The given bar chart illustrates the number of Japanese who have travelled overseas between 1985 to 1995, while the line graph shows the percentages of the travels to Australia during the period. The most striking feature in the graph is that total Japan's abroad travels have increased considerably during the period even though there are fluctuations. To begin with, the visits were increased gradually from 1985 to 1990 by 5 million to 10. 5 million approximately. It slightly reduced to just above 10 in 1991. However, this was again climbed to around 11. 9 in 1992 and remained constant in the following year. Then the numbers were continuously rose to around 15 in 1995. Arrivals to Australia have shown a similar trend though there are minor deviations. The percentages were significantly moved up from 1985 to 1990. Conversely, it reduced in the following year from around 5% to just above 4%. This was again surged repeatedly until 1994 to just above 6% even the total Japanese visits in the world fluctuated in the same time period. Overall, Australia's market share in Japanese tourists tripled at the end equivalent to the total travels.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the number of Japanese who have travelled overseas
between 1985 to 1995
, while the line graph
shows
the percentages of the travels to Australia during the period. The most striking feature in the graph is that total Japan's abroad travels have increased
considerably
during the period
even though
there are fluctuations. To
begin
with, the visits
were increased
gradually
from 1985 to 1990 by 5 million to 10. 5 million approximately. It
slightly
reduced
to
just
above 10 in 1991.
However
, this was again climbed to around 11. 9 in 1992 and remained constant in the following year. Then the numbers were
continuously
rose
to around 15 in 1995. Arrivals to Australia have shown a similar trend though there are minor deviations. The percentages were
significantly
moved
up from 1985 to 1990.
Conversely
, it
reduced
in the following year from around 5% to
just
above 4%. This was again surged
repeatedly
until 1994 to
just
above 6% even the total Japanese visits in the world fluctuated in the same time period.
Overall
, Australia's market share in Japanese tourists tripled at the
end
equivalent to the total travels.