The table provide information on how many tourists traveled to 5 different attractions in Europe between 1981 and 2001.
Overall, by far. Among these areas, the most popular attractions were amusement parks during the course of 20 years. Conversely, zoos were the least frequented. As for changes in these attractions, there was an increase in visits to the British and Rijks museums, whereas the opposite trend was observed for the others, excluding zoos.
In 1981, amusement parks led with 7.5 million visitors, which is almost double the 3.85 million who visited the National Aquatic Centre and 7.4 million more than the least popular zoos, which is 1.01 million visitors. While the British Museum and the Rijksmuseum had 2.98 million and 2.44 million visitors, respectively, with the former having 0.54 million more visitors.
Both the British museum and the Rijksmuseum experienced modest growth trends, with the former’s visitor rise by 1.32 million and the latter’s by 1.84 million over the two decades. Otherwise, the national aquatic center’s visitors fell by 0.64 million. Despite slight changes, the amusement parks remained popular. Meanwhile, the figure of visitors at the zoos remained stable, maintaining 1.01 million throughout the two decades.
