The bar chart below shows the number of tourists in three nations who travel to Australia in 2005 and 2015. The graph below shows the number of tourists who use two types for holiday.

A glance at the bar chart provided reveals the rate of international

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from the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan to Australia during the period from 2005 to 2015,

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the line graph illustrates whether the

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’ preferences were staying at

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or backpacking.

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, the

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of

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from the UK and the US experienced an upward trend,

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was downward for Japanese

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.

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, after a ten-year period, backpacking became more popular than staying at

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.

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,

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the

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of

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from America and Britain to Australia was 45000 and 800000 in 2005, these figures saw an exponential climb, peaking at 1400000 in 2015.

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, from about 1400000, the

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of Japanese

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plunged to 1000000 after 10 years, highlighting the declining popularity of Australia for them. Of these

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,

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a significant

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of 1700000 tended to stay at

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, less than about 350000 preferred backpacking in 2005.

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trend,

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, was revolutionized until 2015.

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, the

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of travellers who stayed at

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dropped from a peak of 2400000 in 2010, to 1300000 in 2015, equaling the same popularity as backpacking.

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highlights that more attention was paid to the exploration by

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.