The line graph indicates the rate of travelers to Scotland visiting four various destinations in the period of 30 years from 1980 to 2010.

The line graph indicates the rate of travelers to Scotland visiting four various destinations in the period of 30 years from 1980 to 2010. Overall, it is evident that while the ratios of tourists visiting Festival and Aquarium underwent a downward trend, an opposite trend was observed in those of Castle and Zoo during the period given. It is also noticeable that the figure for Castle was higher than the others for most of the survey period. In 1980, Castle accounted for above 22% of the total number of tourists who visited Scotland’s attractions, which was higher approximately 12% than that of the Zoo. In the next 15 years, while the figure for Castle illustrated an exponential growth to exactly 45%, the same period of Zoo witnessed a fluctuation from 10% to over 12%. 5 years later, the ratios of tourists who visited Castle and Zoo described a slight dip to exactly 35% and 10% respectively. From 2000 to 2010, the figure for Castle had a modest fall to under 34%, Zoo gained the popularity in Scotland’ destination with a plummet by 10%. In 1980, the rates of tourists visiting Festival and Aquarium in Scotland held the first and third rank with exactly 30% and 20% correspondingly in comparison with the others. However, the figure for Aquarium had a modest leapfrog to 35% in 1985 before falling rapidly by 15% in the following 5 years. Then, a slight upward trend was observed in the ratio of tourists visiting Aquarium to above 22% in 1995. From 1995 to the end of the survey period, its figure dropped significantly to under 10%. Meanwhile, the percentage of Festival in this regard witnessed a fluctuating decline to over 17% in 2010.