The graph below displays the amount of people who travel to Australia from three countries between the year 2005 to 2015, The graph below reflects the number of tourists who used different types of holidays.
Overall, there is a noticeable rise in UK and US numbers over the entire period. Backpacking had a significant increase over the time period, unlike staying at a resort, which was popular and saw a dramatic decrease.
The United States was the lowest country to travel to Australia in 2005, with around 500,000 tourists, and then had a gradual increase over the years and became nearly 1,600,000 tourists in 2015. The United Kingdom was above the US, with exactly 800,000 tourists in 2005, and it kept increasing to around 1,600,000 tourists in 2015. Unlike the two nations, Japanese people had the biggest number of tourists in 2005, with around 1,600,000 tourists, and then went dramatically low in 2015 to be only 1M tourists.
Travelling by Backpacking was not popular in the year 2005, with nearly 500,000 backpackers, and it kept increasing over the years until it became a little over 1 million backpackers in 2015. Staying at a resort was the most common choice in 2005, with around 1,600,000, and it increased to hit 2 million and had a dramatic downfall to be equal to backpacking with nearly 1 million.
