Analyzing the Percentage of Tourists Visiting Edinburgh Attractions

The line graph illustrates the percentage of tourists to Scotland who visited four different attractions in Edinburgh. Overall, it is evident that the Edinburgh Castle was the most popular attraction among tourists, while Holyrood Palace had the lowest visitor percentage. In detail, the percentage of tourists visiting the Edinburgh Castle experienced a gradual increase from 40% in 2010 to approximately 60% in 2015. Following this, there was a slight decline to around 55% in 2017, before a significant surge to nearly 70% in 2019. Conversely, the percentages for the Royal Yacht Britannia and the Scottish Parliament fluctuated over the years, with both attractions experiencing a slight decrease in visitor numbers from 2010 to 2013, followed by an upward trend until 2017. However, the Royal Yacht Britannia witnessed a sharp drop to about 35% in 2019, whereas the Scottish Parliament's percentage remained relatively stable at approximately 45%. Furthermore, the Holyrood Palace had the lowest percentage of tourists throughout the period, hovering around 20% to 25%, with minimal fluctuations. In conclusion, the Edinburgh Castle was the most favored attraction, experiencing a substantial increase in tourist visits, while the Holyrood Palace had the least number of visitors. The Royal Yacht Britannia and the Scottish Parliament experienced fluctuations in their visitor percentages over the years. (Word count: 247 words)