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Band 5+: The graphs show the tourist number to Australia and types of travels among three nations. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts two visual data representations: The first bar graph illustrates tourist numbers to Australia from the UK, USA, and Japan for 1995 and 2000. In 1995, tourists: UK (nearly 700,000), USA (over 500,000), Japan (around 400,000); in 2000, tourists: UK (over 1200,000), USA (approximately 1150,000), Japan (around 750,000). The second line graph delineates holiday types in billions. Backpacking: 1995 (~6B), 2000 (~8B), 2005 (~10B); Travel agency: 1995 (~12B), 2000 (~15B), 2005 (~11B).
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The bar graph compares the figures of tourists travel to Australia in 1995 and 2000. Besides, the line graph displays the number of visitors using backpacking or travel agency from 1995 to 2005.

Overall, there were more British and American to Australia in 2000. Opposite, less Japanese tourists went to Australia. According to the line graph, the number of people choosing travel agency were always more than the quantity of people using backpack.

In the bar graph, the figures of tourists in the UK in 1995, more than 60 thousands, was nearly half as the quantity in 2000 which was close to 140 thousands. Meanwhile, the number of the USA tourists is almost one-third of the number in 2000, from nearly 40 thousands up to the same quantity of the UK in 2000. However, the number in Janpanese in 2000 has double less than number in 1995.

In the line graph, the number of people choosing travel agency decreased in a dramatic fluctuation.From 1995 to 2000, people with agency had grown about 6 billions and reached a peak of 15 billions people in 2000. Then immediately declined significantly, which dropped to 7 billions roughly. On the other hand, people using backpacking increased constantly, from 3 billions to 6 billions.

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