The chart illustrates how many foreigners visited these three different destinations in a random European nation from 1987 to 2007, measured in thousands.
Overall, foreigners coming to these three destinations increase, with the most significant change observed in the lakes’ data.
Looking first at the coast’s data, starting at 40 thousand visitors, it commenced the period with 40 thousand people. Thereafter, this data hit a low of nearly 35 thousand visitors, before jumping significantly to approximately 75 thousand at the end, ending up as the destination that attracted the most visitors.
Turning to the remaining destinations, the mountains and the lakes, just over 10 thousand travellers visited the former, with a dramatic increase to 40 thousand after ten years, then peaking at almost 75 thousand in 2002, before it dropped to 50 thousand towards the end. In terms of the latter, starting at 20 thousand visitors, after which it gradually increases after 10 years, then leveling off in 5 years, before slightly increasing to about 35 thousand from this time onwards.