The given table illustrates the number of European travelers to 5 sites over the period between 1981 and 2001.
Overall, all the locations witnessed a change throughout the period except for the Zoo.In addition, Amusement parks always had the highest number of visitors across all years.
Initially, Amusement parks attracted seven and a half million sightseer, roughly twice the number of The National Aquatic Centre. The second place belongs to The National Aquatic Centre, with 3.85 million visitors which is nearly one million more than The Bristish Museum. For the remaining categories, their figures all fall below 2.5 million.
In the following years, the data for Amusement Parks reached its lowest point at 6.8 million in 1991 before experiencing a rise to 7.01 million by the end of the period. The total guests to The Aquatic Centre declined slightly, while The British museum and The Rijksmuseum both witnessed a moderate growth all the period years. Meanwhile, the tourist count at the Zoo leveled off after two decades.
