The charts below provide the primary reason tourists visited Orange City in two different years. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The two pie charts show five categories representing the main reasons that

tourists

chose to visit Orange

City

in 2006 and 2016. 

In general, tourism to Orange

City

nearly doubled over the ten-year period. Combining both years, annual

events

attracted the most

tourists

to the

city

.

By contrast

, theatre performances and the attractions associated with the generic category “other” compelled the smallest

number

of people to visit.

In 2006, annual

events

and museums were responsible for most of Orange

City

’s tourism, accounting for 72% of the visitors. That same year,

tourists

who listed restaurants as their primary interest only accounted for 10%, or 100,000 people.  

However

, ten years later  that

number

increased dramatically.  By 2016, the

number

of travellers coming to Orange

City

for its restaurants brought in 41% of the 1.9 million

tourists

, representing an increase of approximately 700,000 visitors.   

Annual

events

, museums, and theatres each accounted for a smaller percentage of the

overall

tourist numbers in 2016.  In regards to annual

events

, the actual

number

of

tourists

still rose from about 450,000 to about 600,000.  The

number

of

tourists

who came to see theatre performances remained fairly even, and the

number

of

tourists

visiting museums actually declined, from about 270,000 to about 210,000.