The line graph illustrates the trend of tourist numbers visiting Cardiff and Dublin between 2010 and 2020. Overall, Cardiff witnessed a plateau of visitors, while there was a dramatic dip in the number of people who visited Dublin over 10 years’ time.
In 2011, roughly 2 millions of tourists visited Cardiff, which went up steadily until dropping to the primary rate by 2018. After a decrease, the number of visitors by 2020 rocketed considerably to almost 6 millions.
The tourist numbers in Dublin plummeted suddenly from just under 4 millions in 2011 to nearly 2 millions in 2013 before a significant minority of visitors showing a rise from 2014 to 2016. The following years encountered a gradual decline, ending with exactly 2 millions of tourists at 2020.