The figures show information about monthly income of three well-known hotels in the UK, namely the Grand Palace Hotel, Riverside Inn, and Skyline Resort, and the origin of guests visiting those places.
Overall, the figures for Grand Palace Hotel and Riverside Inn experienced growth over the period, while that for Skyline Resort saw a decline. Additionally, Grand Palace Hotel and Skyline Resort hosted more international guests, while Riverside Inn served mostly domestic visitors.
Turning to the details, in 2000, initial revenues of Grand Palace Hotel and Skyline Resort stood at a similar value of around 25 million pounds, whereas that of Riverside Inn was nearly 12 million. Afterwards, these figures started to rise significantly, and in 2008, Grand Palace Hotel and Skyline Resort showed the highest revenues of 40 million and 33 million pounds, respectively. However, in the following years, both of these figures decline, while Riverside Inn continued to grow, reaching 28 million pounds by 2016.
Considering the types of guests coming to these hotels, we can observe the highest percentages of international guests in Grand Palace Hotel and Skyline Resort at roughly 60%. By contrast, the largest proportions of domestic guests used to come to Riverside Inn (46%) and Skyline Resort (43%). Lastly, around 12-15% of people in Grand Palace Hotel and Riverside Inn lacked information about their origin, while the information provided by Skyline Resort was more precise.
