The bar chart depicts the different modes of transport used by tourists in three periods (1960, 1980, and 2000).
Generally, cars showed a steady rise with the highest proportion in 2000, exceeding all the percentages, while walking showed to be popular in 1960, but showing a dramatic fall. Moreover, bikes mirrored this trend, while busses fluctuated over the period.
In 1960, 20% of travellers used busses, then increased to just above 25% in 1980, before receding to around 17% in 2000. Cars, conversely, experienced an upward trend, started at around 7% in 1960, rising significantly to 25% in 1980. Finally, this trend exceeded all the modes, at approximately 37% in 2000.
Bikes consistently decreased over the period. In 1960, more than 25% of travellers used bikes, then declined to around 23%, before experiencing a dramatic fall to a negligible proportion (slightly more than 5%). Similarly, walk was a very popular option among tourists in 1960, accounting for 35%. This proportion dropped to below 20% in 1980 and kept decreasing to around 10% in 2000.
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