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The image presents two visual data sets: one bar graph and one line graph. The bar graph displays tourist arrivals to Australia from the UK, US, and Japan for the years 1995 and 2005. For the UK, there were 800,000 tourists in 1995 and 1,200,000 in 2005. The US contributed 400,000 tourists in 1995 and 1,100,000 in 2005. Japan sent 900,000 tourists in 1995 and 1,400,000 in 2005. The line graph indicates types of travel to Australia between 1995 and 2005, tracking stays at resorts and backpacking. In 1995, there were roughly 500,000 resort stays and 300,000 instances of backpacking; by 2000, resort stays increased to about 2,600,000, while backpacking reached around 1,500,000. By 2005, resort stays declined back to approximately 500,000, whereas backpacking numbers remained at 1,500,000.
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The bar charts compares the average number of tourists to Australia from UK, USA and Japan in 1995 and 2005, and the sorts of trips from 1995 and 2005.
Overall, while tourists from UK and USA outnumbered Japanese travellers after spanning a decade, they exhibited significant declines initially.
In 1995, while UK and USA travellers attributed the lowest percentages of number, to 800.000 and 450.000, respectively. Tourists from Japan exhibited the highest proportion of people, similarly with other two countries after a decade (1.500.000), and these travellers had substantial decline by 2005, decreasing to 1.000.000. Whereas tourists to Australia from UK and USA, experienced the same rise to 1.500.000.
Turning to the types of travels, in 1995, backpacking trips experienced approximately 1.520.000 tourists, which showed an increase to 2.480.000 after 5 years, with declining (1.000.000). Staying at resorts trip marked 450.000 tourists in 1995, reaching a peak after spending a decade to 1.000.000 similarly with backpacking in 2005
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