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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 bar chart illustrates the type of viehcle to commute among several tourists nationalities in New Zealand by the year 2004. It is note that different kinds of transport may have used by a tourist.

Overally, It is clear that the most populare transport is car among the tourists from all countries specifically among British people. On the other hand it can be seen that the Ferry is the least applicable viehcle among Korean, Japanese and Australian.

There is a large tendancy towards using car for transportation in 2004 within New Zealand between tourists of British 60%, German comes in second position in this case which is about 55% and Australian approximately 50%. The Korean and Japanse car usage is lower showcasing about 35% and 25% respectively.

The Air trasport comes in first between Japanese, while for Australian comes in second. On the other hand the Ferry is less populare between Korean in cotrast with the German which is almost 50% and it is a significant number. Finally with regard to coach it is obvious that the most using people are Japanese about 50% however for Australian is not very common to use.

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