The line chart displays the rates of foreign visitors in four places in England over thirty years.
Overall, the number of tourists coming to observe the Art Gallery decreased significantly, in contrast with the number of people going to the Pier and Pavilion, which dropped over time. Furthermore, the percentage of tourists visiting the Festival remained the same.
The Pavilion experienced a dramatic rise, reaching the highest point in 1995 when approximately half of the people there were not local. Subsequently, there was a slight decrease of nearly 20% by the end of the period. The Festival, in comparison, remained relatively stable at around 30%, even though it used to exceed the other categories’ percentages in 1980.
Although the Art Gallery was the third-ranked attraction in the chart in 1980, it fluctuated, ultimately hitting the lowest point of just under 10% by 2010. However, the Pier used to primarily consist of the local population, having the lowest percentage overall, with nearly one-tenth of the visitors not being native citizens. It then increased slightly by over 10%, exceeding the rate of the Art Gallery’s visitors in 2005.