The charts show how tourism to two countries changed over a 50-year period. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given pie charts manifest information of travellers from the Britain, Europe, Asia and the USA visiting two nations, namely Australia and Germany, over a span of five decinniums from 1960. We can scrutinize from the data, that in the year of 1960 both the countries were visited by cavernous European visitors, whereas acute travellers were from Asia. In the mean while, number of British visitors visiting these countries were consolidated, being about a quarter for Australia and two in ten for Germany. Furthemore, only nearby half of American nationalities travelled to Australia, than those which travelled to Germany in the same year. However, five decades later, number of Asian visiters capulted for Australia increasing by nearly 6 times. In contrast to which, the Asian travellers demonstrated a meticulous escalation by only 15% for Germany. An abstruse plunge was seen in number of British travellers for Germany, as well as in European travellers for Australia. To abbreviate, it can be stated that over the time span, European nationalities, somehow lost their interest in travelling to Australia, despite of being the major visitor in the beginning of the time scale. In contrary, Asian citizens were more attracted in travelling to Australia by the end of the time scale, rather than they were in 1960.