The line graph depicts comparison of percentage of people who went to Brighton Attractons in England from 1980 to 2010.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the Festival and Pavilion have been popular attractions throughout the years, while Art Gallery and Pier were less popular.
If we look at the percentage of tourists who visited the Pavilion, it started at around 22 % in 1980, then rose considerably reaching a peak of approximately 48% by 1995 which meant that it was the highest figure throughout the whole period. Despite growing gradually, the percentage witnessed a steady decline to about 34%. After that, there was a marginal decrease finishing at 30%. Regarding the Festival, it stood at 30% at the beginning of the period, then it was followed by slight decline to just over 25% in 1995. In 2000, the percentage recovered where it remained stable at over 30% until 2010.
By contrast, the Art Gallery and the Pier became less popular attractions. The Art Gallery began at just over 20% in 1980 and went up rapidly to around 37%. Following this, the percentage experienced a plunge to 20% then remained stable until 2000 before a dramatic fall to 8%. This meant that it was the lowest point of the graph. As regards the Pier, it hovered between 10% and 8% from 1980 to 2000 before significant growth to approximately 20% in 2010.