Cultural Events Analysis

A survey conducted among the residents of Canada on why they visit Cultural Events has been conducted and the statistics over the last 10 years have been discussed in this essay. Firstly the largest group of audience has preferred entertainment to be their primary motives to visit the cultural events over the past decade. However the percentage of audience has steadily declined from 60 percent 10 years ago to half presently. The number of people visiting due to work however has significantly increased from 2% 10 years ago to a tenth in 5 years. This figure has further risen to 15% now. Additionally, Celebration was another main reason for people to visit these events and comprised of a third of votes a decade ago. But that number has also notably decresed over the years to 17% to less than 10 % now. On the other hand a quarter of the population have listed the reason to visit as accompanying their children to the social events at the present time compared to 10 years ago where only a tenth of them went for that reason. In conclusion the rise and decline of all the groups have occured steadily and never saw any sudden change in trends.

The illustrations demonstrate the proportion of various reasons which Canadian citizens have provided for visiting cultural events. The data have findings from ten years ago, five years ago and today. Overall, entertainment has been the major reason for the canadians to attend cultural events but it has registered a slight decline in a decade. Whilst people lost interest in celebrating their day in events, work and going with kids purposes witnessed surge over the years. A decade ago, 60% of residents who visited cultural events were going for entertainment. Although it declined by 5% in five years and further decline by 3% in present day, it remained the major reason for majority of population till now. On the other hand, 28% people used events for celebration 10 years ago achieving a second position in that year but today it has been sharply declined to just 8% making it least chosen option. In contrast, business and accompaying kids purposes have increased their percentage in past 10 years. People accompaying kids in cultural events have seen an increment from 10% ten years ago to 25% at present making it the second most popular reason today. Apart from that, residents using these events for business rise significantly from just 2% a decade ago (lowest in the category) to 15% presently.

The pie charts given below provide the observations of a ten-year-long study on the topic "why Canadian residents go to cultural events." The units are measured in percentages. Looking closely at all three charts, we can see that irrespective of the year, the entertainment industry always picks up the top sport relative to the others. Comparing the trends over the past ten years and 5 years, the percentage of people attending the event for their business has shown an incredible hike from 2 to 10 percent. On the other hand, people stopped celebrating the events, which is shown by the fall in percentages from 17 to 8. However, parents going to the cultural events for their kids' happiness have a steady rise of 7 percent, as expected. On the other hand, upon taking the facts after 10 years, a small fall in the entertainment industry, accompanied by the rise in business-related affairs, can be seen evidently. The Celebration percentage dipped much further from 17 to 8, and a rise in parents going for their kids is seen as the trend from the past 10 years.

The pie chart shows the study of ten years of Canadian residents attending cultural events. A detailed analysis with comparisons will be discussed in this essay. Overall, Canadians spend their time in four main activities: Entertainment, Work/Business, Accompanying kids, and Celebration. Over the past ten years, Entertainment has been the only event where residents of Canada spend the maximum amount of time. Starting ten years ago, Entertainment stood at a significant majority of 60% of people, followed by celebrations with less than one-third of the people. An insignificant proportion of 10% of individuals were accompanying kids, and a mere 2% of people were involved in Work. Moving on to the five-year ago ratio, where Entertainment stood at the highest, with a 5% decrease in the previous proportion. Accompanying kids and Business are at the same level with almost equal percentage

The pie chart compares the resons why Canadians were attending cultural events. It represents the proportion of reasons in percentage, over 3 time periods in last 10 years. Overall, enternainment remains the main reason why people were visiting the cultural events in all years. 10 years back, work/business was the least common reason to visit these events, contributing to only 2%, whereas entertainment was a major reason for the visit. Celebration also contributed to a significant proportion(28%) why the nationals were visiting the events, followed by accompaying kids, which was the reason in 10% of people. However, over the last 5 years, there was a noticeable change in the choice of pupils. Eventhough enternaiment was the most common reason throughout, the proportion reduced to 55% 5 years back and further 3% less in today's date. Over the years, celebration became the least common reason, with 17% 5 years ago and only 8% today. The people attending the events for work/business has seen a major rise, leading to 10% 5 years back and today it is at 15%. In the similar was, accompaying kids also has seen increasing numbers, contributing to 18% 5 years ago and today its the reason in 25% of the prople visiting cultural events.