Task 1. The line graph illustrates the proportion of tourists who visited Brighton attractions in England from 1980 to 2010.

The line graph depicts the percentage of

visitors

to tourist spots in Brighton, including the

Art

Gallery

,

Pier

, Pavilion and

Festivals

.

This

study was conducted over a period of 30 years commencing from 1980 to 2010. At first glance, it is recognizable that

overall

, exploring

Festivals

was the most popular activity over time,

whereas

, there were fewer

visitors

to

Pier

, which attracted some eyeballs during

this

period. Looking at the data in more detail, more than 30% of tourists attended

Festivals

, which was the highest rate in 1980 compared to others. In the meantime, the pavilion and

Art

Gallery

had approximately the same

number

of guests, with slightly above 20%. They are followed by the

Pier

which had a fewer proportion of tourists. After fifteen years, a dramatic increase was observed in the rate of pavilion's

visitors

, till it reached its peak gradually below 50%,

in contrast

, there was a downtrend in the

number

of people visiting

Festivals

, whilst, the

number

of individuals exploring both

Pier

and

Art

Gallery

fluctuated, the former gained some popularity in comparison to the latter, which has a significant decline in the explorers' proportion. After the end of the 20th century, there was a sharp increase in the percentage of people discovering the

Pier

,

on the contrary

, the

number

of

Art

Gallery

visitors

dramatically plunged, and at the same time,

Festivals

got back some more attention.