The document compares percentages of visitors to different Scottish attractions over time. The percentage of visitors to castles increased considerably from 25% to 40% while aquarium and zoo visitors decreased, with castles having the highest percentage of tourists.
The document compares percentages of visitors to different Scottish attractions over time. The percentage of visitors to castles increased considerably from 25% to 40% while aquarium and zoo visitors decreased, with castles having the highest percentage of tourists.
The document compares percentages of visitors to different Scottish attractions over time. The percentage of visitors to castles increased considerably from 25% to 40% while aquarium and zoo visitors decreased, with castles having the highest percentage of tourists.
The document compares percentages of visitors to different Scottish attractions over time. The percentage of visitors to castles increased considerably from 25% to 40% while aquarium and zoo visitors decreased, with castles having the highest percentage of tourists.
The line graph compares the percentage of Scotland visitors to different attractions.
Overall, it is clear that the figure for visitors who went to the Castle and Festival increased considerably, while the opposite was true for people who visited Aquarium and Zoo. The highest percentage of tourists was recorded in the Castle site.
In 1980, the tourists of Castle stood at around 25%, this figure rose significantly to 45% in the period of 15 years. From 1995 to 2000, there was a gradual go down by 10%, however, this figure increased to 40% afterwards. The percentage of Zoo visitors fluctuated between 10% and 15%, and went up to 20% in 2010.
The percentage of Festival visitors stood at 30%, 10% higher than the percentage of Aquarium visitors. In the period of 30 years, this number fell to around 25%. The percentage of Aquarium visitors experienced an significant decrease to 10% approximately.
The given line graph portrays the information with respect to how the proportion of travelers to Scotland visiting four attractive destinations changed in a period of 30 years from 1980
