The line graph compares the percentage of toursts to England who visited four attractions in Brighton from 1980 to 2010.
Overall, the proportion of tourists who visited to Pier and Pavilion experienced an increase in varying degrees while the shares of tourists who visited to Art Gallery and Festival witnessed a decrease in varying degrees. Notably, although the festival was the most popular at the beginning, Its was overtaken by Pavilion.
Focusing in downward trends first, the art gallery had normal percent in 1980 and it experienced rapid rise to reach its all-time high of 38% before a sharp decrease in 1990 and it indicated a gradual decrease to hit an all-time low of 8 %. The figure for tourists to visiting festival had the highest share at 30%. It showed a slight decline before minimal increse at around 29 % in 2010.
Focusing on upward trends, the percentage of tourists who visited to Pier had the lowest rate in 1980 virtually 10 % and it witnessed a moderate fluctuate before a gradual incline at around 22 % in the ending of the period. The figure for tourists who visited to Pavilion was approximately 25% in 1980. It witnessed a sharp rise by 25 % to reach an all-time high of 48 %, before a sharp decrease in 2000. It decreased slightly by 5 5% in 2010
