The given bar chart and table demonstrate the alterations in the number of foreign tourists and top 5 countries of origin to Britain in 2004 and 2005.
Overall, most visitors were from Japan and Australia interchangeably in Decembers, while the fewest foreigners were registered in September 2005. Additionally, India and China were out of the list in 2004 and 2005, respectively.
To begin with, in March 2004, the count of tourists significantly declined by a staggering 200, from slightly above 600 in January 2004, before recovering its former position in June. After a modest drop of about 50 people in September 2004, the opposite trend was observed during the next 3 seasons, until January 2005. Afterwards, till June 2005, the graph showed a similar pattern till June 2005, reaching just above 600, followed by a plunge to 250 and a surge to almost 800 in December 2005.
In addition to the bar graph, the Japanese constituted a major part of tourists in 2004, followed by the Australians. However, these nations underwent an inversion in the ranking, as the share of the Japanese tourists dropped by 0.03. In the meantime, the USA maintained the same level, despite an increase by 2%. Moreover, China was excluded from its ranking (4th place) by South Korea in 2005, which recorded a moderate upward trend of just under a tenth. Ultimately, whilst South Korea ascended in the table, India occupied the last position in the list, experiencing a significant growth of 13%.