The bar chart provides information about tourist arrivals to Country X from various regions, including Europe, the US and Canada, china and Japan, and Australia. The table details four main business revenue for 2007 and 2008.
Overall, tourism declined globally, while this decline was so dramatic from Europe, the US and Canada. All revenue categories fell, which retail and tour services accounted for the largest drop by 2008, indicating that some factors negatively influenced the tourism industry of X country.
In 2007, the number of tourists from Europe and the US and the Canada was a little over than 2000. This amount declined dramatically to 1000 visitors from Europe and less than 500 people from the US and Canada, in 2008. Similar to Europe and the US and Canada, the number of foreign tourists from China and Japan and Australia dropped, reaching to approximately 2000 visitors by 2008 compared with around 2500 individuals in 2007.
With regard to the annual income, it was 3.5 million dollars for hotels and resorts, plummeting to 0.5 in 2008. Restaurants, bars, and souvenir shops earn a revenue of 2.4 in 2007, which it halved to 1.2 in 2008. The income of transportation and travel agent reduced from 1.3 to 0.4 in the following year. In contrast, the earnings of tour guides, small vendors, and other services did not have significant changes, falling from 1,4 in 2007 to 1,1 by 2008.