The given line graph demonstrates the amount of foreign visitors who traveled three separate countries-Japan, Australia, and Canada- between 1995 and 2020. Overall, the numbers of tourists gradually raised throughout 25 years. Japan experienced the most dramatic growth, while Australia and Canada showed more gradual climb.
In 1995, Japan’s international tourists’ number reached approximately 5 million, compared to about 4 million in Australia and neary 2.5 million in Canada. All three countries witnessed steady growth over the following 5 years. Japan’s figure rose sharply after 2000, reaching roughly 28 million by 2015, making it most visited country at the end of the period. Similarly, Australia climbed steadily to proximately 19 millions in 2015.
By contrast, Canada showed upward trend more slowly, from just about 5 million in 2000 to around 12 million in 2015.
Overall, all three countries became more visited by tourists, the gap between the most and the least toured nations widened substantially.
