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 table chart illustrates the data about the length of stay, most popular accommodation, and main activity that

tourists

from other nations had, namely

Asian

, European, American, and from other

regions

, in specific holiday resorts in Australia.

Along with

this

, the given pie chart describes the demographics of

tourists

, in categories by Asia, Europe, U.S. and Other. Units were measured in the form of percentages.

Overall

, what stands out the most from the graph is that the largest proportion of

tourists

was from Asia about 35

percent

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,

while

tourists

from other

regions

had the smallest proportion

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10

percent

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. The most significant difference was found in the average length of stay, the

Asian

tourists

had the most marginal days of staying at 7 days,

while

other demographics all had stayed over 10 days, respectively. In terms of demographics in given holiday resorts,

Asian

tourists

ranked first at 37

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, followed by Europe and the U.S. with 35 and 18

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, respectively. The most marginal percentage was found in the Others, at 10

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. With regards to the most popular accommodations were varied, Europeans and

tourists

from other

regions

stayed camping or Caravan,

Asian

tourists

stayed at 5-star hotels, and

tourists

from America stayed at 4-star hotels.

Furthermore

,

Asian

and American

tourists

chose sightseeing as their main activity, European

tourists

enjoyed swimming/

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and

tourists

from other

regions

enjoyed surfing.