The table graph illustrates figures of visitors in various World Heritage sites in Australia in three period 1996, 1998, and 2000.
Overall, the total number of visitors in Great Barrier Reef demonstrated a significant rose, while Central Eastern Rainforest Reserve declined throughout the period. In Blue Mountains, Tasmania Wilderness, and Shark Bay the number of consumers increased slightly, whereas in Macquire Island fiugure decreased steadily over the period.
In 1996, in Rainforest Barrier Reef the number of visitors grew dramatically from 1.670.000 to 2.950.000 in 1998, while in Central Eastern Rainforest Reserve the figure of visitors began with 810.000 people in 1996 and declined to 790.000 in 1998. Additionally, figure of consumers in Great Barrier Reef became 3.200.000 people in 2000, whereas Central Eastern Rainforest losed their attraction and dropped to 770.000.
In Blue Mountain Tasmania Wilderness, and in Shark bay number of consumers was smaller rather than in first two sites. Therefore, they started with 526.000, 450.000, and 84.000 people in 1960 and climbed up to 581.000, 483.000, 89.000 individuals in 2000 respectively. Ultimately, in Macquire Island the figure of visitors was tiny, which is began with 350 in 1960 and dipped to 330 people in 2000.
