The bar graph shows the top 10 localities/ Stirling being the most popular with 9,168 bookings

and
Melville being the last with 2,792 localities.

This visualization was created by putting the localities data in the columns and the bookings data in
the rows. To make it look more appropriate, I sorted the graph in descending order by count of
bookings within a locality.
Overall bookings for the last quarter show that, on average, November had the lowest bookings and
December had the highest number of bookings. Weekly breakdown of data shows that the number
of bookings show an increasing trend. First week of October had the lowest number of bookings and
we can see the same for November and December too, but it rises in the second week of all three
months. Simply put, number of bookings show an increasing trend in every month of the last
quarter.

To make this visualization, I used count of Bookings in the Rows and Night booked data in columns.
The night booked data was further narrowed down for weekly and monthly analysis.

The horizontal bar graph shows the number of bookings for Metropolitan and Regional localities.
Metropolitan localities have more bookings than regional localities and the number of bookings
show that first and last week of every month had less bookings if compared with week 2, 3 and 4.

To create this graph, I used count of bookings in columns and the night booked data in rows. The
night booked data is further drilled down using monthly and weekly breakdowns.
The map shows 5 locations where number of bookings were at least 100 during the last quarter of
2020.

This was created using longitude and latitude data. Count of bookings was used to filter localities
where number of bookings were at least 100.
Broome’s total income is 369,447 and the pink coloured portion of the bar shows income for the
post code 06725 i.e. 180,082. The table below shows filtered data for the postal code 06725.

This table was constructed using locality in rows and sum of price as text in the Marks section.