The line graph compares how much revenue was earned by three well-known hotels in the UK, while the pie chart depicts the percentages of domestic, international and unknown guests visiting those hotels.
Overall, the revenues of Grand Palace Hotel and Riverside Inn experienced growth over the years, while that of Skyline Resort declined. Moreover, Skyline Resort and Grand Palace Hotel hosted more international guests while Riverside Inn had more Domestic ones.
In 2000, the the highest profits were registered by Grand Palace Hotel and Skyline Resort at 24 and 20 million pounds, respectively. These figures peaked in 2008, reaching nearly 40 million and 33 million, but in the following years, Skyline Resort’s revenue declined while that of Grand Palace hotel stayed similar until 2016. Turning to Riverside Inn, its figure saw a significant rise of 15 million pounds over this 16-year period.
When it comes what types of guests used to visit these hotels, the shares of international guests in Grand Palace Hotel and Skyline Resort are almost the same (roughly 60%), whereas that in Riverside Inn comprises 39%. Additionally, one tenth of people in Grand Palace Hotel and Reverside Inn lack information about their origin. Lastly, the portion of domestic guests in Grand Palace Hotel accounts for the smallest percentage (28%), whilst those of other hotels are much higher and range between 43% and 46%.