The graph illustrates the number of visitors in Scotland’s various attractions from 1980 to 2010.
Overall, the castle park has the heighest tourism rate among the three different kinds of amusement places, while the aquarium recorded the lowest throughout the years. The figures for the zoo and festival were relatively similar.
In detail, the scotish castle has the largest proportion of tourists starting with approximately 25% in 1980, following by a remarkable peak reaching 45% in 1995, continuing with a noticeable decease in 2000 by 35%, but still remained stable with nearly 35% in 2010. The castle attraction showed flunctuation but still recorded the heighest rate among the three.
By contrast, the aquarium travelers’ rate was at its lowest over the years. The foreign visitors’ figures reached 35% in 1985, but dropped by 20% in 1990.Finally, the numbers gradually decreased at a 10% rate in 2010. Moreover, both the festival and zoo’s figures were nearly identical over the given period.
