The line graph illustrates the number of required information at a tourist office in the UK from the last six months.
Overall, despite fluctuations, figures of requesting information in person and by telephone rose gradually over the whole period. By contrast, the usage of letters for this case was less common.
It is clear that request for information through mobile communication services was the most successful way at the start with about 900 requests. Later, it saw fluctuations from January to March and stayed with no changes until April. However, ultimately it achieved a significant growth with the mark of 1600 calls. The request in person, as opposed, started with the lowest point just a little more than 400 requests. Unlike the previous graph, this type of request experienced a constant growth during the period from January to June.
The last way of requesting information in the UK, by letter or email, witnessed a slight decline for the first three months and then plunged for the next three months. Finally, the figures stabilised just under 400 and continued this trend for the rest of the period given.
