The pie charts illustrate the age composition of UK travelers to Spain in two seperate year, between 1983 and 2003.
Overall, it is clear that while every cohorts depict a surge in proportion, individuals from 35-54 and 25-34 age brackets encounted a plunge in number.
Regarding the age groups that show a upward trend. Initially, youngsters from the 0-15 age bracket appeared to be increased in their size, from 10 to 12% in 2003. Notably, elderly people seem to had a dramatic rose after two decades, started at 16% and ended with 26% in total. Moreover, teenagers’ admissions to spend their holidays in Spain also show a increase in size, where the ratio run up to 15% in 2003, which was three times higher compared to the former year.
Concerning the cohorts that represent a downward trend. The 25-34 age bracket declined its proportion from 20% to only 12% in the compared year. Simultaneously, while adults from the age of 35 to 54 dominate half of the chart’s rate in 1983, the percentage of this cohort in 2003 suffered a plunge in size, remained only 35% as a whole.