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The image displays a line graph showing the percentage of tourists to Scotland visiting four attractions: aquarium, castle, zoo, and festival from 1980 to 2010. In 1980, festivals had 30%, castles 20%, zoos 10%, and aquariums 10%. By 1985, festivals rose to 35%, castles 30%, zoos remained 10%, and aquariums stayed 10%. In 1990, festivals were at 40%, castles 35%, zoos 5%, aquariums 15%. For 1995, festival attendance dropped to 30%, castles peaked at 45%, zoos were 5%, aquariums 15%. By 2000, festivals remained 30%, castles slightly declined to 40%, zoos 10%, aquariums 15%. In 2005, festivals were at 30%, castles 35%, zoos increased to 15%, aquariums at 10%. In 2010, festivals ended at 30%, castles 30%, zoos 10%, aquariums slightly increased to 20%.
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The line graph represents the proportion of tourists visited to Scotland by various attractions including aquariums, castles, zoos and festivals from 1980 to 2010. Overall, castles became the most popular attraction in the given period. In addition percentage of tourist visting aquariums recorded the lowest figure in the graph.
Initially, festivals attracted to the largest share of tourists, at 30%, followed by aquariums at 20%. The figure for aquariums then rose sharply to 35% in 1985 before falling dramatically to 20% in 1990. After a slight recovery to around 22% in 1995, it declined continiously, reaching barely 9% in 2010.
By contrast, the proportion of visitors to castles increased from approximately 22% in 1980 to a peak about 45% in 1995. Although this quantity dropped afterwards, it remained stable the highest at roughly 32% in 2010. Festival attraction gradually fell from 30% to approximately 18% over the period. Zoo visits fluctuated between 9% and 15% until 2005 before rising significantly to nearly 20% in 2010.
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