The given line graph shows the amounts of tourists who visit Brighton attractions in England over a period of 20 years between 1980 and 2010. Units are measured in percent.
Over all, it can clearly be seen that the tourist visit percentage of all attractions rose throughout the given period, with exception of Art Gallery and Festival. Moreover, Pavilion was the most visited attraction over the years.
In the terms of attraction with the highest level of tourist visited at the start, Festival stood at exactly 30% in 1980. In the following five years, the amount experienced a slight drop by approximately under 30%. It then decreased moderately to its original level in 1990. From this point onward it rose gradually and relatively steady in the final years. While, Pier which was exactly just 10% at the start, but then in the 20 years ahead reached rose gradually and success to reach approximately 22%.
Regarding the other two attractions with the lower levels, Art gallery and Festival started at just 21% and 30%, respectively. The visit percentage of Art gallery dropped significantly by almost 12% between 1980 and 2010. In contrast, the Festival drop moderately in the 1985 but then remain steady by 2% in the same period. As a result, the gap between Art gallery and festival visitors percentage was wider at the end.