The given two pie charts illustrate the percentage of people form UK in different age groups that visited Spain in 1983 and 2003.
Overall, among all of the age groups, UK tourists aged from 35 to 54 were dominant in both years, although this figure declined in 20 years.People in the 55+ and 16-24 age groups showed a growing interest to traveling while the rest of the categories had small changes.
In 1983 the figure for the visitors agent 35-54 showed clear dominance, taking half of the chart.This was followed by the 25-34 and 55+ age groups, with respective figures standing at 20% and 16%.10% of the UK’s tourists were aged 0-15 and 20% those who were aged 16-24.
By 2003, the percentage of the Spain visitors aged 35-54 decreased to 35% but still they were largest portion of the UK travelers.Similar changes can be seen in the 25-34 age group, which dropped modestly to 12%.In contrast, the 0-15,16-24,55+ age groups all experienced a significant increase.The percentage of tourists aged 0-15 grew slightly to 12%, while the ones aged 16-24 and 55+ rose significantly to 15% and 26%, respectively.