The pie charts give information about the age of the British traveling to Spain in 1983 and 2003.
Overall, there were decreases in the proportion of the UK visitors to Spain aged 34 – 54 years and 25 – 34 years, while the remaining age groups saw increases after twenty years. Notably, despite an incline, the figures for the 34 – 54 – years – old UK travelers to Spain had by far the largest in both years.
Regarding the age groups undergoing a fall, the percentage of the UK people visiting Spain in the age of 34 – 54 constituted exactly a half in 1983 after which it significantly fell to 35% in 2003. Also, the 25 – 34 age group dropped slightly from 20% to 12 % in 1983 and 2003, respectively.
As for the remaining age groups, the figure for those aged 0 – 15 years was 10% in 1983, followed by a marginal increase to 12% in 2003. Meanwhile, commencing at 4 %, the data for the 16 – 24 age group saw a considerable increase to 15% in 2003, which shares the similar pattern with the over 55 age group, starting at 16% and ending at 26%.