Tourist Percentage Analysis

The given pie chart depicts that travellers istied India and UK in the span of every five years., the vistors has subsequent changes in percentage. Overall, it is seen that in the beginning of the year UK had seen an increase tourist compare to Inda, whereas, in the later years India has exceded the vistors substantially more than UK. UK has shown an increase numberof explorer in the year 1995 where excursionists visited more for mountain climbing, rafting reaching approximately 42 percentage, however, India has shown a low hike of voyager in 1995 around 20%, moreover, it is seen that in the later year India has shown a steady increase in holidaymaker to 50 ratio, which was all time high. Furthermore, that is observed that in the year 2000 UK had more day tripper than India, but in a span of ten years India over took UK and had more visitors by around 30 percent.

The data displays the amount of travellers visting India and the UK in 4 different timeframes . In overall, The guest visting UK are higher than travellers visting India . The data is illustrated in percentages . In case of Uk travellers , In the start phase therate of travellers are higher than other years which is approximately 45 percent . Secondly , In 2000 visting rate around 32 percent . In 2005 , The guests visting UK is reduces almost around 18 percent . After five years futher decrease 6 percent . Moving forward to the India travellers,It gradually increase over the times . In the initinal stage the travellers are approximately 20 percent , whereas after 5 years it surge by 15 percent . In the later periods it diminshed by 2 percent . In 2010 there is an massive increase in rate of visitors which is 50 percent .

The given charts illustrate the percentage of tourists visiting to India and the UK in the four different years. The data in the chart is in the form of percentage and represented in the format of pie chart. Firstly, for the UK, the highest percentage of tourists visiting the UK is in the year 1995 which is around 42%. In the year 2000, visitors are about 32%, 14% in the year 2005, and the least percentage is in the year 2010 which is 12% with respect to tourists visiting the UK. Furthermore, In India around 50% of tourists have visited India in the year 2010, 35% in the year 2000, 32% in 2005, and 20% in 1995 respectively, which is least in the case of India. 2010 was the year achieveing highest percent of visitors in India. However, year 2010 is totally contrasting for both the countries, as 50% of tourists are visiting India in 2010 and only 12% in the UK for the same year.

The following charts represent relevant data about tourism in the two countries, the first pie chart showcasing the ratio in which tourists visited the United Kingdom over four different years, while the latter presenting the similar data with respect to India over those four years. Overall, it looks like, tourism was at it's peak in United Kingdom during 1995, as 42% of the total tourists constituting the data, visited different parts of this country during that year. In contrast to the UK, it can be seen that tourism in India grew in most recent years. This can be supported by the data given in the second pie chart, which demonstrates that India was visited the most during 2010, with a total of 50% of the total tourists, roaming the country during the given time. If we look further more in detail, it can be seen that tourism in United Kingdom kept on declining over the years. With tourism at it's highest in year 1995 (42%), it was reduced to 32% in the year 2000. It further fell to 14% in the year 2005 and saw it's lowest in 2010 with only 12% tourists having visited the country during that year. The grass looked greener in case of India. The country had only one fifth tourists visit it in the year 1995, followed by a fifteen percent increase in the year 2000 ,which made the total count stand at 35%. There was very little decline in the year 2005, when the total visitor count dropped to 32%. But, it boomed back again in 2010, when exactly 50% tourists, which was half of the total tourists, visited the country.

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of travellers, in percentage, visting India and the UK during four years - 1995, 2000, 2005 and 2010. Overall, India observed its highest share (50%) during 2010, whereas UK's tourism was maximum in the year 1995 (42%). It can be noticed that the number of visitors coming to India increased over time, while it declined over the years, for the UK. By looking at the statistics for the UK, firstly it saw a downfall in the year 2000 by a reduction of ten percent, the figure reached 14% in 2005 and finally dropped to 12% in 2010, indicating a consistent downward trend. In contrast, India obtained only one fifth of the sector in 1995, gradually climbed to 32% in 2000. Moreover, it didn't witness a major gain but acquired a hike of 3 percent by 2005. Lastly, it secured 50 percent tourists in 2010. This suggests India attracted more visitors during this period.

The given pie charts depict the travellers coming to India and UK after every 5 years starting from 1195 to 2010. The measured unit is percentage. Overall, majority of visited UK in1995 where as least travelled in India in same year. Where as maximum tourists were observed in 2010 in India while UK was with bare minimum visitors in same year. Hefty tourists with about 42% of total was observed in year 1195 in UK. The visitors degraded to almost one third in next 5 years in same country. In continuity the number fall to 12% and 14% people visits in year 2005 and 2010 respectively. However, in India in year 1995 only one fifth of holiday goers visited. With increasing the popularity 35% and 32% tourists were seen in next decade in year 2000 and 2005 respectively. Maximum tourist of 50% arrived in year 2010, this was highest bunch observed comparing both countries throughout 15 years.

The given pie charts compares the number of tourists visiting UK and India. This data spans over 20 years, starting from 1995 to 2010, with 5 year increments. The percentages on the bar graphs represent the share of each year in the total number of tourists visiting in these four years. Overall, the year 2000 and 2005 observed lower footfall in comparison to 1995 and 2010. With 1995 accounting for 42 percent of the total number of tourists, decreasing to 32 percent in 2000, followed by a downhill crash to 14 percent in 2005, finally going down to 12 percent in 2010, UK observed a considerable decline in the number of visitors. In contrast, India oversaw a 30 percent growth, with 1995 accounting for just 20 percent of tourists, increasing to 35 percent in 2000, followed by a slight decline to 32 percent in 2005 and finally a steep incline to 50 percent in 2010. Therefore, in comparison, India emerged as growing tourist attraction, while UK's popularity slowly declined.

The given piecharts illustrate the percent of tourists visiting to india and the UK for the years 1995 ,2000,2005 and 2010. Overall, it is evident that , people were keen to visit the UK in the first ten years ,later they showed lot of interest in visiting India over the given years than the UK. In the first 5 years ,42 percent of people have chosen the UK to visit the palce. Then the percentage have decreased in the next five years by 10%.Later in the next decade, the interest of visiting the UK was declined greatly that was below 15%. However,people showed gradual increase in the visits to india ,as it was 20% in the first five years .Then it was increased by 15% in the year 2000.In 2010 ,the people visited to india was 50% which was the

The two pie charts compares the percentage of travellers visiting in 1995, 2000,2005 and 2010 to India as well as the UK. The data is described in percentage. Overall, it is evident that over this time frame there was significant increase in tourism in India and UK. Most individuals visited in the UK in 1995, while India in 2010. In 1995, plethora individuals visited in the UK which is 42%, and this figure was the highest over the span of two decades. In marked contrast, only 20% visited in India, which was the least. However, In 2000 , visitors visited in the UK and India in a reasonable number which are 32% and 35% respectively, which are roughly equal in percentage. Turning to 2005, India had the higher percentage of visitors than the UK at 32% and 14%. Regarding 2010, half a percentage of visitors came to India. In comparison, UK had the lowest at 12% only.

The given pie chart illustrates the percentage of tourists visiting to India and the UK from the year 1995 to 2010. The units are in percentage. Overall, the number of visitors in both the countries are high and low. In the year 1995 the United Kingdom has shown a great number of tourists while 15 years later India observed 50% of travellers. The United Kingdom experienced high number of tourists for five years from1995 to 2000 while India in those years having less number of people. It is reported the UK with 42 percent of total tourisit gradually decreased to 32 within 5 years of tenure while India having 20-35 percent tourists respectively in those years. India has shown the highest number of visitors in the year 2010 with the rate of 50% and the lowest in the year 1995 where as, the UK scored only 12 percent total visitor gradually decreased year by year. And 14 percent in the year 2005. However, India recorded the second highest in the year 2005 with 32 percent in total.