The pie charts compare the change in tourism between Australia and Germany between 1960 and 2010.
Overall, it is clear that the largest percentage of tourist had been changed in Australia from the people who came from Europe to Asia. While those people who came from Europe have been a maintain resource of tourism in Germany.
In 1960, tourists coming from Europe contributed the largest percentage in Australia and Germany, at 53% and 45% respectively. The following country where visitors came from is English-men in Australia and American in Germany with the same proportion at 25%. And the least tourist is those people who live in Asia, at 10% in both countries.
In 2010, Asian became the largest tourist resources in Australia, whereas Europan still occupied a significant share of tourist in Germany. Europan visitors decreased over 40% in Australia between 1960 and 2010, while only 5% dropped in Germany.
The pie charts compare the
change
in tourism between Australia and Germany between 1960 and 2010.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the largest percentage of
tourist
had been
changed
in Australia from the
people
who came from Europe to Asia.
While
those
people
who came from Europe have been
a maintain
resource of tourism in Germany.
In 1960,
tourists
coming from Europe contributed the largest percentage in Australia and Germany, at 53% and 45%
respectively
. The following country where visitors came from is English-
men
in Australia and American in Germany with the same proportion at 25%. And the least
tourist
is those
people
who
live
in Asia, at 10% in both countries.
In 2010, Asian became the largest
tourist
resources in Australia, whereas
Europan
still
occupied a significant share of
tourist
in Germany.
Europan
visitors decreased over 40% in Australia between 1960 and 2010, while
only
5% dropped in Germany.