The chart demonstrates the amount of revenue that four countries obtained through the field of tourism.
Overall, the provided comparison depicts that out of all countries Australia earned the most money through tourism both in 2010 and 2015, while New Zealand gained the least amount of revenue among all given countries in same years.
The Australian economy received $28 billion in 2010, and did not show a relative change in this index in 2015 – the amount of money earned from tourism is higher only by $1 billion. Meanwhile, the same index of New Zealand in 2010 was $6 billion, and in 2015 it experienced an increase: the earned revenue from travel industry accounted $9 billion.
In 2010, field of tourism brought $14 billion to Singapore’s economy, and this number rose to $16 billion in 2015. Whereas comparing to other countries, Malaysia is the only region that demonstrated a decrease in revenue, amounting $18 billion in 2010 and $17 billion in 2015 gained through travelling sector.
