Information on how many people spent time in Dover and Troy in various seasons is presented in the bar graph above. The number of people who visited Dover increased along the seasons, while it fluctuated in Troy.
Dover was most popular during the winter season, with visitors exceeding 25,000. Meanwhile, the following season, spring, was the least favorable time to visit Dover, with only 5,000 tourists around that time. During the summer, the number of people who visited Dover doubled compared to spring. The trend continued to increase in the fall when 15,000 people were visiting Dover.
Unlike Dover, Troy was mostly visited by tourists in the summer, which reached an estimated 22,000 visitors. Following this, the season with the second-highest number of people visiting was fall, with an average of 20,000 people. Spring and winter in Troy had the lowest number of visitors overall, just around 5,000 people during these seasons.
In general, the fall season had a similar number of visitors in both cities, with only a 5,000-person gap. The most considerable difference was seen in the winter when it surpassed a gap of 20,000 visitors.