The pie chart demonstrates changes in the proportion of visitors tried in four different attractions between 1981 and 1990, in addition, they provide information about the overall number of visitors in each year.
In general, it is noticeable that different trends were observed in all the given groups throughout the period. Museums and galleries recorded the highest percentage of caller among the four categories during the period shown, while the opposite was true for ‘wildlife parks and zoos.
In the initial period, musems and galleries reached the peak level of tourists, at 48%, before a substantial reduction to 38% in the final year. However, it maintained its dominance among the four groups. By contrast, the lowest percentage of travelers who visited the wildlife parks and zoos, making up 4%, which was followed by a gradual rise to 9% in the last year, it remained in last place.
Theme parks was the second most popular attraction, with 32% of people being visited in this attraction, In the following years, there was a steady growth to 37% in the number of vistors in 1999. Historic houses and monuments were showed the same percentage of callers in each year, standing at 16%. At the beginning of the year, the total number of visitors was 29.1 million, and this figure witnessed a dramatic increase to 41.5 million at the end of the period.