The line graph illustrates the visitor spend every year from 1996 to 2014 by tourist in 5 countries including Australia, USA, UK, Japan and China. Units are measured in NZ$.
Generally, during this period, annual expenditure spend increased in all 5 countries. Among them, Australian spending was by far the highest number as opposed to the lowest in China.
In 1996, Chinese spent the least money visiting with New Zealand with approximately 50 NZ$ per visitor whereas the Australian afforded 1050 NZ$ that is 21 times larger than Chinese. The other 3 countries had the spending above 400NZ$ including around 450NZ$ in UK and Japan, 750NZ$ in USA.
In the next period, the expenditure fluctuated among countries. In 2004, total money afforded by Chinese exceeded that of the UK. However, until 2014, China turned back to the country spending less travelling New Zealand with only 400NZ$ per visitor and Australia was the most generous spender who pay up to 2000NZ$ annually for for New Zealand visits. 
The line graph illustrates the visitor spend every year from 1996 to 2014 by tourist in 5  
countries
 including Australia, USA, UK, Japan and China. Units  
are measured
 in  
NZ$
. 
Generally
, during this period, annual expenditure spend increased in all 5  
countries
. Among them, Australian spending was by far the highest number as opposed to the lowest in China.
In 1996, Chinese spent the least money visiting with New Zealand with approximately 50  
NZ$
 per visitor whereas the Australian afforded 1050  
NZ$
  that is
 21 times larger than Chinese. The other 3  
countries
 had the spending above 400NZ$ including around 450NZ$ in UK and Japan, 750NZ$  
in USA
.
In the  
next
 period, the expenditure fluctuated among  
countries
. In 2004, total money afforded by Chinese exceeded that of the UK.  
However
, until 2014, China turned back to the  
country
 spending less travelling New Zealand with  
only
 400NZ$ per visitor and Australia was the most generous spender who pay up to 2000NZ$  
annually
  for for
 New Zealand visits. 
4Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
5Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
5Mistakes