The graph illustrates how tourism changed in Australia and Germany between 1960 and 2010.
It is clear from the given information that the percentage of Asian tourists had an enormous rise during the decades in both countries, while the proportion of British and European tourists fell significantly.
In the case of Australia, the number of European tourists fell by 43%, which is the strongest largest decrease, while the proportion of British and American people fell just slightly. However the percentage of Asian visitors had an enormous rise of 53 % over this period.
In Germany the most common visitors were European in both shown years, however 5 percent less tourists came in 2010 than in 1960. The percentage of Asian and American visitors had a decent growth, while the proportion of British tourists reduced considerably.
The graph illustrates how tourism
changed
in Australia and Germany between 1960 and 2010.
It is
clear
from the
given
information that the percentage of Asian
tourists
had an enormous rise during the decades in both countries, while the proportion of British and European
tourists
fell
significantly
.
In the case of Australia, the number of European
tourists
fell by 43%, which is the strongest
largest
decrease, while the proportion of British and American
people
fell
just
slightly
.
However
the percentage of Asian visitors had an enormous rise of 53 % over this period.
In Germany the most common visitors were European in both shown years,
however
5 percent
less
tourists
came in 2010 than in 1960. The percentage of Asian and American visitors had a decent growth, while the proportion of British
tourists
reduced
considerably
.