The table illustrates data on the number of visitors that visit seven various of the most popular Australian destinations over the period from 1999 to 2009,divided into three categories how many people visited in 1999,2009 and the percent of growth rate.
As can be seen from the table,the first three coutries have the most noticeable figures.The most famous around these countries was New Zeland,in 1999 it accounted 500,700 people and after a decade it increses to 1,064,000.The number of visitors in the United Kingdom and in the United States,ranking secjnd fnd third place,is ruffly two times smaller in comperison with New Zeland.But the number rose by no more than 250,000 by 2009.Despite the fact that these three countries are the most famous Australian destinations their percent of growth rate did not shown a nigh results,making up 113,60,33 percent respectivly.
As regards the remaining four countries,they demonstrated a really high groth rate but the number of people wno visited them did not exceed more then 150,000 by 1999.The number of visitors in Indonasia,Fiji,Japan,China ranges between 86,000 and 150,00.However, the numbers went up to more than half percent in each of these countries,accounting 127,114,160,249 percent respectivly.
To sum up,it is clear from the table that the most interesting countries for tourists were New Zeland,the UK,The USA.