Band 6+: The graph shows the number of visitors to four international museums between 1980 and 2015.Summaris the information by selecting and reporting the main features,and make comparisons where relevent.

The line graph illustrates the total number of tourists in multiple international museums from 1980 to 2015.

In general, it is evident that Louvre’s tourism data stood at the top and increased gradually throughout the period. In addition, Vatican museum experienced a dramatic rise to nearly surpassing Louvre’s figure while both London Science and Shenzhen museum saw a moderate downward and insignificant changes in the given timeline, respectively.

In 1980, Louvre was the main attraction as it recorded a sum of around 8 million visitors, which was a roughly 3-million distance in comparison to the vatican museum’s figure, followed by a slight updraft to approximately 9 million before modestly decreasing and recovered with a final figure of less than 10 million visitors in 2015. In terms of vatican museums, its initial visitors wasn’t remarkably high but an average amount of 5 million tourists. However, it gained popularity in the subsequently years with a substantial growth of around 90% in 2015, nearly exceeding the number one spot.

On the other hands, London science museum wasn’t so successful comparatively, with only 4 million tourists recorded in the first year. It continued to drop in the next few years, culminating at the lowest point of above 2 million visitors in the final year. Similarly, Shenzhen did not receive much attention from the public as it was unremarkbly lower in the initial year. Throughout the whole period, no progress was made as it remained relatively the same in 2015.