The given bar chart and line chart illustrate the data of travel to Australia from 1995 to 2005 in terms of tourists and types of travel, respectively.
Overall, in 1995, Japan had the dominant position in the number of tourists to Australia, while in 2005 Australia witnessed significant growth in tourists from the U.S. and the U.K. Besides, it can be seen that backpacking travel, after reaching its peak, declined noticeably, although staying at resorts kept rising from 1995.
Looking at the bar chart, in 1995, Japan accounted for around 1.5 million tourists compared to the U.S., which had the lowest proportion of tourists with approximately 500 thousand. Besides, the U.K. had exactly 800 thousand tourists to Australia.
It can be seen from the line chart that staying at resorts started at nearly 1.7 million users in 1995. Following that, it went up and reached its peak at approximately 2.4 million customers in 2000. After that, it reduced significantly to around 1.1 million in 2005. However, backpacking began at the lowest point (around 400 thousand), growing noticeably and reaching its peak at nearly 1.1 million in 2005.