The figures, which show places tourists said they visited on their last holiday, are in percentages.

The figures, which show places tourists said they visited on their last holiday, are in percentages. The table gives information about different age groups with different holiday destination preferences, although some places were favoured by all ages. Beaches, bars, and discos were the three places that young people aged 21-30 often visited, but the interest rate fell sharply as people grew older. Similarly, cinemas and theatres were popular among the younger generation, 83% of Gen Z and 85% of Gen Y, however, accounted for a lower 29% of the oldest group. Shopping Malls were the all-time favorites of people of all ages. Art Galleries and zoos were most visited by middle-aged people and the above 51-year-olds, with the percentages increased from 62% to 81% and 46% to 49%, respectively. Sports destinations also received more attention from baby boomers, 43% compared to 22% of the youngest age group. Moreover, museums were surprisingly unpopular among the older generation, let alone the younger age group. Overall, shopping centres seemed to be the most preferred location for all people while museums were the least.