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Probably You’ve Been There: The World’s Most Visited Countries

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  • A ranking of the world’s most visited countries places France first with 102 million annual visitors, followed by Spain, the United States, and Turkey.
  • The list also includes Italy, Mexico, Britain, Germany, Japan, Greece, and Thailand.
Probably You’ve Been There: The World’s Most Visited Countries
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1. France, 102 million visitors a year (Photo: Resul Muslu / Shutterstock) 2. Spain, 94 million tourists a year. Pictured: La Rambla in Barcelona (Photo: Shutterstock) 3. The United States, 72 million tourists a year. Pictured: Times Square in New York (Photo: Dan Mewing/Moment via Getty) 4. Turkey, 61 million tourists a year (Photo: Getty) 5. Italy, 58 million tourists a year. Pictured: the coastal town of Portovenere (Photo: Shutterstock) 6. Mexico, 45 million tourists a year. Pictured: an aerial view of a beach in Tulum (Photo: AFP) 7. Britain, 42 million tourists a year. Pictured: Big Ben in London (Photo: Shutterstock) 8. Germany, 38 million tourists a year. Pictured: the city of Nuremberg (Photo: Pani Garmyder / Shutterstock) 9. Japan, 37 million tourists a year. Pictured: the Shinjuku district in Tokyo (Photo: Shutterstock / Sean Pavone) 10. Greece, 36 million tourists a year. Pictured: Santorini (Photo: Feel good studio / Shutterstock) 11. Thailand, 35 million tourists a year. Pictured: Banana Beach in Phuket (Photo: fokke baarssen / Shutterstock)

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