The chart show the proportion of where from tourist come to Australia, from 2008 and 2012 and why they visited Australia.
Overall, the percentage of people who visited Australia from Asia, NewZealand, and European visitors saw slight decrease, while the share of Chinese and North American tourists underwent significant decrease over the years. In addition, people came to Australia mainly due to holiday and minor share of people due to job perspectives.
Focusing first on where from the Australian tourists are, Asian, NewZealand, and North American visitors accounted for a lion share with similar patterns in two years. the proportion of Asian and NewZealand visitors saw small growth, with former from 26% to 28% and latter from 20% to 21%.
However, the reverse was true for visitors from China and North America having noticeable decline, from 14% to 11% and from 20% to 13%. In 2008 and 2012, the visitors from other countries showed identical 5%.
Regarding the facts why people visited Australia, the relaxing-reason dominated the chart, while others were less common. The share of people who visited because of chilling was the largest choice, making up over the half of the total at 60%. Moreover , the proportion of business aimed people outpaces the percentage of people who are for education, registering a figure precisely twofold higher. Their respective figures were 18% and 9%. while the share of visitors who are aimed for job priorities and unidentified aims stayed same exactly at 5%.