Disasters > Tsunami > Foreign tourists missing: Countries Compared

DEFINITION: Number of foreign tourists visiting the tsunami hit areas who are not reachable, (as of Saturday, Jan 22nd, 2005 - 06:30 PM GMT).

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Japan	700	2005
2	Germany	668	2005
3	Sweden	637	2005
=4	Austria	500	2005
=4	Switzerland	500	2005
6	United States	456	2005
	Group of 7 countries (G7) average (profile)	370.86	2005
7	United Kingdom	359	2005
8	Belgium	350	2005
9	Australia	349	2005
10	Italy	310	2005
11	Finland	214	2005
	High income OECD countries average (profile)	210.81	2005
12	Brazil	99	2005
13	France	90	2005
14	Norway	77	2005
15	Hong Kong	70	2005
16	New Zealand	64	2005
17	Denmark	57	2005
18	Taiwan	45	2005
19	Turkey	44	2005
20	Poland	43	2005
21	Russia	36	2005
22	Singapore	31	2005
23	Netherlands	30	2005
24	Ireland	20	2005
25	Argentina	18	2005
26	Canada	13	2005
27	Spain	11	2005
=28	Portugal	8	2005
=28	South Korea	8	2005
30	Czech Republic	7	2005
31	Israel	5	2005
32	South Africa	4	2005
=33	Estonia	3	2005
=33	Mexico	3	2005
=33	Macau	3	2005
36	Luxembourg	2	2005
37	Croatia	1	2005

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Japan ranked first for tsunami > foreign tourists missing amongst High income OECD countries in 2005.
Canada ranked last for tsunami > foreign tourists missing amongst Group of 7 countries (G7) in 2005.
Germany ranked first for tsunami > foreign tourists missing amongst European Union in 2005.
United States ranked first for tsunami > foreign tourists missing amongst English speaking countries in 2005.
All of the top 2 countries by tsunami > foreign tourists missing are Heavily indebted.
United Kingdom ranked second for tsunami > foreign tourists missing amongst NATO countries in 2005.
12 of the top 14 countries by tsunami > foreign tourists missing are Christian.
Netherlands ranked third last for tsunami > foreign tourists missing amongst Non-religious countries in 2005.
Sweden ranked second for tsunami > foreign tourists missing amongst Europe in 2005.
Spain ranked 4th last for tsunami > foreign tourists missing amongst Eurozone in 2005.

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