Yes. The big contrast is between the US and the EU, at about 400 deaths per million each, and the Pacific Rim, at less than 10 deaths per million. There was also a big contrast in policies: the US and EU went with shutdowns but masked late; the Pacific Rim masked early and didn't shut down.
However, there's another difference, too. The Pacific Rim is all island and peninsular states, situations that make isolation from the rest of the world relatively easy. In contrast, the geography and legal structure in the US makes it very difficult to close internal borders. In retrospect I think it's clear that one of the reasons New England did so badly was because of inability to control disease flow from New York; I doubt many people are abiding by 14 day quarantines after interstate travel even where it is supposedly required. It's slightly easier to close borders in Europe, but not as easy as for the Pacific Rim.
I tried to figure out whether there were cancellations of ballroom events in the Pacific Rim, and I couldn't find any evidence for them, but I couldn't tell for sure. The English language site for the Asia Pacific championships has no cancellation notice, but it doesn't look like it has recent updates either. I think I'd need to read Chinese and Japanese language web sites to find out more.
