The line chart illustrates how the number of international tourists had changed in Countries A, B, and C over the period from 1990 to 2010.
Overall, it can be observed that all three nations experienced significant growth throughout the period, starting nearby at 1990. However, tourist arrivals’ number didn’t raise equally. While Country C witnessed dramatic increase, Countries A and B rose slightly.
To commence with, tourists’ number in nations A and B didn’t differ significantly at the start, having around 5 and 10 million, respectively. Over the period from 1990 and 2000 they maintained same increase level, raising their international travelers’ number to approximately 10 million in Country A and 15 million in Country B. Afterwards, their raise pattern differed, which created a larger gap between two nations at the end, with Country B having around 32 million and Country A having around 27 million.
Furthermore, Country C started with the highest tourist attendance at 1990, maintaining the lead towards the end of the period. Starting from 15 million tourists, Country C witnessed dramatic increase to 30 million from 1990 to 2000. Though in the first five years tourists’ quantity rose at the same rate as other countries, Country C increased their tourist attendance substantially, skyrocketing to around 55 million in 2005. In the end, Country C had the largest number of international tourists received at approximately 75 million.