The bar graph details the number of tourists visiting country X from various parts of the world and the table depicts the income from different businesses in the nation in 2007 and 2008.
From the overall perspective, it is noticeable that visitors from all regions declined. However, it is less noticeable when it comes from the main source of tourists: China, Japan, and Australia. All forms of revenue fell, with shops and tourist services accounting for the majority of revenue in 2008.
In 2007, there were over 200,000 from Europe, the US & Canada with North American nations slightly higher. In 2008, these three regions dropped dramatically to 100000 and 30000 respectively. In contrast, China and Japan started at the highest points with 300000 and declined to almost 100000 tourists in the following year. Australia numbered 275000 in 2007 and reduced less significantly to 250000 in the coming year.
In terms of income in Country X, in 2007, hotels and resorts earned 3.5 million which surpassed other income sources such as restaurants, bars, and souvenir shops(2.4), transportation and travel agents (1.3), tour guides, small vendors, and other services(1.4). In 2008, hotels and resorts plunged to just $0.5 million, the dining options and gift shops halved by $1.2 million, transportation was reduced to $0.4 million, and lastly tour services have slightly changed with the $3 million drop.