All over the world, the government specialize annual funds to improve the facilities and activities related to tourism, the line graph illustrates the budget spent by four European countries on this sector over the period of 1980 to 1992.
It is noted that UK and France were purchasing more money each year during the 1980s, until they have almost the same expenses in the later two year. Meanwhile, Spanish government followed the similar behavior, however the German government reduce its financial allocation, before they changed their trend.
Starting in 1980, the French spend 20 million euros on this field, approximately 35 million less than the British, however we witnessed a skyrocket increase in France’s funds to catch the slight grow in the UK. Finally, they almost met at 70 million by the end of the decade, both rising by 10 million in the following two years.
At the same time, Germany began with 60 million euro, which is twice the amount of money in Spain. However, the Germans gave up this field out of their priorities, while the Spanish efforts went up steadily, until they overcome expenses of Germany in 1990. Later, both government took an opposing behavior to their actions, ending with 60 and 40 million for Germany and Spain respectively.