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Band 4+: 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 given pie chart illustrates different types of transport used by tourists in New Zealand in 2004. Overall, It is noticeable that car and air were most populer transport for tourists among other facilities.

To begin with, among British and German tourists, Car and then Ferry were used the most with car 60 and 55% respectively, and Ferrry with about 39% and 49%. On the other hand, 20% of British people used Coach and the rest of them used Air transport at the same amount of Ferry with around 39%. Moreover, Plethora of Japanease tourists prefered transport with Air and Coash with 54% and 51% respectively.

To continue with, Ferry transport was least populer among both Japanease and Korean tourists with below 10%.

In contrast, Australian tourist used above 10% Ferry transport followed by Air with 22%. The most preferable transport for Australians was Car with about 55% while Coach was standing at 10% considered as the least populer transport among them.

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