The pie charts demonstrate the percentage of visitors from the UK to Spain by the age groups: 0-15 years, 16-24 years, 25-34 years, 34-54 years alongside 55+ years between 1983 and 2003.
Overall, it is clear that the 34-54 years categories were the largest throughout the period despite having experienced a sizably shrink. Also evident that almost all visitors aged ascended, apart from 25-34 and 34-54 years.
Looking at the graph more closely, one can see that the 34-54 age bracket was the dominant tourist making up exactly half percent, notably shrinking to 35 percent over the span of 20 years. A similar pattern was seen on the lower side with the 25-34 demographic, capturing 20 percent and 12 percent by 2003.
Also, the 34-54 year groups more visitors than 0-15, 16-24 and 55+ years brackets combined. Compared to the 1983 figure, the 2003 tourists in the 16-24 segment suddenly quadrupled to about 15 percent and in the 55+ years group too, also substantially ascending from 16 to 26 percent. There was relatively no change in the visitors aged 0-15 years staying at nearly equal to 11 percent.