The pie chart illustrates the distribution of tourists at an Australian holiday resort by their region of origin, while the table provides details regarding their average length of stay, preferred accommodation, and primary activities.
Asian tourists represent the largest group at 37%, followed closely by Europeans at 35%. American tourists account for 18% of the total, while visitors from other regions make up the smallest proportion at 10%.
Regarding the length of stay, European tourists stay the longest, averaging 16 days, whereas Asian tourists have the shortest visits at 7 days. American tourists and those from other regions stay for 14 and 10 days respectively. Accommodation preferences also differ; Asian tourists favour 5-star hotels, while American visitors prefer 4-star hotels. Conversely, both European tourists and those from other regions opt for camping or caravan sites.
In terms of main activities, sightseeing is the primary choice for both Asian and American tourists. In contrast, European visitors prefer swimming and sunbathing, while tourists from other regions are most interested in surfing. Overall, the data highlights distinct travel patterns and preferences among the different groups of international visitors.