The charts gave information about the total number of visitors to Australia from three different nations and kinds of travels from 1995 to 2005.
Overall, the number of travelers saw an incredible change in the period. In addition, they also often chose backpacking when visiting Australia.
Looking at the first chart, Japan had the highest number of people visiting Australia in 1995, at 1.5 million people. By contrast, travelling to this country wasn’t the best choice for people living in the UK and US because the numbers of visitors in these two countries were roughly from 500 000 to 800 000 individuals. In 2005, while the UK and US saw a sharp increase by nearly 10 million people, the total number of travelers in Japan decrease to 1 million.
In the line chart, visitors had a tendancy to choose to stay at resorts instead of backpacking when travelling in 1995, at more than 1.5 million people. After 5 years later, staying at resorts peaked at nearly 2.5 million visitors, which was higher than backpacking more than 1.5 million individuals. However, in the last year of the period, the numbers of people choosing two types of travels were equal to each other, at approximately 1 million visitors.