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The line graph below shows the annual number of visits to Australia by overseas tourists. The table below gives information on the country of origin where the tourists came from. v.2

The line graph below shows the annual number of visits to Australia by overseas tourists. The table below gives information on the country of origin where the tourists came from. v. 2
The supplied infographics provide data on the number of tourists who visited Australia throughout a 30-year period of time from different countries. Australia was visited by 8. 8 million tourists in 1975. The majority of the tourists was from Japan and South Korea at 3. 2 and 2. 9 million people respectively in that year. The number of tourists to Australia was almost double of the figure of 1975 at 16 million 10 years later. The figure continued to increase significantly, and it reached nearly 24. 5 million tourists in 1995. At the end of the period of time, 2005, Australia was attended by over 30 million tourists from all over the globe; the main bulk of the tourists consisted of Japanese at 12 million, South Korean tourists came at the second place with 9. 1 million and Europeans were the third with 4. 5 million. The line graph indicates that Australia became an attractive destination for over the 30-year period of time since the number of tourists rocketed from 8. 8 million to 30. 4 million.
The supplied infographics provide data on the number of
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who visited Australia throughout a 30-year period of time from
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Australia
was visited
by 8. 8
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million
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tourists
in 1975. The majority of the
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was from Japan and South Korea at 3. 2 and 2. 9
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million
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people
respectively
in that year.

The number of
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to Australia was almost double of the figure of 1975 at 16
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million
10 years later. The figure continued to increase
significantly
, and it reached
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24. 5
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million
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tourists
in 1995.

At the
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end
of the period of time, 2005, Australia
was attended
by over 30
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million
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tourists
from all over the globe; the main bulk of the
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tourists
consisted of Japanese at 12
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million
, South Korean
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tourists
came at the second place with 9. 1
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million
and Europeans were the third with 4. 5 million.

The line graph indicates that Australia became an attractive destination for over the 30-year period of time since the number of
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tourists
rocketed from 8. 8
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million
to 30. 4
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million
.
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IELTS academic The line graph below shows the annual number of visits to Australia by overseas tourists. The table below gives information on the country of origin where the tourists came from. v. 2

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6.0
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