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The image contains two visualizations: a bar chart and a table. The bar chart shows the number of foreign tourists visiting XCountry in 2007 and 2008; Europe: 2007 - 300,000, 2008 - 400,000; US/Canada: 2007 - 80,000, 2008 - 90,000; China/Japan: 2007 - 200,000, 2008 - 210,000; Australia: 2007 - 100,000, 2008 - 200,000. The table displays the annual income in million dollars of various businesses in XCountry for 2007 and 2008; Hotel & Resort: 2007 - 3.5, 2008 - 4.5; Restaurant, Bar & Souvenir Shops: 2007 - 3.8, 2008 - 4.4; Transportation & Travel Agent: 2007 - 2.8, 2008 - 2.4; Tour Guides, Small Vendors, and Other Services: 2007 - 1.5, 2008 - 1.1; Annual Income: 2007 - 11.6, 2008 - 12.4.
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The bar chart and table provide information about the number of tourist from various countries visiting the country X, which compares with the annual income of differntly kinds of business in Country X in 2007 and 2008.
Overall, the total number of tourist increased slightly in 2007 compared to 2008. The larges share of revenue come from accommodation and food services, while the guide tour and transportation contributed the least.
In 2007, there were around 10,000 thousand visitors, which mostly come from Asia such as China and Japan the most, while from Europe is the least but the amount is not less. On the other hand, In the year 2008 , the visiting from the tourist is decline which affects to the annual income on that year too. We can illustrate that most of tourists in the year 2008 are from Australia and the fewest tourists go for US and Canada. Further more, as the country attracted fewer tourists, its overall revenue also declined, that may affect the country’s economic too.
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