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10. UK - The UK is one of two non-Asian or Oceanic countries in the top 10 this year.

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23,800 - Approximately 23,800 Aussies travelled to the UK over a one year period.

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Slightly up - Tourism from Australia to the UK is up slightly, by 3%.

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9. Vietnam - Vietnam had the second highest increase in popularity among Aussie tourists, year over year.

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28,700 - There were approximately 28,700 Aussies who went to Vietnam on vacation over a one year period.

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Big jump - Visitors to Vietnam from Australia were up 11%.

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8. Singapore - Always a popular destination, Singapore has seen its position on the Australian top 10 slip.

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34,200 - Singapore had approximately 34,200 Aussie visitors over one year.

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Dip - That's down by 6% compared to the previous year.

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7. Japan - Japan has seen its popularity among Aussie travelers skyrocket, improving more than any other country in the top 19.

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35,400 - There were around 35,400 Aussie travelers to Japan in the last year.

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Skyrocketed - That number has jumped by 14%, more than any other country in the top 10.

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6. India - India has also seen a boom in tourism from Australia, improving by as much as Vietnam.

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35,800 - There were approximately 35,800 Aussie tourists to India in the past year.

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Up considerably - Tourism to India from Australia is up 11%.

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5. Thailand - Always a favourite among Aussies, Thailand's position on this list held steady.

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42,700 - There were around 42,700 Aussies visiting Thailand in the past year.

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Slightly up - Visits to Thailand were up slightly, by 3%.

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4. China - China has jumped ahead of other countries as a tourism destination for Australians over the past few years.

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46,900 - There were approximately 46,900 visitors to China from Australia last year.

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Well up - The numbers of Aussie visitors to China is up 5%.

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3. U.S. - The U.S. is perennially popular with Aussie travellers, but visits are slightly down in the past year.

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62,300 - There were around 62,300 Aussies visiting America in the past year.

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Down - The only other non-Asian or Oceanic country on this list saw its popularity among Aussie tourists dip by 3%.

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2. Indonesia - In what seems like a statistical impossibility, Australian visits to Indonesia have remained exactly the same year over year. 

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90,300 - There were approximately 90,300 visits to Indonesia in the past year. Bali still has its tropical appeal. 

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No change - The 0% change in Aussie visits to the country speaks to its popularity.

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1. New Zealand - New Zealand was the most popular tourist destination for Australians in the past year.

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130,200 - There were around 130,200 Australians who visited New Zealand in the last year.

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Slightly down - That number is down 3% from the previous year.

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