Tourist Percentage Analysis

The Pie-chart illustrates the proportion of tourists visited India and UK in four distinct years. Overall, For UK, It was highest in first year and then has shown downward trend till 2010. On the contrary in India, it was lowest in its initial year as per chart, it increase gradually with some slump in third year depicted but inceased exponentially in last year. Let us dive deep to understand this. In 1995, 42% percentage of tourist came to UK to enjoy leisure time while it went down by 32% after 5 years. In 2005, it still shows downward trend to almost less than half (14%) while again it went down by almost one-fifth from previous highlighted data (12%) On the other side, It started with only 20% of tourist visiting India in 1995 and then shown upward trend to 35% in 2000. There was a slight drop in tourist incoming in 2005 (32%) but it increased to almost 1.5 times from 2005 (50%). Overall Proportion of tourist coming to India in 1995 was almost half than what was there in UK. It became completely opposite as time pass by where the amount of tourist proportion coming in India is double than UK.

The given pie charts illustrate the percentage of people visiting tourist ares in India and UK around four different years. Overall, it is evident from the first chart that maximum tourists visited UK in the year 1995. Whereas, the second chart depicts the majority of the people visited tourist places in India in 2010. In the first chart, with regards to the period between 1995 and 2010, there was a significant proportion of 42% of tourists went to UK for vacation in the first year. Whereas, there was a slight decrease in the tourist population around 32% after 5 years. Gradually, the percentage of people visiting UK experienced a poor performance around only 14% and 12% between 2005 to 2010. The data presented in the second chart holds the majority of the citizens travelled to India in 2010 reaching upto 50%. Likewise, the year 2000 has 35% of visitors which is only less than one sixth comparatively. On the other hand, there was nearly one third and sixth of the travellers in the initial decade.

The given charts depict the percentage of visitors travelling and touring to the two famous countries in the world namely India and UK in four different years. Overall the number of tourists who visitied the UK in the year 1995 is the highest likewise the percentage of tourists who visited India i n the year 2010 is definately noteworthy. In comparision with the rest of the years UK between 1995 and 2000 was booming in tourism with around 42% and 32% of people travelling to UK on an avverage whereas in the years 2005 and 2010 the tourism has reatively fallen down to 14% and 12% respectively. And On the other hand we have India with 20% in the year 1995 which is very low in contrast with the remaining years but the tourism has picked up in the year 2000 with 35% of people visiting india. But it again declined in the year 2005 with 32% but nevertheless in 2010 the tourism has progressively increased with a 50% growth.

Introduction The below pie-chart represents the number of individuals exporing the countries like India and UK during the 4 different We will analysis the both pie-charts deeply below. Features & comparisons The Main features of these country are very rich history behind this that's the reason more people visiting these country. In the year 1995 42% of individuals visits UK but in India it is only 20% these shows India was a developing country and not everyone's favorite bucket list to visit. But in the year 2000 India has 35% percentage of vistors record which UK has only 32% it shows slight declining situation. Furthermore in 2005 also UK has 14% vistors visited the country due to too much restriction in the visa process and to avoid illegal immigrant to enter in the country and India has still has high foriegn visitors record by 32%. Moreover in 2010 UK has also reduced to 12% too many conditions to fullfill for visa but India has 50% capacity of vistors visit every year. Conclusion The charts shows good amount of number visiting UK in the earlier years 1995 which has reduced from 42% to 12% due to more restrictions in the visa issuance but India has not put more condition in the visa so it increased from 20% to 50%.

The given pie-charts represent the proportion of tourists visiting the United kingdom across four years between 1995 and 2010, and the breakdown of tourists visiting India by purpose. Overall, the percentage of tourists travelling to the UK declined remarkably over the last two decades. While in India, the traveller majority saw an upsurge in the percentage. In the UK, the percentage of international visitors was about 42% in 1995, the highest figure recorded. This dropped notably to 32% in 2000 and then plummeted to just 14% in 2005. By 2010, the percentage had slipped slightly further to 12% which was less than one-third of the initial value, indicating a consistent decline in the country's relative attractiveness. Turning to India, India saw an opposite trend. In 1995, only 20% of tourists visited the country, but this proportion rose steadily to 32% by 2000. The upwards trend continued in 2005, when India attracted 35% of visitors, and peaked at 50% in 2010, marking a dramatic rise of 30 percentage points over the period. In summary, the UK lost popularity as a destination, while India gained prominence over the 15- year span.