The line graph below shows the percentage of tourists to England who visited four different attractions in Brighton.

The line graph illustrates the ratio of tourists to England who preferred to visit the

Art

Gallery

,

Pavillion

,

Pier

or Festival in Brighton between 1980 and 2010.

Overall

, all four attractions experienced fluctuations throughout the period.

Pier

and

Pavillion

completed the period at a higher rate than the beginning,

while

Art

Gallery

and Festival had a lower percentage. Between 1980 and 1995, the percentage of visitors to the

Pavillion

rose sharply from around 24% to a high

point

of merely 48%

while

the Festival experienced a slight fall from %30 to approximately 25%. The

Art

Gallery

had rapid variations till 1990 and almost remained the same for the subsequent 5 years at the

point

of 20%, in comparison

Pier

had slighter fluctuations and changed around the 12% until the year 1995. After 1995,

Pavillion

's popularity decreased dramatically to one-third

while

still remaining the most popular option in Brighton. The ratio of Festival had a gradual growth to merely 27% which makes the place the second most popular attraction. Following that,

Pier

experienced an upward trend till 2010 and outraced the

point

of 20%,

in contrast

to

Art

Gallery

which ended up at the low

point

of approximately 8%.