A chart shows the percentage of visitors who visits new zealand by four transport vehicle in 2004.
A chart shows the percentage of visitors who visits new zealand by four transport vehicle in 2004. kLLDW
The bar chart illustrates the percentage of visitors who visit New Zealand through four various transportation systems in 2004.
Overall, it is evident from the comparison that car transport was the most preferred by tourists compared to other facilities.
To begin with, 60% of the British tourists who used cars travel to New Zealand, whereas this ratio of cars travel was a decline among German, Japanese, Korean, and Australian, which was about 52%, 25%, 50%, and 45% respectively. In addition, coach travel was least popular in Australia, Germany, and England, which remarked around 9%, 20%, and 19%. However, this ratio was increased among the Japanese and the Korean population they travel used about 55% and 40% individually.
On the other hand, ferry transportation was the maximum preferred by the German population and its ratio was about 47%. While, the same travel system was least used by British, Japanese and Korean which was about 35 percentage 10 percentage and nine percentage separately. lastly, Japanese tourists preferred more air travel which was about 55 percent, and this proportion was significantly decreased in British, Korean, German, and Australia, which was about 35 percentage 30 percentage 25 percentage and 11 percentage respectively.
The bar chart illustrates the
percentage
of visitors who visit New Zealand through four various transportation systems in 2004.
Overall
, it is evident from the comparison that car transport was the most preferred by tourists compared to other facilities.
To
begin
with, 60% of the British tourists who
used
cars
travel
to New Zealand, whereas this ratio of cars
travel
was a decline among German, Japanese, Korean, and Australian, which was about 52%, 25%, 50%, and 45%
respectively
.
In addition
, coach
travel
was least popular in Australia, Germany, and England, which remarked around 9%, 20%, and 19%.
However
, this ratio
was increased
among the Japanese and the Korean population they
travel
used
about 55% and 40%
individually
.
On the other hand
, ferry transportation was the maximum preferred by the German population and its ratio was about 47%. While, the same
travel
system was least
used
by British, Japanese and Korean which was about 35
percentage
10
percentage
and nine
percentage
separately
.
lastly
, Japanese tourists preferred more air
travel
which was about 55 percent, and this proportion was
significantly
decreased in British, Korean, German, and Australia, which was about 35
percentage
30
percentage
25
percentage
and 11
percentage
respectively
.