The given bar chart illustrates four tourist destinations that children in the UK visited, namely the USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, in the year 2000.
In general, more male visitors traveled to the US and Canada, while more females visited Australia and New Zealand. Notably, the US consistently recorded by far the highest proportions among all categories, whereas the figure for New Zealand was the lowest.
In terms of male visitors traveling to four countries, the US led the rankings with about 55%, followed by Canada with roughly 39%. The percentage of male visitors to Australia stood at approximately 13%, which was slightly higher than that of New Zealand (about 8%).
With regard to female visitors, the US consistently ranked first at just over 50%, compared with about 31% for Australia. In comparison, there was a striking difference in the percentages of Canada and New Zealand, accounting for about 25% and 15% respectively.