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The image shows a table and a chart. The table lists the total number of US cruise passengers as 397,837 in 1995 and 3,569,251 in 2005. The chart shows the percentage of different age groups who bought travel insurance for those two years. In 1995, the percentages were: 18-28 (2%), 29-39 (5%), 40-50 (10%), 51-61 (12%), 62-72 (28%), and 73-83 (38%). In 2005, the percentages were: 18-28 (10%), 29-39 (14%), 40-50 (20%), 51-61 (25%), 62-72 (35%), and 73-83 (50%).
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The table below showed the total number of US cruise passengers in 1995 and 2005 and the chart showed the percentage of different age groups who bought travel insurance.
Overall, the changes in total number of US cruise passengers and the percentage of different age groups showed a difference in 1995 and 2005.
The total number of US cruise a show a dramatical increase from 397,631 in 1995 to 3,562,251 in 2005. It means there were much people choose the US cruise to travel to other places.
The percentage of different age groups from 18-28 years old to 73-83 years old all showed a slight rise. For example, there was a slow increase in the percentage of 18-28 age group from 5% in 1995 to 10% in 2005.
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