Irrespective of numbers, correct my grammar! The bar chart illustrates how many tourists visited Europe, the US and Canada, China / Japan and Australia in two years( 2007 and 2008), while the table compares annual revenue of four different industries. Overall, the figures of tourists visiting the four nations dropped throughout the period. Similarly, revenue per year saw a decline, particularly in hotels and resorts. The number of tourists who visited America and Canada in 2007 was almost 2500 people, which was a bit higher by 100 visitors than those who traveled to Europe. Meanwhile, China’s and Japan’s travelers were booming, at about 3000 people and approximately 2800 foreigners went to Australia. Over the following year, the figures in all countries fell, especially America and Canada that witnessed a sharp decline, reaching 500 visitors. The yearly income of all given businesses reduced. The most notable decrease can be seen in hotel and resort from 3.5 million dollars to 0.5 million dollars during the given timeframe. Consequently, restaurant, bar and souvenir shops were the second lowest earners, reaching 1200000 by 2008. Finally, annual income fell by 0.9 million dollars in transportation and travel agent as opposed to tour guides, small venders and other services that experienced the lowest decrease by 0.3 million dollars between 2007 and 2008.