The bar graph describes the income gained from the tourism sector in US dollar billions. It is quite evident that Australia had earned a significant income from the tourism sector during both the years 2010 and 2015, while New Zealand’s earning were very low in comparison to all four countries.
It can be clearly seen from the graph that in 2010, revenue from tourism in Australia was about US $20 billion and was recorded as the highest, which was ten times more than the income from tourism in Malaysia. Singapore’s revenue from tourism was low in comparison with the revenues made by Australia and Malaysia, and was recorded as US $14 billion. Besides, New Zealand had the least revenue which was only US $6 billion.
After a span of five years, Australia’s revenue was raised by US $1 billion and recorded as the highest in the year 2015 with US $29 billion. Whereas, Malaysia’s revenue from tourism declined by US $1 billion and was recorded as the second highest with $17 billion. For both the countries, New Zealand and Singapore’s revenue increased by $3 billion and $2 billion respectively.