From the first chart, it is observed that the number of Japanese tourists traveling abroad increased constantly over the period. It held an all time low value of nearly 05 million travelers in the year 1985 and rose constantly up to the year 1990 to reach almost 11 million tourists. Although, it then showed a slight decline and stability until the year 1993 and then finally reached an all time high value of over 15 million people in the year 1995.
From the second graph, one can notice that the total percentage of Japanese tourists coming to Australia was on a stable rise from the year 1985 and reached almost 5% in the year 1988. However, it dipped a trifle to 4% and then eventually showed a steady growth to reach a maximum value of over 6% in the year 1993.
Thus to conclude we can see that the number of Japanese tourists increased from 1985 to 1995 and Australia's share for these tourists soared over the given span of time.
From the
first
chart, it
is observed
that the number of Japanese
tourists
traveling abroad increased
constantly
over
the period. It held an
all time
low value of
nearly
05 million travelers in the
year
1985 and rose
constantly
up to the
year
1990 to reach almost 11 million
tourists
. Although, it then
showed
a slight decline and stability until the
year
1993 and then
finally
reached an
all time
high value of
over
15 million
people
in the
year
1995.
From the second graph, one can notice that the total percentage of Japanese
tourists
coming to Australia was on a stable rise from the
year
1985 and reached almost 5% in the
year
1988.
However
, it dipped a trifle to 4% and then
eventually
showed
a steady growth to reach a maximum value of
over
6% in the
year
1993.
Thus
to conclude
we can
see
that the number of Japanese
tourists
increased from 1985 to 1995 and Australia's share for these
tourists
soared
over
the
given
span of time.