The line graph illustrates the proportion of tourists who visited Brighton attractions in England from 1980 to 2010.

The provided line graph gives data relating to the visitor percentage of 4 various Brighton attractions in England , over the period of 3 decades, commencing from 1980 to 2010. From an

overall

perspective, there were fluctuations in all attractions, except for the festival. It is noteworthy that a pavilion reached the highest peak in all categories and years. Looking at the line graph meticulously, it can be seen that the proportion of tourists who visited the festival represented a plateau during the 30 years.

In contrast

, the percentage of tourists who visited the pavilion climbed consistently and culminated at just below 50% in 1995,

then

there was a downward tendency displaying approximately 30% in 2010. From the statistics, it can be inferred that the visitor percentage of the art gallery increased until 1995, except for a major decline in 1995.

Additionally

,

this

figure plummeted to the lowest point in all categories in 2010, accounting for just below 10%.

Furthermore

, the tourists visiting the pier represented the lowest level of the proportion, depicting almost 10%

initially

, and after the erratic period,

this

proportion reached above 20% in 2010.