The table depicts the numbers of travellers visiting in seven difference nations namely New Zealand, The United Kingdom, The United States, Indonesia, Fiji, Japan, and China from 1999 to 2009.
Overall, it is readily apparent that the numbers of visitors going to these distinations, which witnessted a upward trend in 2009. In addition, the most significant growth was seen in the numbers of Autralians visiting China.
Regarding to the numbers of Autralians, in 1999, New Zealand was the most popular nation, with 500,700 visitors, whereas the opposite was true for China, with a mere 86,000 visitors. Acorrdingly, the sencond and third- ranked date belonged to The United Kingdom and the United States, accounting for 400,000 and 300,000 individuals, respectively, followed by the figures for Indonesia at 150,000, Fiji at 120,000, and Japan at 100,000. Furthermore, two years later, New Zealand sustained it leading position with 1,064,000 visitors from Australians, which was nearly double the figure for the second-ranked nation namely the United Kingdom at 640,000. There was only a negligible change was obversed in the corresponding quatities in the remaining nations, ranging from 250,000 to 400,000, with Japan ranked last amongst the examined ones.
Turning to growth rate, the most subtanial surge of 250% was founded in the data for Australian inhabitants visiting China, followed by the corresponding figure for Japan at 150%. The data for Indonesia, Fiji and Newzealnd are responsible for relatively compareble values, comprising 127%, 114%, 113$ respectively. Lastly, 60% was the growth rate for visitors recorded in The United Kingdom, which was almost twice as much as that in United States at 33%.