The graph below shows the types of transport used by tourists who visited New Zealand from five countries in 2004. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph illustrates the percentage of sightseers from Britain, Germany, Japan, Korea and Australia who used different modes of

transport

,

such

as air,

coach

,

car

and ferry when they visited New

Zealand

in the year 2004.

Overall

, most of the people in the given countries had chosen cars as their way of

transport

except the

Japanese

.

Moreover

,

British

, Germans and Australians had their highest and lowest used mode of transportation as

car

and

coach

respectively. First and Foremost, 60% of

British

tourists

and approximately 52, 50 and 45% of

German

, Korean and Australian

tourists

used the

car

to visit various places in New

Zealand

. The lowest percentage of

Japanese

tourists

(25%) used a

car

to travel around New

Zealand

. The

tourists

from Japan were the most fond of air travel. Roughly 55% of

Japanese

tourists

used

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airways to travel within New

Zealand

. Air

transport

was used by 35%

British

, 30% Korean and 25%

German

tourists

.

In contrast

, only 11% of Australians used airways. A similar proportion (20%) of

British

and

German

tourists

used the

coach

,

while

the percentage of Koreans using the

coach

was almost double (40%) than that of the

British

and Germans. The

coach

was used the most (52%) by the

Japanese

tourists

,

whereas

the least Australian

visitor

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(8%) used the

coach

. Nearly 48% of

German

traveler

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and 35% of

British

sightseer

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used the ferry. Of the

tourists

from Japan, Korea and Australia less than 15% in each case, used the ferry as a means of

transport

.