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Band 5+: The charts below show the percentage of different age groups that choosed to have their holidays in Spain, between 1983 and 2003.

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The image depicts two pie charts comparing the percentage distribution of holidaymakers using various accommodations by age brackets in 1983 and 2003. In 1983, the age distribution is as follows: 0-15 at 10%, 16-24 at 4%, 25-34 at 20%, 35-54 at 50%, and 55+ at 16%. In 2003, the age distribution shifts to: 0-15 at 12%, 16-24 at 15%, 25-34 at 12%, 35-54 at 35%, and 55+ at 26%.
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The charts illustrate the amount of people in different ages choose to spend their holiday in Spain in two different years.

Overall in the past most of the middle aged people preferred to spent their holiday in Spain. After the decade that changed with a few precents but still dominated in statistics.

In 1983 most of the individuals aged 35-54 spent their holiday in Spain by showing the most highest percentage among others(50%). But most of the adults aged 16-24 did not wanted to visit this city and showed the lowest percentage with only 4%. Teenagers aged until 15 showed their interst for Spain with only 10%. But for people 25-34 this city seemed more enjoyable than teenagers and 20% of them spent travelled to there. Old people always wanted quite plays to spent thir holiday, but most of them preferred another city to relax so they showed on 16% in the chart.

In 2003 the percentage of people aged 35-54 changed to 35% but still dominated. Adults (16-24) and olders (55+) illustrated a big change with increasing nearly to 10% respectively (4% to 15% ; 16% to 26%). But teenagers (0-16) did not make any big changes with only 12% of them going to Spain. In the past individuals aged 25-34 showed 20% but it decreased until 12% in 2003.

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