The table illustrates the change in the number of visitors to Ashdown Museum before and after its renovation, whilst the pie charts compare the proportion of attitudes towards the quality of travel before and after the refurbishment.
Overall, the outstanding information from the diagrams expresses that after the renovation the museum faced an increase in tourists compared with the past. Furthermore, the museum also faced a significant decline in dissatisfaction among travelers.
About the above table, it is clear that before the museum was rebuilt, there were solely 74, 000 people; however, after the renovation, the museum faced a noticeable jump, with 92, 000 individuals visiting this place.
Shifting to the second data, it is apparent that the percentage of people who were very satisfied accounted for 15% of the total. Nonetheless, after the reconstruction was a mere more than a third. Similarly, the proportion of satisfied tourists also jumped from 30% to 40%. Contrarily, that of the travelers who were dissatisfied decreased considerably from 40% to 15%. Additionally, after the refurbishment, the percentage of very dissatisfied individuals was twice as low as before. Finally, 5% of survey takers had no comments on this issue in two surveys.
