The bar chart demonstrates differences in the ratio of visits to four types of locations by three population segments living in Australia.
Overall, the most popular entertainment destination is the cinema, which is the most favourite place for residents who were born in Australia or migrated there from European countries, and the second favourite for newcomers from other countries. In contrast, the theater is shown to be the least popular variant among all three. The zoo and the library are roughly at the same level of visitation.
The cinema and theater are the most and least liked entertainment areas for locals in Australia, respectively. Furthermore, the cinema gained 70% of visits by individuals born in Australia, 65% by citizens originally from European backgrounds, and 50% from migrants from other countries, while the theatre gained 20%, 25%, and 10%, respectively. Moreover, the library and the zoo have similar portions of people coming there, with slight differences, as the zoo is more favoured among visitors whose origin is Europe, with a percentage of 50%, whereas the library is more prominent amongst the inhabitants from other countries. In addition, natives and migrants with a European cultural background exhibited shared tendencies in choosing the places to attend by having close percentages and almost identical ones in the library in comparison with new migrants from non-European roots.