Graph Below Shows the Annual Visitor Spend for Visitors to New Zealand from 5 Countries for the Years 1996 to 2014

Graph Below Shows the Annual Visitor Spend for Visitors to New Zealand from 5 Countries for the Years 1996 to 2014
The line graph illustrates the number of tourist expenditures in dollars in New Zealand from five different countries between 1996 and 2014.
Overall
, it is evident that all countries' visitor spending declined
at the end
of the period, except China saw a slight increase in outgoings. In detail, at the beginning period, the majority of Australian tourists
spent
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moved up significantly from around $1,000 to just below $2,500. In 2008, it experienced a dramatic decrease to exactly 2,000,
then
, it recovered the following year reaching approximately $2,250 and after there was a gradual drop accounting for $2,000. The second highest portion, the USA, reached about $1,750 in 2010, and in the following years, it fell taking less than $1300 . All other nations, the UK, Japan, and China, had the lowest three globetrotters spending was insignificant accounting for less than $500.
However
, they all saw fluctuation throughout the period, ending with a fall off,
while
the UK jumped exceeding Japan and China peaking at almost $900
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  • annual expenditure
  • tourism revenue
  • spending trends
  • economic impact
  • visitor spend
  • tourism sector
  • peak spending
  • fluctuations
  • incline/decline in spending
  • monetary contribution
  • tourist demographics
  • economic conditions
  • tourism campaigns
  • statistical analysis
  • data interpretation
  • fiscal year
  • extrapolate data
  • spending patterns
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