The provided bar graph delineates how many Japanese travelled abroad within 11 years from 1985, while the line graph outlines the amount of tourists who went to Australia in the same period.
Overall it can be clearly seen that, there was upward trend in the number of Japanese visitors travelling abroad for the particular period it is also true for the Australia visiting travellers from Japan.
Looking in to the details, in 1985 around 5 million Japanese citizens travelled to various countries, which kept on uplifting every year except in 1991. As figure for in 1987 represented approximately 7 million tourists from then on it went as high as 12 million within only 6 years. Ultimately, coming to 1995, about less than one in two million (15) tourists accomplished journey to foreign countries that was three times higher opposing to the previous a decade.
The line graph outlines that, some 2% went to Australia in 1985. Afterwards this trend was in the increase, attaining an all time high of above 6% in 1993, apart from an unexpected 1%decreas in 1989, and went on rise for the rest of the period and finally resulted by 6%at the end of the period
The provided bar graph delineates how
many
Japanese travelled abroad within 11 years from 1985, while the line graph outlines the amount of tourists who
went
to Australia in the same period.
Overall
it can be
clearly
seen
that, there was upward trend in the number of Japanese visitors travelling abroad for the particular period it is
also
true for the Australia visiting
travellers
from Japan.
Looking in to the
details
, in 1985 around 5
million
Japanese citizens travelled to various countries, which
kept
on uplifting every year except in 1991. As figure for in 1987 represented approximately 7
million
tourists from then on it
went
as high as 12
million
within
only
6 years.
Ultimately
, coming to 1995, about less than one in two
million
(15) tourists accomplished journey to foreign countries that was three times higher opposing to the previous a decade.
The line graph outlines that,
some
2%
went
to Australia in 1985. Afterwards this trend was in the increase, attaining an
all time
high of above 6% in 1993, apart from an unexpected 1%decreas in 1989, and
went
on rise for the rest of the period and
finally
resulted by 6%at the
end
of the
period