The provided pie chart surveys the travelling intention in accordance with the proportion of passengers in four distict airports in 2016.
It was readily evident that visiting friends and taking a holiday had emerged as the leading motive, while business and others purposes made up the lowest figure across all airports.
Regarding the holiday-dominant airports, over a half of holidaymakers in Gatwick Airport had a tendency to engage in leisure, which was the predominant purpose. It was recorded that 30 percent of tourists meeting peers and relatives, while only 14 percent of those intended for business. Conversely, in Heathrow Airport, those who travel to touring friends consituted for the highest segment with 37 percent, followed by holiday accounted for almost a quarter of the graph with only 33 percent. In addition, the misscellaneous made up a negligible amount in both airfields.
In terms of the remaining categories, there was an identical figure for Luton and Stansted Airport. Initially, both hordes of tourists primary purpose was to visit their family and friends, with 50 percent and 48 percent respectively. Correspondingly, the figure for holiday in both sectors occupied the second position with roughly 35 percent and then business with just approximately 14 percent. Additionally, an insignificant effort was made in other purposes.