The bar chart illustrates the percentage of various holiday activities make interests for four distinct nations in the year of 2018.
Overall, what stands out in the picture is that hiking was the most favorite holiday choices in New Zealand, as opposed to witness the least preference in stay-at-home holidays in all countries.
Evidently, the proportion of hiking holidays chosen by New Zealand individuals topped the list, at nearly 38%, while the figures for Australian, Chinese and South Korean were recorded, at 27%, 20% and just 12%, respectively. Additionally, 30% of Chinese opted for city holidays, which was triple that of people in New Zealand, at just under 10%, and double that of Australian, at 15%, and higher than the data of South Korean, at 20%.
Citizens in Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea with skiing preferences that were close to 30%, but only the share of China was exacly 20%. A similar pattern could be seen in the figures for New Zealand, China and Soouth Korea inhabitants who were interested in holiday activities on the beach, which around from 17% to 20%, as well as 25% of Australian chose this preference. At the same time, fewest people in all countries chose stay at home, ranging from roughly 6% to 13% in the surveyed year 2018.