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The image displays a line graph charting percentages of tourists to England visiting Brighton attractions from 1980 to 2010 for Art Gallery, Pavilion, Pier, and Festival. In 1980, Art Gallery at 22%, Pavilion at 24%, Pier at 10%, Festival at 21%. By 1985, Art Gallery at 28%, Pavilion at 20%, Pier at 20%, Festival at 26%. In 1990, Art Gallery at 27%, Pavilion rises to 38%, Pier dips to 15%, Festival remains at 30%. By 1995, Art Gallery decreases to 25%, Pavilion peaks at 43%, Pier increases to 18%, Festival moderately at 39%. In 2000, Art Gallery at 23%, Pavilion at 30%, Pier jumps to 22%, Festival slightly at 34%. By 2010, Art Gallery plummets to 10%, Pavilion remains strong at 31%, Pier declines to 12%, Festival stays steady at 30%.
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The diagram illustrates the proportion of visitors to England who took part in four different tourist spots in Brighton.
From an overall perspective,it is evident that the data on visitors who attended Pavillion and Pier increased significantly during the period,while the figure for Art gallery and Festival tourists tended to decrease.
In 1980,Festival attraction accounted for 30 percent of tourists to England.Followed by Pavilion and Art gallery was roughly 22 and 25 percent,respectively.Wheares the lowest figure belonged to Pier was only 10 percent.
In the following years,almost destinations tended to rise at the beginning of the period,expection with the slight decline of visitors in Festival.After which the Pavillion and Art gallery attraction dropped suddenly to nearly 30 and under 10 percent in their order perpsective,while the percentage of visitors in Pier and Festival plots risen stably to reach nearly 23 percent and under 30 percent,lower than the original.
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