The given bar chart illustrates the economic contribution of tourism by four different countries Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand, and Singapore in 2010 and 2015. Apart from Malaysia, every other country noted the highest revenue in 2015 compared to 2010. It is most apparent that New Zealand had low tourism traffic while Australia held the highest tourism income.
On closer inspection of the graph, it is clear that in the year 2010, Australia was the most popular spot for tourism, generating $28 billion. Malaysia followed with $18 billion, closely trailed by Singapore with $14 billion. New Zealand produced the least revenue, with only $6 billion.
After a five-year span, Australia had an annual revenue of $29 billion. Furthermore, Malaysia’s revenue declined by $1 billion and was noted as the second highest after Australia’s income. Singapore saw a $2 billion increase in revenue. New Zealand experienced the most significant growth, increasing its revenue from $6 billion to $9 billion.