Cultural Events Analysis

The pie charts depict the reasons for why canadian citizens went to four traditional events over a decade. Overall, during the 10 years of period, entertainment and celebration were decreased whereas work and accompanying kids were increased. However, entertainment constitute more than other 3 events. Entainmentainment was at highest with 60 percent and decreased to 55% 5 years ago and today it is at 52 percent. There is only a slight decrease in the percentage which is 8 percent. A silmilar trend is shown by the celebration event starting at 28% and decreased to 8 percent. Business and Accompaying kids are the two categories which increased over the given time period. A decade ago, work was at two percent and increased 5 times 5 years ago and reached 15 percent today. Accompaying kids was at third place with 10 percent and rose to 18 percent and reached to one-fourth today and it is at second place.

The pie charts depicts research of a decade study on why Canadian residents go to cultural events. Among all the 10 years, entertainment was major reason for individuals to go to cultural fests which contributes in the range of 52% to 60% whereas, the least preferred choice for going to such events was for the purpose of doing work. In past as well as in present situation, entertainment is the only reason for people to go to such events which contributes more than a half of residents. Moreover, for celebration the proportion is 28% a decade ago, 17% five years ago and 8% in the current scenario. The motive for earning by residents is very less and contributes 2%, 10% and 15% for 10 years, 5 years and present situation. Furthermore, residents going to cultural events for accompaying kids is 10%, 18% and 25%, which is growing steadily among all the 10 years.

The provided pie chart depicts the results of a ten-year study on why Canadian residents go to cultural events. The following are the inferences we can conclude from the data on the pie chart: From the overall observation, we see that Canadians have a high inclination to go to entertainment events. For example, On all three pie charts, we can see that the percentage of people attending entertainment events spikes when compared to other activities specified on the chart, with 60% of people attending celebrations 10 years ago. Inversely we can see a stark contrast in the percentage of people attending work/business on all three pie charts. However, the "Today" pie chart shows a significant improvement from the data on the "10 years ago" pie chart. We can infer that residents accompanying the kids have progressively increased from 10% to 18% to 25% on the "10 years ago", "5 Years ago" and "Today" pie charts respectively. We see a progressive decline in the percentage of residents attending celebrations; the range falls from 28% being the highest to 8% being the lowest of the three pie charts. It would be safe to conclude that the Canadian residients are very enthusiastic when it comes to attending entertainment events as they have shown up consistantly for them.

The data depicts the information of a decade long study on Canadians and the reasons why they attend cultural events. Overall, entertainment is the primary motive of many residents of Canada who go to these events. Similarly, individuals attending for work/business and accompaying kids increased throughtout the period while, people going to celebrate decreased dramatically. 10 years ago, 60% of residents went for cultural events inorder for entertainment purposes. This percentage saw a 5% reduction after five years and today its around 52%. Likewise, celebration also experienced drastic fall throughout the period. At 28% a decade ago, 17% five years ago and just 8% today. On the other hand, people attending for work/business activities was just 2% in the initial period. This rose to 10% and then 15% respectively by the end of the period. Individuals accompaying kids showed the highest increase (total of 15%) from 10% during the start of the period and 25% now.

The pie chart depicts the changes occuered among the Canadian citizens on the reasons of visting the cultural events from 10 years ago to now. In addition to, entertainment, work/business, accompaying kids, celebration were the four type of classes added to classify the reasons. Overall, Entertainment is still the highest reason to visit events but it decreased steadily compared to a decade ago. However, work or business sector is increased significantly in comparision to past years data. Analysing, sixty percent of population in cultural events were for entertainment purpose a decade ago, but after five years it decreased by 5 percent and today it is at 52 percent. Nevertheless, celebration sector had the highest decrease in 10 years from 28 percent it gone down to 17 percent and it is at 8 percent today. Moving forwards, more people are visiting the cultural festivals for accompaying kids as it increased by fifteen percent, from past 10 years. Similarly a increasing shift is seen in visits of people for work or business purpose as it grows by thirteen percent.