The line graph demonstrates the amount of money spent on tourist infrastructure in four different countries in Europe over a 12 year period between 1980 and 1992.
Overall, it can be seen that whereas the UK and France increased their spending on tourism over the period, Spain witnessed a fall in investment up until 1990 before recovering. In Germany, meanwhile, financial support for tourism rose before slipping after 1990.
Focussing on uk and France, although the former began the period by spending about 58million euros on tourism, the latter started at just one third of this figure. However, despite tourism investment rising in both nations, the figure in 1992 was the same for each at 80 million euros, which was the highest spent in a single year by any other nation during the period.
In contrast, the Spanish decreased their spending on touristic developments over the 1980's, with investment slumping from 60 million euros to around 48 million. This sum then jumped back to 60 million in 1992. German government, conversely, raised spending in the 80s from 30 million to 48 million, after which the figure dropped to 40 million.
The line graph demonstrates the amount of money spent on tourist infrastructure in four
different
countries in Europe over a
12 year
period between 1980 and 1992.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that whereas the UK and France increased their
spending
on
tourism
over the period, Spain witnessed a fall in investment up until 1990
before
recovering. In Germany, meanwhile, financial support for
tourism
rose
before
slipping after 1990.
Focussing on
uk
and France, although the former began the period by
spending
about
58million
euros on
tourism
, the latter
started
at
just
one third of this figure.
However
, despite
tourism
investment rising in both nations, the figure in 1992 was the same for each at 80
million
euros, which was the highest spent in a single year by any other nation during the period.
In contrast
, the Spanish decreased their
spending
on touristic developments over the
1980's
, with investment slumping from 60
million
euros to around 48
million
. This sum then jumped back to 60
million
in 1992. German
government
,
conversely
, raised
spending
in the 80s from 30
million
to 48
million
, after which the figure dropped to 40
million
.