the table below shows the age profile of tourists on backpacking holidays and guided tours in new zealand in 2012 and the pie chart gives the satisfaction rating of their stay

The given bar graph details the proportional comparison in the context of buying and drinking coffee or tea among people in five Australian cities over the last 4 weeks. Looking from the overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the majority of the population went to a cafe, except Adelaide where most people preferred instant coffee over the cafe. In addition, the habit of buying fresh coffee was the least popular in all cities. According to the given illustration, more than half of the residents chose cafe over other options in Melbourne and Hobart with 64% each, followed next by Sydney who accounted for 61%. Although Brisbane and Adelaide also recorded nearly 56% and 49% respectively, it came out to be the lowest proportion in this regard. With regard to buying habits, Hobart and Brisbane stood at 1% difference, as the former surveyed 54% instant coffee buyers, higher by 1% than the latter. Nearly half of the population in Adelaide opted for instant coffee as a prior choice. Also, in Melbourne, 3% more people bought instant coffee as opposed to just 45% in Sydney. However, fresh coffee demand remained below 45% in all the cities, where Brisbane and Adelaide noticed the lowest proportion of 33% each.