The two pie charts illlustrate the age of tourists travelling from the UK to Spain over the course of 20 years starting from 1983
Overall, the number of British visitors who were aged 0-15, 16-24, and 55 or over saw an upward trend, while both the 25-34 and 34-54 age groups witnessed the opposite. Additionally, British visitors who were aged 34-54 still accounted for the highest percentage throughout most of the period
In the first year, the 16-24 age group comprised for the lowest proportion in the chart, at 4%. But there was a significant increase in this age group to 15% in 2003. Similarly, the number of British tourists who were aged 0-15 and 55 or more also showed the considerable growth, starting from 10% and 16% in 1983, then reaching at 12% and 26% in the final year, respectively
In terms of the remaining age groups, Spain welcomed 20% of visitors from the UK who were aged 25-34 in 1983, then this figure declined substantially to only 12% in 2003. Finally, the number of British tourists who paid a visit to Spain was mostly the 34-54 age group. In the first year, this age group accounted for 50% (the biggest percentage in the chart) before decreasing steeply to 35% in 2003