The table below shows the number of tourists visiting the six World Heritage Sites in Australia between 1996 and 2000.

The table 1comparesbelow compare the number of tourists visiting the six World Heritage Sites in Australia during a period of 4 years. 2Overall, Great Barrier Reef is the most popular 3sitesit of 4these six sitesthese 6 sits, and the Macquarie 5IslandIsand attracted the fewest tourists. The number of tourists increased at most 6sitessits, with the Great Barrier Reef showing by far the largest increasement. In 1996, the Great Barrier Reef attracted 1670000 tourists, which was almost twice that of Central Eastern Rainforest Reserve. 7The Blue Mountains and the Tasmania WildernessBlue Mountains and Tasmania Wilderness received 526000 and 450000 tourists respectively, while Shark Bay was ranked fifth with 84000 visitors.Macquarie Island attracted just 350 tourists. 8The number of tourists 9visiting the Great Barrier Reefvisiting Great Barrier Reef kept rising from 1670000 to 3200000 10over the four-year periodover the 4 years, which 11was the largest increaseis the largest increasement. 12The figure for the Central Eastern Rainforest ReserveThe figure of Central Eastern Rainforest Reserve fell from 810000 to 770000. 13The number of touristsThe numbere tourists visiting Blue Mountains and Shark Bay steadily 14increased by 55,000 and 5,000 respectivelyincreased by almost 6000. 15And it fell from 350 to 330 in Macquarie Island. 16Delete打分