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Band 5+: The graph below shows the types of transport used by tourists who visited New Zealand from five countries in 2004. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart showing transportation preferences among different nationalities: British - Air 40%, Coach 25%, Car 35%, Ferry 0%; German - Air 35%, Coach 15%, Car 30%, Ferry 20%; Japanese - Air 10%, Coach 15%, Car 50%, Ferry 25%; Korean - Air 25%, Coach 20%, Car 35%, Ferry 20%; Australian - Air 15%, Coach 10%, Car 40%, Ferry 35%.
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The chart inducate the percentage of four transports used by tourists who visited New Zealand from five countries in 2004.

Overall, we can learn that there was a significant variation in the popularity of transport mode among tourists.For instance,Britan prefer take car for travaling,adding up to about sixty percents of the total,as opposed to Japanese who only has twenty five percents taking automobile.

Furthermore,from the graph, we can also make a conclusion that except for japanese,car has the most popularity among the rest of the countries.More specifically,The figure of car among British people,German,Korean,and Australia has the highest number in the statistics, in contrast with Japanese who has the highest number of using air plane to travel .

Except for using car and aircaraft in a trip among these tourists,the chart also showss that Britan and German also has pretty high wellingness to take Ferry with great percentage in thirty five and fourty five.By the same token,Japanese and korean also show partiality in ferry in their rank 2 of transportation.

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