Visitors from the Pacific came from 15 countries, over 650 cities and 80 regions (as of EOH1 2013):
American Samoa, Australia, Cook Islands, Fiji, French Polynesia (France), Guam (USA), Nauru, New Caledonia (France), New Zealand, Niue, Northern Mariana Islands, Tonga, US Minor Outlying Islands (USA), Vanuatu, Wallis and Futuna (France).
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Middle Eastern visitors came from 15 countries, over 250 cities and 100 regions (as of EOH1 2012):
Afghanistan, Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Yemen.
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Visitors came from about 30,000 cities and 2,300 regions as of EOH1 2013:
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Prishtina, KOS - Pristinski Okrug
* UNMIK Kosova - United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (unmikonline.org)
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Kosovar visitors came from 11 cities representing 4 of Kosovo's 7 districts* (as of EOH1 2013):
Djakovica, KOS (Gjakove, KOS / Gjakova, KOS) Dakovicki okrug Dakovica
Gnjilane, KOS (Gnjilan, KOS) Gnjilani Okrug Gnjilan
Hajravic, KOS Gnjilani Okrug Vitia
Vita, KOS (Vitina, KOS) Gnjilani Okrug Vitia
Kosovo Polje, KOS (Fushe Kosova, KOS) Pristinski Okrug Kosovo Polje
Dardania, KOS (Prishtina, KOS) Pristinski Okrug Prishtina
Prishtina, KOS (Pristina, KOS - Prishtine, KOS) Pristinski Okrug Prishtina
Dragas, KOS Prizrenski Okrug Dragas
Zym, KOS (Zjum, KOS) Prizrenski Okrug Dragas
Malisheve, KOS Prizrenski Okrug Malisheve
Suva Reka, KOS Prizrenski Okrug Suva Reka
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* Dakovicki okrug, Gnjilanski okrug, Kososkomitrovacki okrug, Pecki okrug, Pristinski okrug, Prizrenski okrug, Urosevacki okrug.
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