The line graph illustrates the proportion of England’s tourists who visited four attractions in Brighton between 1980 and 2010.
Overall, the share of traveller in Festival, the fist-largest appeals, steadily declined by 1995, and then this figure experienced a partial recovery and remained stable, being overtaken by pavilion which was initially the second, and showed a fluctuation by 2000. Art gallery and fectival were the least significant by the end of the period, and the former showed the most significant change throughout the period.
Pavilion ranked second, showing about 23% at the beginning of the period. This figure grow consitently to its peak of 47% by 1995, and then that of experienced a partial fluctuation and dropped to exactly 35% in 2000, decreasing by 31% by the end of the period, becomming the largest attraction between others. Pier started at 10%, and this trend fluctuating by 2000, representing 11%. After this, figure grew stedily to approximately 22.
Art gallery showed the most significant decline over the period, starting at the simillar percentage as pavilion. The percentage grow significantly, reaching its peak of 37%. However, this trend was not maintained and decrease by 14%, and have a small fluctuation in 2000, representing an exactly 20%. By the and of the period, this trend decline sharply to about 7%. Pier also showed a small fluctuation started at 10% and ended at 12%, from 1980 to 2000, respectively. Then, the figure grow stedily, and collide with art gallery in 2005, accounting for exactly 15%. In 2010, pier reached its peak, repesenting at about 22%.