The given graph depicts information about overseas visitors to three countries in Europe, measured in thousands, from 1987 to 2007.
From an overall perspective, it is clear that the coast, mountains, and lakes experienced an increase over this period.
To begin with, the coast recorded the highest figure of 40,000 visitors in 1987. However, it declined by 5,000 visitors over the next five years. After that, the trend rose to 75,000 visitors in 2007.
In contrast, the lakes started with the lowest figure of 10,000 visitors in 1987. They later peaked at 75,000, surpassing all other categories. However, by 2007, this figure declined by 25,000 visitors.
Turning to another trend, the mountainous areas in European countries began with 20,000 visitors, rising slightly to 35,000. By 2007, the mountains ended with a total of 35,000 visitors, while the lakes maintained the highest trend, overtaking all other figures.