The two charts illustrate the number of Japanese tourists traveling abroad in the span of 1985 and 1995 in millions and Australia’s share of the Japanese tourist market over the same period in percentage. it is evident that the number of Japanese traveling abroad rose steadily, while Australia’s share of this market showed a general upward trend with some fluctuations.
From 1985 to 1995, the number of Japanese tourists traveling abroad increased dramatically ,starting at around 5 million travelers in 1985, the figure rose steadily each year, reaching approximately 11 million by 1990. After a slight dip in 1991, the upward trend resumed, peaking at nearly 15 million tourists in 1995. This consistent rise suggests a growing interest among Japanese people in international travel during this decade.
The second graph indicates that Australia’s share of the Japanese tourist market also experienced an overall growth between 1985 and 1994. In 1985, roughly 2% of Japanese tourists have visited Australia. This figure climbed gradually, reaching around 5% by 1988. there was a small dip in 1989, the proportion have resumed rosing again, peaking at about 6% in 1993. Although there was a slight decrease in 1994, Australia’s popularity among Japanese tourists remained relatively strong throughout the period.
to sum up , the number of japenese tourists had risen steadily over the years , with australia becoming a popular destination for them .