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The line graph below shows the number of annual visits to Australia by overseas residents. The table below gives information on the country of origin where the visitors came from. v.5

The line graph below shows the number of annual visits to Australia by overseas residents. The table below gives information on the country of origin where the visitors came from. v. 5
The given line graph and table give data on the number of foreign travellers who visited Australia from the year 1975 to 2005 and shows where they came from. As is observed from the given illustrations, the number of overseas visitors increased steadily each year and the highest number of tourists came to Australia from Japan and South Korea. As is presented in the given line graph, around 9 million tourists came to Australia initially in 1975. This number kept on increasing steadily and reached over 15 million in 1985. In the year the number of tourists who visited Australia reached to 24 million and finally in 1995, this number rocketed to well over 30 million. The number increased each year starting from 1975 and in 30 years, the total tourists’ number got well over 30 million. The table then compares the foreign tourists who visited Australia in 1975 and 2005 and shows the origins of these tourists. In 1975, total 8. 8 millions of tourists visited Australia and among them, 2. 9 million came from South Korea and 3. 2 million from Japan. The remaining travellers came from China, USA, Britain and Europe. After 30 years in 2005, the total Australia visiting tourists increased to 30. 4 million compared to the 8. 8 million in 30 years back. 9. 1 millions of South Korean tourists came to visit Australia in 2005  and this number is more than 3 times compared to tourists number of 1975. In 2005 the Japanese tourists’ number increased to almost four times than the tourists’ number of 1975. The tourists’ number increased for all the given six countries in 2005 than the tourists of 1975. The majority of the tourists came to visit Australia from Asia than the USA and Europe. In 2005, around 22 millions of tourists came to Australia from Asian countries compared to the remaining 8. 5 millions of tourists from Britain, the USA and Europe.
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line graph and table give data on the
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of foreign
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travellers
who
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visited
Australia from the
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year
1975 to 2005 and
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shows
where they
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came
from. As
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from the
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given
illustrations, the
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number
of overseas visitors
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increased
steadily
each
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year
and the highest
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number
of
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tourists
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came
to Australia from Japan and South Korea.

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is presented
in the
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given
line graph, around 9
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million
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tourists
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came
to Australia
initially
in 1975. This
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number
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kept
on increasing
steadily
and reached over 15
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million
in 1985. In the
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year
the
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of
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tourists
who
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visited
Australia reached to 24
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and
finally
in 1995, this
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rocketed to well over 30
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million
. The
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increased
each
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starting from 1975 and in 30 years, the total
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tourists’
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got
well over 30 million.

The table then compares the foreign
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tourists
who
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visited
Australia in 1975 and 2005 and
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shows
the origins of these
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tourists
. In 1975, total 8. 8
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of
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tourists
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visited
Australia and among them, 2. 9
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came
from South Korea and 3. 2
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million
from Japan. The remaining
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travellers
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came
from China, USA, Britain and Europe. After 30 years in 2005, the total Australia visiting
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tourists
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increased
to 30. 4
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million
compared to the 8. 8
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million
in 30 years back. 9. 1
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of South Korean
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tourists
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came
to visit Australia in 2005
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and this
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is more than 3 times compared to
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tourists
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number
of 1975. In 2005 the Japanese
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increased
to almost four
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times
than the
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tourists’
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of 1975. The
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increased
for all the
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six countries in 2005 than the
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of 1975. The majority of the
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tourists
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came
to visit Australia from Asia than the USA and Europe. In 2005, around 22
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millions
of
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tourists
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came
to Australia from Asian countries compared to the remaining 8. 5
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millions
of
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tourists
from Britain, the USA and Europe.
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IELTS academic The line graph below shows the number of annual visits to Australia by overseas residents. The table below gives information on the country of origin where the visitors came from. v. 5

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