The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of tourists who visited four different nations such as Singapore, Vietnam, Italy and Britain in 2010.
It is clearly observed that the percentage of males visiting Singapore was the highest among other countries while the female visitors’ was the lowest. The figures for tourists travelling to Singapore recorded the most dramatic gap between two genders. It is also obvious that the rates of males visiting Singapore and Vietnam were higher than females while the figures for visitors who went to Britain and Italy showed a different pattern.
In 2010, the percentage of males visiting Singapore was much higher than females’ one, at 90% and 10% respectively. Similaly, the number of males travelling to Vietnam was higher, accounting for approximately 55%, followed by figure for females, at about 45%.
On the other hand, the proportion of females visiting Italy was 60%, compared to only 40% for males. Likewise, there was nearly 80% of Britain’s visitors were women, which was about four times higher than the figure for males (20%) and it made Britain become the most popular country for females among four nations surveyed.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the proportion of tourists who visited four
different
nations such as Singapore, Vietnam, Italy and Britain in 2010.
It is
clearly
observed that the percentage of
males
visiting Singapore was the highest among other countries while the
female
visitors’ was the lowest. The
figures
for tourists travelling to Singapore recorded the most dramatic gap between two genders. It is
also
obvious that the rates of
males
visiting Singapore and Vietnam were higher than
females
while the
figures
for visitors who went to Britain and Italy
showed
a
different
pattern.
In 2010, the percentage of
males
visiting Singapore was much higher than
females’
one, at 90% and 10%
respectively
.
Similaly
, the number of
males
travelling to Vietnam was higher, accounting for approximately 55%, followed by
figure
for
females
, at about 45%.
On the other hand
, the proportion of
females
visiting Italy was 60%, compared to
only
40% for
males
.
Likewise
, there was
nearly
80% of Britain’s visitors were women, which was about four times higher than the
figure
for
males
(20%) and it made Britain become the most popular country for
females
among four nations surveyed.