The bar chart delineates the comparison of various kinds of vehicles travelled by visitors to New Zealand from five different nations during 2004.
From a general perspective, there was a high demand in private vehicle and ferry form British and German users. Meanwhile, Japanese and Korean saw a reverse trend, airbone travelling and coach had larger sectors; however, Australian visitors gained the lowest among those of transport types.
Above all five countries, four-wheeled car was popular among British tourists, having the highest percentaefe usage at 60%. German ranked the second highest usage at approximately 51%; in converse, water transport was German’s favourite, plateauting at nearly 50%. Additionally, that of method, remaining moderately at 36%, as same as plan figure.
On the other hand, there was a difference in mode of vehicles in Japanese travellers, air-travelling became the most common use, leveling off at about 55%, Regarding to coach, both Japanese and Korean shared the second place, after plan and car. Conversely, compared to four other regions, Australian had a low demand in three kind of transport: air, coach and ferry, following at above and under 10%, and 25%. While, driving car to New Zealand was Australians’ top priority at 45%.