64.The table below shows the total number of US cruise passengers in 1995 and 2005. The chart shows the percentage of different age groups who bought travel insurance. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The table illustrates the total amount of United States cruise passengers in the

years

1995 and 2005. The bar graph below shows the proportion of different

age

ranges that bought travel

insurance

in those

years

.

Overall

, the

number

of passengers increased significantly during the 10

years

. The other significant feature is that the older the passenger, the higher the probability of buying

insurance

. In 1995, the total

number

of passengers on the cruise was only 397,837. Where

people

in the

age

range

18 to 28 and 29 to 39, were the ones that bought the least travel

insurance

, with approximately 5% each

age

range

.

Furthermore

, 10% of

people

from 40 to 50 bought

insurance

, which is 2% less than those from 51 to 61,

while

individuals from 62 to 72 and from 73 to 83 had the highest proportion of

people

buying

insurance

, with around 28% and 38% respectively. In the next 10

years

, the total

number

of travellers rose sharply,

as well as

the

number

of individuals buying

insurance

, with the total

number

of

people

was 3.569,251.

Moreover

, 10% of

people

in the lower

age

range

bought

insurance

and 12% of those from 29 to 39

years

old,

while

20% of individuals from 40 to 50

also

bought it. 25% of

people

in the

age

range

51 to 61 bought the

insurance

, which is half of those from the

age

range

73 to 83.

Finally

, 35% in the

age

range

62 to 72 bought the

insurance

in 2005.