The pie charts represent the age categories of visitors from the USA to Canada in 2000 and 2020.
Overall, 35-54-year-old respondents constitute the lion’s share in both years, while the percentage of the young group of Canada visitors rises significantly.
Looking at 2000, the 35-54-year-old citizens accounted for the majority of Canada visitors, comprising half of all travellers. 25-34-year-old people were the second group in terms of quantity and accounted for 20 percent of the pie chart. The oldest generation group amounted to 16 percent, and the two smallest sections were the youngest generation and teenagers, at about 10 and 4 percent respectively.
In 2020, there are many differences from the first pie chart. The 35-54-year-old part also accounted for the biggest slice, but fell from half to 35%. The second part is the oldest individuals, approximately amounting to a quarter of all sectors. The teenagers group increased dramatically and had 15% of the pie chart. The youngest group and 25-34-year-old adults had the same proportions, both at 12% of the chart.