The chart and table below give information about tourists at a particular holiday resort in Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given pie chart and table illustrate information about the percentage of

tourists

in different countries and their various preferences for accommodation and activities.

Overall

, it is apparent that the majority of visitors to

this

resort

originated from Europe and the US.

While

Asian and American

tourists

participating in

this

resort

preferred hotels with high ratings, travellers coming from Europe and other nations opted for excursions. As is represented in the pie chart, visitors originating from Europe constituted an impressive 37% of the total

tourists

visiting the holiday

resort

count, taking a dominant position in the community. Another hefty 35% of the average

tourists

attracted to

this

resort

were citizens from the US, rendering the second substantial contributor to the entire tourist population. Asians and other vacationists from different continents comprised the remaining 10% and 18%, which were amongst the lowest figures surveyed. It can be inferred from the table that divided countries had dissimilar preferences on accommodation types and holiday activities. Asian and American visitors tended to choose 4-5-star hotels as their favourite type of lodging, and the average length of stay ranged from 7 days with Asians to 14 days with Americans.

Besides

, the major European holidaymakers and those from other territories were impressed with campgrounds and caravans, spending 16 and 10 days staying.

Due to

multiple interests, people in Asia and America fell primarily into sightseeing

whereas

Europeans and people from other countries preferred going swimming, sunbathing, and surfing, which are outdoor dynamic activities.