The given chart provides information on the proportion of tourists to Scotland who visited different attractions between 1980 and 2010.
Overall, Festival initially had the biggest proportion of fans, but this position was overtaken by Castle at the end of the research. Notably, the percentage of tourists who went to the Festival and Aquarium saw an overall decline, while the figures for Zoo and Castle recorded a contrasting trend.
In 1980, the distribution of visitors to festivals in Scotland was the highest, being 30%, reflecting the interest of visitors to these events. This was followed by Castle and Aquarium; its figures were nearly equal, with 23% and 20%, respectively. Finally, the Zoo held a tiny amount of attention from visitors as just about 10% of people went to this place.
Regarding trend, Castle nearly doubled its figure, skyrocketing to its peak at 45% and holding the highest position among the categories for the rest of the surveyed period, Despite the decrease from 1995 to 2010. Similarly, Zoo was gaining more interest from visitors since the percentage of visitors going to this position increased dramatically to over 20% at the end of the research. Contrastingly, after the jump to its peak at 35% in 1985, the proportion of people who went to Aquarium significantly decreased, reaching the lowest point among the list in 2010. Lastly, the figure for Castle stably drop and reaching under 20% at the end.