The graph chart illustrates how the number of overseas visitors to three areas of a certain European country changed over 20 years. The three areas include the coast, the mountains and the lake.
The graph line shows that number of visitors to the lake severely increased with each year until 2002, afterwards showing a trend to decrease. Next, the number of visitors to the coast starts inconsistent, as the line graph lowers from 40 to 30. Yet, the line subsequently shows a trend to a raise. Besides, the mountains remain the most stable line on the graph, not showing any drastic changes throughout the years. Meanwhile the mountains is the least visited place, in 2002 year the lake shows to be favored by tourists and sets the highest point in the whole graph, but then gradually becomes less visited, giving place to the coast, which has been slowly raising in guests since the 1982.
Overall, the line graph shows an understandable picture of how the number of overseas visitors changed in three different areas of one European country.