The link below demonstrates how much China has risen relative to Japan by looking at the number and spending of tourists from those countries when they visit Australia (motion charts shown here are embedded in Space-Time Research's visualisation platform)
http://ivs.datagenie.edu.au/#view=motionChartViewF&selectedWafers=0&selectedColumns=0,1,5,8
http://ivs.datagenie.edu.au/#view=motionChartViewF&selectedWafers=0&selectedColumns=0,1,5,8
With DataGenie explore interactive visualisations based on current data from
the International visitor survey conducted by Tourism Research Australia
the International visitor survey conducted by Tourism Research Australia
Who is coming?
Number and gender of visitors
Where do they come from?
Countries
Why do they come?
Reasons for visiting
Where do they go?
Regions visited and length of stay
What do they do?
Activities
How much do they spend?
Spending patterns
Select the Visualisation folders to access the data.'Tourism is a $41 billion industry, providing careers for almost half a million Australians, and the lifeblood of our regional communities. It is our leading services export, contributing $24 billion or just over 10 per cent of Australia's total export earnings.'
Martin Ferguson AM MP, Minister for Tourism.
Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism 2010, Tourism industry facts & figures at a glance, p 2. © Commonwealth of Australia 2010
The data has been gathered since 1999 and is made available for educational use by Tourism Research Australia.
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