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The image displays a line graph illustrating the number of enquiries received by a Tourist Information Office over six months in 2011: in January, telephone enquiries numbered at approximately 400, letter/email enquiries at just under 800, and in-person enquiries at around 450; February saw telephone enquiries remain just below 400, letter/email decrease slightly to 700, and in-person reach 600; March data shows telephone remained around 400, letter/email dropped further to 600, while in-person rose to 800; April noted telephone at 500, letter/email decreasing to 400, and in-person climbing to 1250; May showcased telephone reaching 800, letter/email decreasing to 350, and in-person increasing further to 1600; June recorded telephone peaking at 1600, letter/email remaining steady at 350, and in-person enquiries culminating at 1900.
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The line chart provides the number of enquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in one city between January and June 2011.
Overall, the number of enquiries made in person and by telephone had risen over time, whereas the figure for letter/email had seen a decline.
In January 2011, more than 400 enquiries were made in person, making it the least popular method among all other methods. After that point, the figure experienced a sharp increase and reached a peak in June, with approximately 1900 inquiries, surpassing the two other methods. There were around 1100 enquiries which were made by telephone in January 2011. In February, the figure dropped slightly to 800, and increased marginally in March and April to 1000. By June, the number of enquiries made by telephone stood at 1600, an increase of about 500 compared to January.
On the other hand, the number of enquiries made by letter/email saw a downward trend in the same period. The office received roughly 800 enquiries made by this method in January, higher than the figure for in person. However, in May, the figure reduced to around 400 enquiries and remained the same in June.
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