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.
The line chart gives the
number
of oversea tourists
visiting Australia
yearly. The table outlines the number
of travellors
from various origin countries.
Generally speaking, the Correct your spelling
travellers
number
of travellors
in Correct your spelling
travellers
Australia
steadily increased through the period. Visitors from Japan and South Korea were the majority in 1975 and 2005.
As is given illustration, there were almost 10 million
tourists
travelled
in Wrong verb form
travelling
this
country, afterwards, the number
of tourists
increased steadily to 30 million
in three decades. In comparison, in 2005, there were travellors
from other countries Correct your spelling
travellers
traveled
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travelled
in
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to
Australia
more than in 1975 by approximately 20 million
.
In detail, in 1975, Over a third of the tourists
came from Japan and South Korea. Japaneses
chose their destination Correct your spelling
Japanese
to
Change preposition
apply
this
country 3.2 people, which was the highest, followed by South Koreans came to Australia
2.9 million
. Moreover
, compare
to thirty years later, they still maintained the majority of people who travelled in Change the form of the verb
compared
Australia
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