The table indicates data regarding number of Memphis Museum visitors in total, while the provided pie charts illustrate the percentage of visitor satisfaction the year before and after refurbishment. Overall, it can be seen that a number of visitors increased during the year after refurbishment. This pattern is also reflected in the pie chart, where good feedbacks had the largest proportion after reconstruction.
In the year before the renovation, the museum had 68,000 visitors, and this number increased over time. After the renovation, the number of visitors reached 89,000. A similar pattern can be observed in the pie charts.
In the year before refurbishment, a huge number of people were unsatisfied, and bad responses made up 42.9% of the total, whereas after renovation this figure showed a downward trend (12.2%). Before good feedbacks accounted for the second largest proportion, at 30.8% , although this figure recorded the largest share after reconstruction, at 45.9%. The number of visitors who gave a very bad feedback decreased slightly, from 8.8% to 5.1%. In contrast, very good feedbacks rose moderately, from 13.2% to 30.6%. There were some visitors, who did not gave a feedback, and this share also increased from 4.4% to 6.1%.
