The two pie charts illustrate and compare the proportion of tourists from the USA to Canada in distinct age sectors across two different periods, namely 2000 and 2020.
Overall, a comparison of the two charts reveals a significant shift in the age of tourists from the USA to Canada after 20 years. The proportion of visitors aged 16-24 experienced the largest increase. In contrast, visitors aged 35-54 showed the most significant decline. However, most age groups of visitors rose, except for the 35-54 and 25-34 age groups.
In 2000, the 0-15 years proportion was 10%, while people aged 16-24 were 4%. Also, 25-34 years old people made up roughly 20%, whereas 35-54 and over 55 years old visitors accounted for 50% and 16% respectively.
However, all age groups were significantly changed in 2020. For instance, the 0-15 years proportion increased slightly from around 10% to 12%, while 16-24 years old adults illustrated a sharp increase from 4% to 15%. On the other hand, the 25-34 years group decreased dramatically from 20% to 12%, whereas the 35-54 group fell from 50% to 35% in 2020. In addition, the over 55 years old group rose from 16% to 26% over a 20-year time-frame.
