The table provides data about reasons for visiting the London Natural History Museum over a 20-year period.
Overall, the number of people who named tourism as a reason has increased significantly. Meanwhile, other reasons such as work or specific displays have shown approximately no changes.
One of the motives to visit the museum is tourism. At the beginning of the survey, in 2000, the number of visitors who were tourists was 7. However, throughout the given period, this number constantly increased to 22 people in 2020.
As for other reasons, they have not experienced big changes, usually staying in one range. For example, the number of visitors who said they came to see specific exhibits was 52 in 2000. Even though there was a slight decrease to 48 visitors in 2010, this number increased over the next 10 years and reached a point of 54 people.
Other motives that were named are school trips and work. While the number of workers has no changes and remains the same for 2010 as for 2020, the number of students who came to see the museum rose from 15 to 20.