The pie chart illustrates Bali's visitors who have their holiday there, while the table provides

information about the number of days they stay, their spending costs, and the activities they
engage in.

Overall, it is clearly shown that Australia contributes the most tourists to Bali for their holidays.
Additionally, shopping is the main activity chosen among the countries, with a spending range
from 1400 to 4000 dollars.

Regarding the pie chart, it can be seen that Australia, which has the majority of tourists in Bali
takes almost half (45%) followed by Russia with over a quarter (27%) of the total share. Only
small numbers continue on to China and Japan at 13% and 10% respectively, while there is a tiny
fraction (5%) of visitors from other regions.

The table also indicates that China spends the most money at $4000, but stays the shortest
number of days. In contrast, Russians stay the longest but spend the least at $1400. Australia,
Japan and others spend $3600, $3000 and $1500 respectively over 5-6 days, mainly on shopping.

All in all, tourists from over four countries spend within 14 days, allocating budgets under 4000
dollars for various of activities in Bali.