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Band 7+: The chart below shows various transport tourists used within New Zealand in 2004. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows data on transport use in New Zealand in 2004 by nationality: British took air 55, coach 30, car 35, ferry 5; Germans took air 30, coach 25, car 45, ferry 10; Japanese took air 60, coach 10, car 40, ferry 5; Koreans took air 45, coach 5, car 30, ferry 5; Australians took air 40, coach 10, car 55, and ferry 10.
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The chart below gives information about the range of vehicles that visitors used in New Zealand in 2004.

Overall, it can be seen that among all vehicles, the coach was notably well-used in almost all countries compared to the ferry, which is the least preferred by tourists across 5 countries.

The coach was the most popular overall, especially among British tourists who showed their highest preference for this transport, with nearly 60% (58%) choosing this option. Similarly, over half of Germans and Australians travelled by coach. In contrast, Air travel was particularly popular among Japanese people with around 50 percent (52%), and second most preferred by European countries and Korean tourists at just over 40% (~42%), while this percentage is almost halved by Australian people in New Zealand

As opposed to other transport, cars were frequently chosen by Koreans at around 50% (~48%), and the least chosen by Australian tourists, with only 20%. In addition, it is quite noticeable that only a minority of visitors from European countries, which takes 20% and from Asian countries (around 15%), and Australians considered the ferry as an option,

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