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Top U.S. ports of entry in 2009
Travel to the United States was off 5 percent last year, but this didn't change how people enter the country. The top 15 ports of entry owned 85 percent of all overseas visits, gaining a full percentage point from 2008. New York JFK, Miami and Los Angeles took the first three positions and took 39 percent of the total, also picking up a full percentage point of "arrival share" relative to 2008. Five of the top 15 ports of entry actually gained inbound traffic over 2008, three of them in Florida: Miami, Orlando, Houston, Philadelphia and Fort Lauderdale.
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keith Apr 5th 2010 9:39AM
Where is this data coming from?