 3,811MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 31 92 362 860 543 52 231 897 273 128 183NEW YORK, NY 1,889 3,056 1,504 18,648 11,951 6,025 16,793 4,483 3,466 10,219 4,809NEWARK, NJ 432 1,759 2,376 5,313 7,472 2,847 3,263 2,108 4,246 1,536 6,900NIAGARA FALLS, NY 52 24 34 106 312 27 233 65 16 70 38ORLANDO, FL 275 124 625 484 2,594 1,675 536 360 158 276 661PEACE BRIDGE, TX 23 23 15 121 170 26 63 68 7 31 17PHILADELPHIA, PA 342 1,165 88 2,494 3,511 937 1,674 1,095 42 1,933 166PHOENIX, AZ 28 57 31 242 272 90 111 124 62 94 125PT EVERGLADES, FL 5 13 4 17 59 12 13 8 21 19 70PT HURON, MI 13 7 13 34 137 9 24 88 3 10 16PORTLAND, OR 17 32 44 73 201 2 50 291 38 31 41SAN ANTONIO, TX 8 10 9 33 55 4 37 14 8 59 22SAN DIEGO, CA 22 49 92 169 325 59 197 90 47 113 143SAN FRANCISCO, CA 601 452 1,360 5,035 6,639 984 1,923 1,510 662 1,127 1,771SAN JUAN, PR 59 25 25 444 407 14 155 184 34 201 73SANFORD, FL 2 67 92 27 73 3 2 1,911 124 2 146SEATTLE, WA 123 239 327 910 1,173 167 306 639 421 228 409TAMPA, FL 26 16 15 115 139 47 87 100 22 48 58WASHINGTON, DC 840 1,246 894 2,516 3,251 542 1,262 1,313 432 572 876OTHER 665 430 1,337 2,923 9,285 447 2,034 1,574 576 1,719 1,060UNKNOWN/BLANK 15 17 4 23 88 9 14 62 7 16 39______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 10,453 14,108 17,040 76,200 95,378 20,211 52,351 31,604 17,028 35,783 32,861

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AGANA, GU 7 6 4 24 48 3 37 13 8 9 10ANCHORAGE, AK 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0ATLANTA, GA 504 1,137 596 3,671 7,946 490 1,933 2,691 484 1,116 610BALTIMORE, MD 3 6 15 22 54 12 43 10 4 24 25BOSTON, MA 194 262 395 1,655 2,280 1,475 1,028 840 215 694 445CHARLOTTE, NC 139 55 39 284 3,244 24 558 46 39 126 136CHICAGO, IL 738 832 961 2,402 5,800 1,495 1,573 1,229 546 1,873 2,964DALLAS, TX 152 143 126 938 1,551 226 491 185 105 1,140 341DENVER, CO 165 77 184 288 1,511 69 301 104 177 131 233DETROIT, MI 124 153 142 1,198 3,647 37 697 1,655 243 207 303FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 53 49 1,411 346 371 45 376 108 1,609 260 3,100FT. MYERS, FL 104 26 21 14 1,752 1 12 88 1 2 20HONOLULU, HI 47 23 57 698 269 40 64 46 52 30 118HOUSTON, TX 262 305 328 1,409 2,478 159 942 1,799 913 641 390KAHULUI-MAUI, HI 9 1 6 4 44 4 4 9 3 2 4LAS VEGAS, NV 182 182 214 655 1,844 645 667 144 248 321 525LOS ANGELES, CA 847 728 1,074 9,804 6,718 662 2,708 2,383 838 1,201 2,338MIAMI, FL 1,665 1,058 2,306 9,772 11,981 638 11,696 3,048 949 9,446 3,756MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 31 92 362 860 543 52 231 897 273 128 183NEW ORLEANS, LA 1 0 0 5 7 0 0 1 0 1 0NEW YORK, NY 1,878 3,042 1,479 18,613 11,634 5,979 16,767 4,453 3,408 10,173 4,778NEWARK, NJ 430 1,759 2,376 5,313 7,464 2,840 3,253 2,105 4,246 1,533 6,900ORLANDO, FL 275 124 625 484 2,594 1,675 536 360 158 276 661PALM SPRINGS, CA 1 1 1 4 7 5 2 0 0 1 0PHILADELPHIA, PA 342 1,165 88 2,494 3,511 937 1,674 1,095 42 1,933 166PHOENIX, AZ 28 57 31 242 272 90 111 124 62 94 125PORTLAND, OR 17 32 44 73 201 2 50 291 38 31 41SAIPAN, SPN 0 0 1 7 8 0 6 2 3 2 2SALT LAKE CITY, UT 10 24 16 644 131 12 76 17 24 52 44SAN DIEGO, CA 22 49 92 169 325 59 197 90 47 113 143SAN FRANCISCO, CA 601 452 1,360 5,035 6,639 984 1,923 1,510 662 1,127 1,771SAN JUAN, PR 38 17 24 432 393 9 150 170 32 190 63SANFORD, FL 2 67 92 27 73 3 2 1,911 124 2 146SEATTLE, WA 123 239 327 910 1,173 167 306 639 421 228 409TAMPA, FL 16 4 6 99 104 31 77 94 14 39 27WASHINGTON, DC 840 1,246 894 2,516 3,251 542 1,262 1,313 432 572 876WEST PALM BEACH, FL 8 1 3 5 17 7 8 3 0 5 19ALL CANADA 4 4 3 24 26 16 11 7 4 11 17ALL OTHER FOREIGN 26 4 7 52 54 8 98 645 39 36 95OTHER 50 87 809 776 423 51 302 103 44 207 125UNKNOWN/BLANK 0 0 0 4 3 3 2 0 0 2 0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 9,938 13,509 16,519 71,974 90,393 19,498 50,174 30,228 16,507 33,979 31,909

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AGANA, GU 7 6 4 24 48 3 37 13 8 9 10ANCHORAGE, AK 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0ATLANTA, GA 504 1,137 596 3,671 7,946 490 1,933 2,691 484 1,116 610BALTIMORE, MD 3 6 15 22 54 12 43 10 4 24 25BOSTON, MA 194 262 395 1,655 2,280 1,475 1,028 840 215 694 445CHARLOTTE, NC 139 55 39 284 3,244 24 558 46 39 126 136CHICAGO, IL 738 832 961 2,402 5,800 1,495 1,573 1,229 546 1,873 2,964DALLAS, TX 152 143 126 938 1,551 226 491 185 105 1,140 341DENVER, CO 165 77 184 288 1,511 69 301 104 177 131 233DETROIT, MI 124 153 142 1,198 3,647 37 697 1,655 243 207 303FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 53 49 1,411 346 371 45 376 108 1,609 260 3,100FT. MYERS, FL 104 26 21 14 1,752 1 12 88 1 2 20HONOLULU, HI 47 23 57 698 269 40 64 46 52 30 118HOUSTON, TX 262 305 328 1,409 2,478 159 942 1,799 913 641 390KAHULUI-MAUI, HI 9 1 6 4 44 4 4 9 3 2 4LAS VEGAS, NV 182 182 214 655 1,844 645 667 144 248 321 525LOS ANGELES, CA 847 728 1,074 9,804 6,718 662 2,708 2,383 838 1,201 2,338MIAMI, FL 1,665 1,058 2,306 9,772 11,981 638 11,696 3,048 949 9,446 3,756MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 31 92 362 860 543 52 231 897 273 128 183NEW ORLEANS, LA 1 0 0 5 7 0 0 1 0 1 0NEW YORK, NY 1,878 3,042 1,479 18,613 11,634 5,979 16,767 4,453 3,408 10,173 4,778NEWARK, NJ 430 1,759 2,376 5,313 7,464 2,840 3,253 2,105 4,246 1,533 6,900ORLANDO, FL 275 124 625 484 2,594 1,675 536 360 158 276 661PALM SPRINGS, CA 1 1 1 4 7 5 2 0 0 1 0PHILADELPHIA, PA 342 1,165 88 2,494 3,511 937 1,674 1,095 42 1,933 166PHOENIX, AZ 28 57 31 242 272 90 111 124 62 94 125PORTLAND, OR 17 32 44 73 201 2 50 291 38 31 41SAIPAN, SPN 0 0 1 7 8 0 6 2 3 2 2SALT LAKE CITY, UT 10 24 16 644 131 12 76 17 24 52 44SAN DIEGO, CA 22 49 92 169 325 59 197 90 47 113 143SAN FRANCISCO, CA 601 452 1,360 5,035 6,639 984 1,923 1,510 662 1,127 1,771SAN JUAN, PR 38 17 24 432 393 9 150 170 32 190 63SANFORD, FL 2 67 92 27 73 3 2 1,911 124 2 146SEATTLE, WA 123 239 327 910 1,173 167 306 639 421 228 409TAMPA, FL 16 4 6 99 104 31 77 94 14 39 27WASHINGTON, DC 840 1,246 894 2,516 3,251 542 1,262 1,313 432 572 876WEST PALM BEACH, FL 8 1 3 5 17 7 8 3 0 5 19ALL CANADA 4 4 3 24 26 16 11 7 4 11 17ALL OTHER FOREIGN 26 4 7 52 54 8 98 645 39 36 95OTHER 50 87 809 776 423 51 302 103 44 207 125UNKNOWN/BLANK 0 0 0 4 3 3 2 0 0 2 0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 9,938 13,509 16,519 71,974 90,393 19,498 50,174 30,228 16,507 33,979 31,909

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SWITZER- UNITED PHILIP- PRC ROCPORTS LAND KINGDOM POLAND RUSSIA HONG KONG INDIA JAPAN KOREA, S. PINES (EXCL HK) (TAIWAN)____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 23 102 5 2,333 453 17 67,885 27,987 482 2,485 4,430ATLANTA, GA 819 7,235 361 343 83 1,807 1,950 3,700 232 2,424 503BALTIMORE, MD 16 576 5 20 1 81 19 31 1 110 6BLAINE, WA 77 1,339 38 108 353 2,729 883 2,152 856 3,974 914BOSTON, MA 792 5,553 154 362 66 2,262 1,544 478 22 1,037 83BUFFALO, NY 8 122 0 0 1 0 42 119 0 0 1CHAMPLAIN, NY 61 184 13 38 5 44 61 264 27 159 47CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 0 4 0 2 0 4 0 3 0 20 2CHICAGO, IL 1,113 7,445 1,530 666 824 7,640 7,985 5,246 246 26,979 834CINCINNATI, OH 25 58 10 3 0 120 13 0 1 18 2DALLAS, TX 197 4,011 78 165 45 2,568 2,322 4,967 93 3,169 304DETROIT, MI 121 1,839 114 159 71 1,499 3,584 5,956 843 9,462 733FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 158 1,041 55 337 11 60 85 79 39 125 10HIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT 31 76 3 10 7 17 19 122 10 87 52HONOLULU, HI 133 595 11 205 254 128 115,915 17,328 321 12,927 3,174HOUSTON, TX 270 5,684 347 827 39 3,009 1,853 545 196 2,996 308LAS VEGAS, NV 218 9,971 74 97 148 190 532 1,833 54 816 138LEWISTON, NY 14 283 15 22 14 278 41 124 51 363 33LOS ANGELES, CA 2,389 16,969 502 4,623 2,691 4,608 20,152 20,479 2,141 50,266 12,086LYNDEN, WA 7 155 5 10 14 317 53 304 70 157 54MIAMI, FL 4,804 19,047 1,039 5,023 49 960 1,436 467 112 916 193MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 116 1,376 61 86 33 597 799 143 97 808 402NEW YORK, NY 4,890 38,714 2,009 14,243 2,200 11,747 11,137 13,466 898 24,924 3,655NEWARK, NJ 1,822 18,993 1,148 667 251 6,222 1,727 960 63 12,371 163NIAGARA FALLS, NY 45 469 31 41 10 206 377 1,231 57 371 109ORLANDO, FL 314 18,961 255 158 14 172 119 61 10 243 9PEACE BRIDGE, TX 10 377 18 44 22 340 162 418 60 333 40PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,191 5,470 97 121 14 573 70 97 11 390 20PHOENIX, AZ 95 1,792 28 31 10 505 35 65 17 128 20PT EVERGLADES, FL 18 167 3 28 3 4 31 5 1 24 4PT HURON, MI 12 278 11 26 4 187 112 166 18 106 16PORTLAND, OR 20 175 13 42 38 84 659 106 67 532 203SAN ANTONIO, TX 33 185 77 29 4 10 54 38 5 124 28SAN DIEGO, CA 92 1,757 16 17 18 175 1,939 325 18 335 35SAN FRANCISCO, CA 2,062 10,105 601 592 2,256 5,826 12,353 12,505 1,241 32,861 5,900SAN JUAN, PR 62 505 13 48 0 22 23 11 15 42 2SANFORD, FL 2 27 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2SEATTLE, WA 187 2,288 140 230 320 1,547 3,762 2,476 232 9,584 1,632TAMPA, FL 555 3,191 40 41 6 27 32 26 7 50 3WASHINGTON, DC 915 5,982 396 896 50 3,324 2,874 2,442 83 6,368 269OTHER 1,008 8,974 475 2,512 144 2,201 16,058 16,427 711 18,420 571UNKNOWN/BLANK 37 144 16 56 7 88 124 51 4 82 4______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 24,762 202,219 9,810 35,267 10,533 62,195 278,821 143,203 9,412 226,586 36,994

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AGANA, GU 23 102 5 2,333 453 17 67,885 27,987 482 2,485 4,430ATLANTA, GA 819 7,235 361 343 83 1,807 1,950 3,700 232 2,424 503BALTIMORE, MD 16 576 5 20 1 81 19 31 1 110 6BLAINE, WA 77 1,339 38 108 353 2,729 883 2,152 856 3,974 914BOSTON, MA 792 5,553 154 362 66 2,262 1,544 478 22 1,037 83BUFFALO, NY 8 122 0 0 1 0 42 119 0 0 1CHAMPLAIN, NY 61 184 13 38 5 44 61 264 27 159 47CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 0 4 0 2 0 4 0 3 0 20 2CHICAGO, IL 1,113 7,445 1,530 666 824 7,640 7,985 5,246 246 26,979 834CINCINNATI, OH 25 58 10 3 0 120 13 0 1 18 2DALLAS, TX 197 4,011 78 165 45 2,568 2,322 4,967 93 3,169 304DETROIT, MI 121 1,839 114 159 71 1,499 3,584 5,956 843 9,462 733FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 158 1,041 55 337 11 60 85 79 39 125 10HIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT 31 76 3 10 7 17 19 122 10 87 52HONOLULU, HI 133 595 11 205 254 128 115,915 17,328 321 12,927 3,174HOUSTON, TX 270 5,684 347 827 39 3,009 1,853 545 196 2,996 308LAS VEGAS, NV 218 9,971 74 97 148 190 532 1,833 54 816 138LEWISTON, NY 14 283 15 22 14 278 41 124 51 363 33LOS ANGELES, CA 2,389 16,969 502 4,623 2,691 4,608 20,152 20,479 2,141 50,266 12,086LYNDEN, WA 7 155 5 10 14 317 53 304 70 157 54MIAMI, FL 4,804 19,047 1,039 5,023 49 960 1,436 467 112 916 193MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 116 1,376 61 86 33 597 799 143 97 808 402NEW YORK, NY 4,890 38,714 2,009 14,243 2,200 11,747 11,137 13,466 898 24,924 3,655NEWARK, NJ 1,822 18,993 1,148 667 251 6,222 1,727 960 63 12,371 163NIAGARA FALLS, NY 45 469 31 41 10 206 377 1,231 57 371 109ORLANDO, FL 314 18,961 255 158 14 172 119 61 10 243 9PEACE BRIDGE, TX 10 377 18 44 22 340 162 418 60 333 40PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,191 5,470 97 121 14 573 70 97 11 390 20PHOENIX, AZ 95 1,792 28 31 10 505 35 65 17 128 20PT EVERGLADES, FL 18 167 3 28 3 4 31 5 1 24 4PT HURON, MI 12 278 11 26 4 187 112 166 18 106 16PORTLAND, OR 20 175 13 42 38 84 659 106 67 532 203SAN ANTONIO, TX 33 185 77 29 4 10 54 38 5 124 28SAN DIEGO, CA 92 1,757 16 17 18 175 1,939 325 18 335 35SAN FRANCISCO, CA 2,062 10,105 601 592 2,256 5,826 12,353 12,505 1,241 32,861 5,900SAN JUAN, PR 62 505 13 48 0 22 23 11 15 42 2SANFORD, FL 2 27 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2SEATTLE, WA 187 2,288 140 230 320 1,547 3,762 2,476 232 9,584 1,632TAMPA, FL 555 3,191 40 41 6 27 32 26 7 50 3WASHINGTON, DC 915 5,982 396 896 50 3,324 2,874 2,442 83 6,368 269OTHER 1,008 8,974 475 2,512 144 2,201 16,058 16,427 711 18,420 571UNKNOWN/BLANK 37 144 16 56 7 88 124 51 4 82 4______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 24,762 202,219 9,810 35,267 10,533 62,195 278,821 143,203 9,412 226,586 36,994

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AGANA, GU 23 102 5 2,333 453 17 67,884 27,984 480 2,485 4,425ANCHORAGE, AK 0 0 2 0 3 6 19 9 1 297 4ATLANTA, GA 819 7,235 361 343 83 1,807 1,950 3,700 232 2,424 503BALTIMORE, MD 16 576 5 20 1 81 19 29 1 109 5BOSTON, MA 792 5,553 154 362 66 2,262 1,544 478 22 1,037 83CHARLOTTE, NC 116 1,429 141 107 6 132 53 63 5 149 6CHICAGO, IL 1,113 7,445 1,530 666 824 7,640 7,985 5,246 246 26,979 834DALLAS, TX 197 4,011 78 165 45 2,568 2,322 4,967 93 3,169 304DENVER, CO 192 2,211 108 114 11 308 995 315 26 385 100DETROIT, MI 114 1,487 98 139 59 1,069 3,439 5,795 794 9,164 700FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 142 587 40 230 12 55 81 76 21 123 8FT. MYERS, FL 88 40 8 3 2 0 0 0 0 3 0HONOLULU, HI 133 581 10 205 254 122 115,914 17,328 320 12,925 3,174HOUSTON, TX 266 5,623 337 799 37 2,932 1,814 487 147 2,830 285KAHULUI-MAUI, HI 12 57 1 0 0 0 6 1 5 13 2LAS VEGAS, NV 218 9,971 74 97 148 190 532 1,833 54 816 138LOS ANGELES, CA 2,389 16,969 502 4,623 2,691 4,608 20,152 20,478 2,140 50,265 12,086MIAMI, FL 4,647 18,861 991 4,882 46 952 1,393 456 105 810 183MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 116 1,376 61 86 33 597 799 143 97 808 402NEW ORLEANS, LA 1 16 1 7 1 0 4 0 4 2 0NEW YORK, NY 4,829 36,543 1,986 14,137 2,191 11,746 11,091 13,425 892 24,799 3,652NEWARK, NJ 1,822 18,948 1,147 645 251 6,217 1,727 945 62 12,368 161ORLANDO, FL 314 18,961 255 158 14 172 119 61 10 243 9PALM SPRINGS, CA 0 17 0 4 0 1 1 1 2 13 0PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,191 5,470 97 121 14 573 70 97 11 390 20PHOENIX, AZ 95 1,792 28 31 10 505 35 65 17 128 20PORTLAND, OR 20 175 13 42 38 84 659 106 67 532 203SAIPAN, SPN 110 13 1 1,709 10 1 11,382 13,957 28 14,602 62SALT LAKE CITY, UT 33 82 17 22 3 58 16 18 5 48 2SAN DIEGO, CA 92 1,751 16 17 12 175 1,939 325 18 332 35SAN FRANCISCO, CA 2,062 10,105 601 592 2,256 5,826 12,353 12,505 1,241 32,861 5,900SAN JUAN, PR 52 325 12 47 0 17 23 5 2 38 2SANFORD, FL 2 27 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2SEATTLE, WA 187 2,288 140 230 320 1,547 3,762 2,476 232 9,584 1,632TAMPA, FL 544 3,100 34 24 3 25 4 2 2 6 0WASHINGTON, DC 915 5,982 396 896 50 3,324 2,874 2,442 83 6,368 269WEST PALM BEACH, FL 11 56 0 7 2 0 2 2 5 2 1ALL CANADA 5 98 3 4 13 7 33 43 11 56 20ALL OTHER FOREIGN 24 332 7 32 1 10 44 6 3 41 1OTHER 106 1,029 78 127 40 849 1,956 176 55 657 56UNKNOWN/BLANK 3 4 2 5 2 73 107 4 0 12 0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 23,811 191,228 9,343 34,037 10,005 56,556 275,102 136,049 7,539 217,873 35,289

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AGANA, GU 23 102 5 2,333 453 17 67,884 27,984 480 2,485 4,425ANCHORAGE, AK 0 0 2 0 3 6 19 9 1 297 4ATLANTA, GA 819 7,235 361 343 83 1,807 1,950 3,700 232 2,424 503BALTIMORE, MD 16 576 5 20 1 81 19 29 1 109 5BOSTON, MA 792 5,553 154 362 66 2,262 1,544 478 22 1,037 83CHARLOTTE, NC 116 1,429 141 107 6 132 53 63 5 149 6CHICAGO, IL 1,113 7,445 1,530 666 824 7,640 7,985 5,246 246 26,979 834DALLAS, TX 197 4,011 78 165 45 2,568 2,322 4,967 93 3,169 304DENVER, CO 192 2,211 108 114 11 308 995 315 26 385 100DETROIT, MI 114 1,487 98 139 59 1,069 3,439 5,795 794 9,164 700FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 142 587 40 230 12 55 81 76 21 123 8FT. MYERS, FL 88 40 8 3 2 0 0 0 0 3 0HONOLULU, HI 133 581 10 205 254 122 115,914 17,328 320 12,925 3,174HOUSTON, TX 266 5,623 337 799 37 2,932 1,814 487 147 2,830 285KAHULUI-MAUI, HI 12 57 1 0 0 0 6 1 5 13 2LAS VEGAS, NV 218 9,971 74 97 148 190 532 1,833 54 816 138LOS ANGELES, CA 2,389 16,969 502 4,623 2,691 4,608 20,152 20,478 2,140 50,265 12,086MIAMI, FL 4,647 18,861 991 4,882 46 952 1,393 456 105 810 183MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 116 1,376 61 86 33 597 799 143 97 808 402NEW ORLEANS, LA 1 16 1 7 1 0 4 0 4 2 0NEW YORK, NY 4,829 36,543 1,986 14,137 2,191 11,746 11,091 13,425 892 24,799 3,652NEWARK, NJ 1,822 18,948 1,147 645 251 6,217 1,727 945 62 12,368 161ORLANDO, FL 314 18,961 255 158 14 172 119 61 10 243 9PALM SPRINGS, CA 0 17 0 4 0 1 1 1 2 13 0PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,191 5,470 97 121 14 573 70 97 11 390 20PHOENIX, AZ 95 1,792 28 31 10 505 35 65 17 128 20PORTLAND, OR 20 175 13 42 38 84 659 106 67 532 203SAIPAN, SPN 110 13 1 1,709 10 1 11,382 13,957 28 14,602 62SALT LAKE CITY, UT 33 82 17 22 3 58 16 18 5 48 2SAN DIEGO, CA 92 1,751 16 17 12 175 1,939 325 18 332 35SAN FRANCISCO, CA 2,062 10,105 601 592 2,256 5,826 12,353 12,505 1,241 32,861 5,900SAN JUAN, PR 52 325 12 47 0 17 23 5 2 38 2SANFORD, FL 2 27 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2SEATTLE, WA 187 2,288 140 230 320 1,547 3,762 2,476 232 9,584 1,632TAMPA, FL 544 3,100 34 24 3 25 4 2 2 6 0WASHINGTON, DC 915 5,982 396 896 50 3,324 2,874 2,442 83 6,368 269WEST PALM BEACH, FL 11 56 0 7 2 0 2 2 5 2 1ALL CANADA 5 98 3 4 13 7 33 43 11 56 20ALL OTHER FOREIGN 24 332 7 32 1 10 44 6 3 41 1OTHER 106 1,029 78 127 40 849 1,956 176 55 657 56UNKNOWN/BLANK 3 4 2 5 2 73 107 4 0 12 0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 23,811 191,228 9,343 34,037 10,005 56,556 275,102 136,049 7,539 217,873 35,289

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SAUDI NEW PORTS SINGAPORE ISRAEL ARABIA TURKEY NIGERIA AUSTRALIA ZEALAND ARGENTINA BRAZIL CHILE COLOMBIA____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 59 1 1 1 1 233 30 1 15 5 15ATLANTA, GA 157 123 694 276 1,693 628 60 2,119 10,772 1,062 942BALTIMORE, MD 4 28 14 13 112 19 0 5 104 1 2BLAINE, WA 166 49 83 26 23 1,391 245 56 501 25 59BOSTON, MA 170 235 947 651 178 229 30 23 200 38 158BUFFALO, NY 0 0 0 0 0 12 5 0 1 1 0CHAMPLAIN, NY 7 75 4 13 3 132 10 23 189 11 213CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1CHICAGO, IL 513 322 4,716 934 312 867 124 100 3,677 106 293CINCINNATI, OH 0 0 98 7 18 3 0 0 0 0 0DALLAS, TX 76 132 1,329 106 201 4,021 154 3,078 7,469 1,079 892DETROIT, MI 109 62 1,033 186 193 321 50 20 3,312 9 36FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 13 115 22 24 2 497 82 309 765 38 10,244HIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT 7 9 13 2 0 105 16 17 66 3 24HONOLULU, HI 279 13 36 13 0 18,010 2,075 11 52 2 19HOUSTON, TX 386 144 1,936 942 1,375 1,226 143 1,919 7,662 91 2,409LAS VEGAS, NV 29 318 37 97 30 648 64 228 1,430 171 554LEWISTON, NY 16 42 13 10 18 102 6 5 32 0 36LOS ANGELES, CA 1,869 1,864 3,458 2,771 243 42,236 7,011 2,112 8,356 1,493 2,278LYNDEN, WA 10 9 0 2 4 71 13 2 20 2 7MIAMI, FL 104 1,352 373 940 148 2,548 330 49,265 90,676 8,438 22,485MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 150 13 336 62 109 167 16 1 28 2 9NEW YORK, NY 1,961 6,863 8,355 6,037 1,548 5,092 467 9,403 26,556 1,503 4,264NEWARK, NJ 217 4,499 295 396 252 1,247 150 128 4,533 65 974NIAGARA FALLS, NY 48 66 13 16 6 828 57 36 215 14 79ORLANDO, FL 42 40 181 239 53 313 34 3,429 29,995 322 6,062PEACE BRIDGE, TX 19 37 21 14 46 300 34 12 130 4 28PHILADELPHIA, PA 21 1,441 269 80 71 116 27 23 67 13 19PHOENIX, AZ 10 33 99 34 7 230 23 10 63 15 12PT EVERGLADES, FL 0 6 3 3 0 80 2 94 348 34 106PT HURON, MI 6 12 7 3 9 118 12 7 29 0 14PORTLAND, OR 64 12 128 26 2 91 23 4 11 1 0SAN ANTONIO, TX 1 12 7 4 3 158 27 37 46 4 39SAN DIEGO, CA 21 31 75 46 4 84 13 8 10 2 9SAN FRANCISCO, CA 1,983 451 949 493 61 5,047 2,512 470 523 251 340SAN JUAN, PR 2 17 1 1 3 106 34 219 415 113 833SANFORD, FL 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 3 0 0SEATTLE, WA 237 177 1,080 111 38 783 85 5 64 9 20TAMPA, FL 4 21 5 10 9 49 19 34 406 18 187WASHINGTON, DC 249 229 8,564 1,117 600 429 64 103 4,654 69 664OTHER 246 329 1,147 275 89 3,475 735 1,294 11,484 315 1,959UNKNOWN/BLANK 0 10 12 5 2 113 37 31 30 5 23______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 9,255 19,193 36,355 15,986 7,466 92,131 14,819 74,641 214,911 15,334 56,308

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AGANA, GU 59 1 1 1 1 233 30 1 15 5 15ATLANTA, GA 157 123 694 276 1,693 628 60 2,119 10,772 1,062 942BALTIMORE, MD 4 28 14 13 112 19 0 5 104 1 2BLAINE, WA 166 49 83 26 23 1,391 245 56 501 25 59BOSTON, MA 170 235 947 651 178 229 30 23 200 38 158BUFFALO, NY 0 0 0 0 0 12 5 0 1 1 0CHAMPLAIN, NY 7 75 4 13 3 132 10 23 189 11 213CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1CHICAGO, IL 513 322 4,716 934 312 867 124 100 3,677 106 293CINCINNATI, OH 0 0 98 7 18 3 0 0 0 0 0DALLAS, TX 76 132 1,329 106 201 4,021 154 3,078 7,469 1,079 892DETROIT, MI 109 62 1,033 186 193 321 50 20 3,312 9 36FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 13 115 22 24 2 497 82 309 765 38 10,244HIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT 7 9 13 2 0 105 16 17 66 3 24HONOLULU, HI 279 13 36 13 0 18,010 2,075 11 52 2 19HOUSTON, TX 386 144 1,936 942 1,375 1,226 143 1,919 7,662 91 2,409LAS VEGAS, NV 29 318 37 97 30 648 64 228 1,430 171 554LEWISTON, NY 16 42 13 10 18 102 6 5 32 0 36LOS ANGELES, CA 1,869 1,864 3,458 2,771 243 42,236 7,011 2,112 8,356 1,493 2,278LYNDEN, WA 10 9 0 2 4 71 13 2 20 2 7MIAMI, FL 104 1,352 373 940 148 2,548 330 49,265 90,676 8,438 22,485MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 150 13 336 62 109 167 16 1 28 2 9NEW YORK, NY 1,961 6,863 8,355 6,037 1,548 5,092 467 9,403 26,556 1,503 4,264NEWARK, NJ 217 4,499 295 396 252 1,247 150 128 4,533 65 974NIAGARA FALLS, NY 48 66 13 16 6 828 57 36 215 14 79ORLANDO, FL 42 40 181 239 53 313 34 3,429 29,995 322 6,062PEACE BRIDGE, TX 19 37 21 14 46 300 34 12 130 4 28PHILADELPHIA, PA 21 1,441 269 80 71 116 27 23 67 13 19PHOENIX, AZ 10 33 99 34 7 230 23 10 63 15 12PT EVERGLADES, FL 0 6 3 3 0 80 2 94 348 34 106PT HURON, MI 6 12 7 3 9 118 12 7 29 0 14PORTLAND, OR 64 12 128 26 2 91 23 4 11 1 0SAN ANTONIO, TX 1 12 7 4 3 158 27 37 46 4 39SAN DIEGO, CA 21 31 75 46 4 84 13 8 10 2 9SAN FRANCISCO, CA 1,983 451 949 493 61 5,047 2,512 470 523 251 340SAN JUAN, PR 2 17 1 1 3 106 34 219 415 113 833SANFORD, FL 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 3 0 0SEATTLE, WA 237 177 1,080 111 38 783 85 5 64 9 20TAMPA, FL 4 21 5 10 9 49 19 34 406 18 187WASHINGTON, DC 249 229 8,564 1,117 600 429 64 103 4,654 69 664OTHER 246 329 1,147 275 89 3,475 735 1,294 11,484 315 1,959UNKNOWN/BLANK 0 10 12 5 2 113 37 31 30 5 23______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 9,255 19,193 36,355 15,986 7,466 92,131 14,819 74,641 214,911 15,334 56,308

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AGANA, GU 59 1 1 1 1 233 30 1 15 5 15ANCHORAGE, AK 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0ATLANTA, GA 157 123 694 276 1,692 628 60 2,119 10,772 1,062 942BALTIMORE, MD 4 28 14 13 112 19 0 5 104 1 2BOSTON, MA 170 235 947 650 178 229 30 23 200 38 158CHARLOTTE, NC 9 46 91 73 13 164 15 15 9,732 6 23CHICAGO, IL 513 322 4,716 934 312 867 124 100 3,677 106 293DALLAS, TX 76 132 1,329 106 201 4,021 154 3,078 7,469 1,078 892DENVER, CO 84 52 509 83 20 569 84 38 78 16 14DETROIT, MI 105 37 994 179 163 137 27 15 3,212 5 20FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 11 98 19 16 2 404 58 311 738 42 10,241FT. MYERS, FL 0 1 0 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 6HONOLULU, HI 279 13 36 13 0 18,009 2,072 11 52 2 19HOUSTON, TX 384 139 1,936 938 1,375 1,156 143 1,912 7,645 88 2,349KAHULUI-MAUI, HI 1 0 0 0 0 74 1 4 3 0 0LAS VEGAS, NV 29 318 37 97 30 648 64 228 1,430 171 554LOS ANGELES, CA 1,869 1,864 3,458 2,771 243 42,234 7,011 2,112 8,356 1,493 2,278MIAMI, FL 102 1,314 371 930 147 2,447 309 48,741 90,407 8,372 22,274MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 150 13 336 62 109 167 16 1 28 2 9NEW ORLEANS, LA 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 2 0 0NEW YORK, NY 1,950 6,849 8,353 6,031 1,548 4,875 441 9,354 26,506 1,482 4,253NEWARK, NJ 215 4,493 294 396 251 1,227 147 106 4,502 65 927ORLANDO, FL 42 40 181 239 53 313 34 3,429 29,995 322 6,062PALM SPRINGS, CA 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 2 0PHILADELPHIA, PA 21 1,441 269 80 71 116 27 23 67 13 19PHOENIX, AZ 10 33 99 34 7 230 23 10 63 15 12PORTLAND, OR 64 12 128 26 2 91 23 4 11 1 0SAIPAN, SPN 15 1 0 0 0 20 3 0 0 3 0SALT LAKE CITY, UT 0 1 80 11 14 82 19 0 7 0 1SAN DIEGO, CA 21 31 74 46 4 79 13 8 10 2 9SAN FRANCISCO, CA 1,983 451 949 493 61 5,047 2,512 470 523 251 340SAN JUAN, PR 2 15 0 1 3 78 20 219 408 110 831SANFORD, FL 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 3 0 0SEATTLE, WA 237 177 1,080 111 38 783 85 5 64 9 20TAMPA, FL 0 9 4 2 9 27 6 14 258 10 114WASHINGTON, DC 249 229 8,564 1,117 600 429 64 103 4,654 69 664WEST PALM BEACH, FL 0 1 0 2 0 17 4 0 16 0 5ALL CANADA 6 2 3 3 2 230 31 2 50 6 6ALL OTHER FOREIGN 2 13 4 3 0 53 8 248 267 23 30OTHER 32 34 195 33 34 245 40 95 372 22 79UNKNOWN/BLANK 0 1 10 1 2 3 0 1 2 0 5______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 8,851 18,569 35,775 15,775 7,297 85,981 13,699 72,805 211,701 14,892 53,466

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AGANA, GU 59 1 1 1 1 233 30 1 15 5 15ANCHORAGE, AK 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0ATLANTA, GA 157 123 694 276 1,692 628 60 2,119 10,772 1,062 942BALTIMORE, MD 4 28 14 13 112 19 0 5 104 1 2BOSTON, MA 170 235 947 650 178 229 30 23 200 38 158CHARLOTTE, NC 9 46 91 73 13 164 15 15 9,732 6 23CHICAGO, IL 513 322 4,716 934 312 867 124 100 3,677 106 293DALLAS, TX 76 132 1,329 106 201 4,021 154 3,078 7,469 1,078 892DENVER, CO 84 52 509 83 20 569 84 38 78 16 14DETROIT, MI 105 37 994 179 163 137 27 15 3,212 5 20FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 11 98 19 16 2 404 58 311 738 42 10,241FT. MYERS, FL 0 1 0 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 6HONOLULU, HI 279 13 36 13 0 18,009 2,072 11 52 2 19HOUSTON, TX 384 139 1,936 938 1,375 1,156 143 1,912 7,645 88 2,349KAHULUI-MAUI, HI 1 0 0 0 0 74 1 4 3 0 0LAS VEGAS, NV 29 318 37 97 30 648 64 228 1,430 171 554LOS ANGELES, CA 1,869 1,864 3,458 2,771 243 42,234 7,011 2,112 8,356 1,493 2,278MIAMI, FL 102 1,314 371 930 147 2,447 309 48,741 90,407 8,372 22,274MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 150 13 336 62 109 167 16 1 28 2 9NEW ORLEANS, LA 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 2 0 0NEW YORK, NY 1,950 6,849 8,353 6,031 1,548 4,875 441 9,354 26,506 1,482 4,253NEWARK, NJ 215 4,493 294 396 251 1,227 147 106 4,502 65 927ORLANDO, FL 42 40 181 239 53 313 34 3,429 29,995 322 6,062PALM SPRINGS, CA 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 2 0PHILADELPHIA, PA 21 1,441 269 80 71 116 27 23 67 13 19PHOENIX, AZ 10 33 99 34 7 230 23 10 63 15 12PORTLAND, OR 64 12 128 26 2 91 23 4 11 1 0SAIPAN, SPN 15 1 0 0 0 20 3 0 0 3 0SALT LAKE CITY, UT 0 1 80 11 14 82 19 0 7 0 1SAN DIEGO, CA 21 31 74 46 4 79 13 8 10 2 9SAN FRANCISCO, CA 1,983 451 949 493 61 5,047 2,512 470 523 251 340SAN JUAN, PR 2 15 0 1 3 78 20 219 408 110 831SANFORD, FL 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 3 0 0SEATTLE, WA 237 177 1,080 111 38 783 85 5 64 9 20TAMPA, FL 0 9 4 2 9 27 6 14 258 10 114WASHINGTON, DC 249 229 8,564 1,117 600 429 64 103 4,654 69 664WEST PALM BEACH, FL 0 1 0 2 0 17 4 0 16 0 5ALL CANADA 6 2 3 3 2 230 31 2 50 6 6ALL OTHER FOREIGN 2 13 4 3 0 53 8 248 267 23 30OTHER 32 34 195 33 34 245 40 95 372 22 79UNKNOWN/BLANK 0 1 10 1 2 3 0 1 2 0 5______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 8,851 18,569 35,775 15,775 7,297 85,981 13,699 72,805 211,701 14,892 53,466

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DOMINICAN TRINIDADPORTS ECUADOR PERU VENEZUELA COSTA RICA GUATEMALA HONDURAS PANAMA BAHAMAS REPUBLIC JAMAICA AND TOBAGO____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 0 1 0 6 2 0 1 2 1 1 4ATLANTA, GA 398 797 2,788 688 1,072 948 571 929 367 562 6BALTIMORE, MD 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 44 2 73 0BLAINE, WA 2 63 46 12 15 14 2 3 18 10 10BOSTON, MA 27 29 164 26 48 5 220 29 319 15 0BUFFALO, NY 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CHAMPLAIN, NY 5 35 34 0 11 3 1 1 30 3 2CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0CHICAGO, IL 167 76 162 131 152 56 142 27 10 63 12CINCINNATI, OH 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0DALLAS, TX 50 771 432 601 723 77 238 69 41 51 16DETROIT, MI 6 13 12 10 6 6 6 12 4 22 5FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 43 677 2,132 3,174 919 1,018 640 3,891 1,471 3,004 733HIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT 3 6 11 0 0 0 1 1 16 1 1HONOLULU, HI 1 14 4 4 7 0 3 0 1 2 3HOUSTON, TX 636 797 3,240 1,693 1,333 1,313 1,004 6 7 28 627LAS VEGAS, NV 170 125 470 351 92 18 820 5 23 3 7LEWISTON, NY 5 10 35 0 2 1 1 3 5 37 21LOS ANGELES, CA 606 1,517 730 1,697 1,757 275 1,336 20 55 25 43LYNDEN, WA 0 8 7 1 0 9 0 0 0 1 4MIAMI, FL 9,423 6,903 38,143 5,945 3,280 4,315 4,466 2,812 3,867 2,481 3,412MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 1 5 12 11 1 1 0 2 1 10 3NEW YORK, NY 1,705 1,057 1,870 710 377 264 647 325 3,331 1,605 1,122NEWARK, NJ 194 445 274 884 130 127 387 30 261 22 78NIAGARA FALLS, NY 8 11 37 15 6 2 1 5 12 19 15ORLANDO, FL 859 800 568 4,659 298 115 2,782 330 609 355 399PEACE BRIDGE, TX 9 8 35 17 4 4 2 4 7 43 26PHILADELPHIA, PA 6 5 14 4 4 4 15 58 42 60 1PHOENIX, AZ 3 23 6 225 17 3 5 1 4 2 1PT EVERGLADES, FL 3 18 72 23 4 1 0 532 38 1 4PT HURON, MI 1 0 11 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 2PORTLAND, OR 2 0 1 3 1 1 0 0 3 0 1SAN ANTONIO, TX 3 17 18 17 41 2 1 0 3 1 2SAN DIEGO, CA 2 1 5 0 7 2 3 1 0 2 0SAN FRANCISCO, CA 37 414 67 177 141 60 47 1 5 4 11SAN JUAN, PR 42 85 1,538 226 60 13 222 9 1,119 19 38SANFORD, FL 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 0SEATTLE, WA 1 7 8 14 1 2 5 2 2 5 1TAMPA, FL 44 46 115 32 9 6 263 2 6 4 22WASHINGTON, DC 98 219 158 115 282 187 447 18 7 8 12OTHER 190 337 1,975 618 453 168 288 2,379 602 285 103UNKNOWN/BLANK 2 1 25 4 3 4 3 1 6 7 2______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 14,755 15,343 55,226 22,095 11,260 9,025 14,570 11,559 12,298 8,837 6,749

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TABLE R.2U.S. PORT OF ENTRY (ALL MODES) OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALSBY COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEJANUARY - JANUARY 2014

DOMINICAN TRINIDADPORTS ECUADOR PERU VENEZUELA COSTA RICA GUATEMALA HONDURAS PANAMA BAHAMAS REPUBLIC JAMAICA AND TOBAGO____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 0 1 0 6 2 0 1 2 1 1 4ATLANTA, GA 398 797 2,788 688 1,072 948 571 929 367 562 6BALTIMORE, MD 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 44 2 73 0BLAINE, WA 2 63 46 12 15 14 2 3 18 10 10BOSTON, MA 27 29 164 26 48 5 220 29 319 15 0BUFFALO, NY 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CHAMPLAIN, NY 5 35 34 0 11 3 1 1 30 3 2CHARLOTTE AMALIE,VI 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0CHICAGO, IL 167 76 162 131 152 56 142 27 10 63 12CINCINNATI, OH 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0DALLAS, TX 50 771 432 601 723 77 238 69 41 51 16DETROIT, MI 6 13 12 10 6 6 6 12 4 22 5FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 43 677 2,132 3,174 919 1,018 640 3,891 1,471 3,004 733HIGHGATE SPRINGS, VT 3 6 11 0 0 0 1 1 16 1 1HONOLULU, HI 1 14 4 4 7 0 3 0 1 2 3HOUSTON, TX 636 797 3,240 1,693 1,333 1,313 1,004 6 7 28 627LAS VEGAS, NV 170 125 470 351 92 18 820 5 23 3 7LEWISTON, NY 5 10 35 0 2 1 1 3 5 37 21LOS ANGELES, CA 606 1,517 730 1,697 1,757 275 1,336 20 55 25 43LYNDEN, WA 0 8 7 1 0 9 0 0 0 1 4MIAMI, FL 9,423 6,903 38,143 5,945 3,280 4,315 4,466 2,812 3,867 2,481 3,412MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 1 5 12 11 1 1 0 2 1 10 3NEW YORK, NY 1,705 1,057 1,870 710 377 264 647 325 3,331 1,605 1,122NEWARK, NJ 194 445 274 884 130 127 387 30 261 22 78NIAGARA FALLS, NY 8 11 37 15 6 2 1 5 12 19 15ORLANDO, FL 859 800 568 4,659 298 115 2,782 330 609 355 399PEACE BRIDGE, TX 9 8 35 17 4 4 2 4 7 43 26PHILADELPHIA, PA 6 5 14 4 4 4 15 58 42 60 1PHOENIX, AZ 3 23 6 225 17 3 5 1 4 2 1PT EVERGLADES, FL 3 18 72 23 4 1 0 532 38 1 4PT HURON, MI 1 0 11 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 2PORTLAND, OR 2 0 1 3 1 1 0 0 3 0 1SAN ANTONIO, TX 3 17 18 17 41 2 1 0 3 1 2SAN DIEGO, CA 2 1 5 0 7 2 3 1 0 2 0SAN FRANCISCO, CA 37 414 67 177 141 60 47 1 5 4 11SAN JUAN, PR 42 85 1,538 226 60 13 222 9 1,119 19 38SANFORD, FL 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 0SEATTLE, WA 1 7 8 14 1 2 5 2 2 5 1TAMPA, FL 44 46 115 32 9 6 263 2 6 4 22WASHINGTON, DC 98 219 158 115 282 187 447 18 7 8 12OTHER 190 337 1,975 618 453 168 288 2,379 602 285 103UNKNOWN/BLANK 2 1 25 4 3 4 3 1 6 7 2______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 14,755 15,343 55,226 22,095 11,260 9,025 14,570 11,559 12,298 8,837 6,749

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TABLE S.1U.S. PORT OF ENTRY (AIR MODE ONLY) OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALSBY COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEJANUARY 2014

DOMINICAN TRINIDADPORTS ECUADOR PERU VENEZUELA COSTA RICA GUATEMALA HONDURAS PANAMA BAHAMAS REPIBLIC JAMAICA AND TOBAGO____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 0 1 0 6 2 0 1 2 1 1 4ATLANTA, GA 398 797 2,788 688 1,072 948 571 929 367 562 6BALTIMORE, MD 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 44 2 73 0BOSTON, MA 27 29 164 26 48 5 220 29 319 15 0CHARLOTTE, NC 2 9 108 118 3 2 2 244 7 116 3CHICAGO, IL 167 76 162 131 152 56 142 27 10 63 12DALLAS, TX 50 771 432 601 723 77 238 69 41 51 16DENVER, CO 2 19 11 250 5 3 10 0 0 5 1DETROIT, MI 4 12 9 8 1 0 2 1 2 15 1FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 35 675 2,085 3,172 919 1,012 634 3,815 1,469 2,994 719FT. MYERS, FL 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0HONOLULU, HI 1 14 4 4 7 0 3 0 1 2 3HOUSTON, TX 634 791 3,210 1,685 1,333 1,311 1,001 6 7 28 626LAS VEGAS, NV 170 125 470 351 92 18 820 5 23 3 7LOS ANGELES, CA 606 1,517 730 1,697 1,757 275 1,336 20 55 25 43MIAMI, FL 9,409 6,847 38,053 5,892 3,275 4,308 4,460 2,801 3,857 2,470 3,387MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 1 5 12 11 1 1 0 2 1 10 3NEW ORLEANS, LA 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0NEW YORK, NY 1,703 1,053 1,842 709 376 264 643 325 3,330 1,604 1,117NEWARK, NJ 193 445 261 882 130 127 387 30 261 22 78ORLANDO, FL 859 800 568 4,659 298 115 2,782 330 609 355 399PHILADELPHIA, PA 6 5 14 4 4 4 15 58 42 60 1PHOENIX, AZ 3 23 6 225 17 3 5 1 4 2 1PORTLAND, OR 2 0 1 3 1 1 0 0 3 0 1SAIPAN, SPN 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0SALT LAKE CITY, UT 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0SAN DIEGO, CA 2 1 5 0 7 2 0 0 0 2 0SAN FRANCISCO, CA 37 414 67 177 141 60 47 1 5 4 11SAN JUAN, PR 42 85 1,536 225 60 13 222 7 1,080 16 30SANFORD, FL 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 0SEATTLE, WA 1 7 8 14 1 2 5 2 2 5 1TAMPA, FL 38 40 80 27 7 4 255 2 4 2 7WASHINGTON, DC 98 219 158 115 282 187 446 18 7 8 12WEST PALM BEACH, FL 7 4 32 2 0 0 3 377 5 1 1ALL CANADA 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 1ALL OTHER FOREIGN 8 0 394 1 3 0 10 482 3 2 1OTHER 21 28 578 17 84 12 55 1,029 108 18 9UNKNOWN/BLANK 1 0 18 0 3 0 2 1 3 0 0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 14,528 14,815 53,813 21,702 10,804 8,814 14,317 10,662 11,631 8,534 6,501

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TABLE S.2U.S. PORT OF ENTRY (AIR MODE ONLY) OF NON-RESIDENT ARRIVALSBY COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEJANUARY - JANUARY 2014

DOMINICAN TRINIDADPORTS ECUADOR PERU VENEZUELA COSTA RICA GUATEMALA HONDURAS PANAMA BAHAMAS REPIBLIC JAMAICA AND TOBAGO____________________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________

AGANA, GU 0 1 0 6 2 0 1 2 1 1 4ATLANTA, GA 398 797 2,788 688 1,072 948 571 929 367 562 6BALTIMORE, MD 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 44 2 73 0BOSTON, MA 27 29 164 26 48 5 220 29 319 15 0CHARLOTTE, NC 2 9 108 118 3 2 2 244 7 116 3CHICAGO, IL 167 76 162 131 152 56 142 27 10 63 12DALLAS, TX 50 771 432 601 723 77 238 69 41 51 16DENVER, CO 2 19 11 250 5 3 10 0 0 5 1DETROIT, MI 4 12 9 8 1 0 2 1 2 15 1FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 35 675 2,085 3,172 919 1,012 634 3,815 1,469 2,994 719FT. MYERS, FL 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0HONOLULU, HI 1 14 4 4 7 0 3 0 1 2 3HOUSTON, TX 634 791 3,210 1,685 1,333 1,311 1,001 6 7 28 626LAS VEGAS, NV 170 125 470 351 92 18 820 5 23 3 7LOS ANGELES, CA 606 1,517 730 1,697 1,757 275 1,336 20 55 25 43MIAMI, FL 9,409 6,847 38,053 5,892 3,275 4,308 4,460 2,801 3,857 2,470 3,387MINN./ST. PAUL, MN 1 5 12 11 1 1 0 2 1 10 3NEW ORLEANS, LA 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0NEW YORK, NY 1,703 1,053 1,842 709 376 264 643 325 3,330 1,604 1,117NEWARK, NJ 193 445 261 882 130 127 387 30 261 22 78ORLANDO, FL 859 800 568 4,659 298 115 2,782 330 609 355 399PHILADELPHIA, PA 6 5 14 4 4 4 15 58 42 60 1PHOENIX, AZ 3 23 6 225 17 3 5 1 4 2 1PORTLAND, OR 2 0 1 3 1 1 0 0 3 0 1SAIPAN, SPN 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0SALT LAKE CITY, UT 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0SAN DIEGO, CA 2 1 5 0 7 2 0 0 0 2 0SAN FRANCISCO, CA 37 414 67 177 141 60 47 1 5 4 11SAN JUAN, PR 42 85 1,536 225 60 13 222 7 1,080 16 30SANFORD, FL 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 0SEATTLE, WA 1 7 8 14 1 2 5 2 2 5 1TAMPA, FL 38 40 80 27 7 4 255 2 4 2 7WASHINGTON, DC 98 219 158 115 282 187 446 18 7 8 12WEST PALM BEACH, FL 7 4 32 2 0 0 3 377 5 1 1ALL CANADA 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 1ALL OTHER FOREIGN 8 0 394 1 3 0 10 482 3 2 1OTHER 21 28 578 17 84 12 55 1,029 108 18 9UNKNOWN/BLANK 1 0 18 0 3 0 2 1 3 0 0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL 14,528 14,815 53,813 21,702 10,804 8,814 14,317 10,662 11,631 8,534 6,501

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