The bar chart illustrates the percentage of visitors to Thailand between 2014 and 2017.
Overall, the proportion of tourists visiting Sea World, the Wax Museum, and China Town showed a steady upward trend throughout the first three years, before plunging in 2017, while Bangkok Zoo experienced a significant decline and had the lowest figures by the end of the period.
In terms of China Town, the figure stood at 20% in 2014 and increased sharply to reach a peak of 100% in 2016. However, this proportion experienced a nosedive to just 10% by 2017. Similarly, the share of tourists for Sea World started at around 70% in 2014, experienced a moderate drop to 45% in the following year, and then recovered slightly to just over 50% in 2016, before dropping to 20% by 2017.
The proportion of tourists visiting the Wax Museum stood at nearly 50% in 2014. This attraction saw a steady rise over the next two years, before experiencing a sharp fall to around 70% in 2017. Despite this drop, the museum remained the most popular destination by the end of the period. In stark contrast, the popularity of Bangkok Zoo, which started at 50% in 2014, faced a continuous downward trend, bottoming out at less than 10% in the final year.