The provided line graph illustrates how many enquiries were made to tourist information office via three different channels namely telephone, letter/email, and in person between January and June 2001.
Overall, it is clear that enquiries made in person and by telephone saw a significant upward trend over six-month period. However, the number of enquiries sent via email or letter experienced a steady decline with time.
Looking at the graph in more detail, in Jan, telephone enquiries were the most popular choice, starting at 800, while in-person enquiries were the lowest at 400. However, in-person visits increased sharply, overpassing telephone calls in March at around 800. After that, both methods grew steadily, with in-person enquiries peaked at approximately 1,200 and phone calls reached about 1,100 in June.
In contrast, enquiries received by email or letter started at 600 in Jan and remained stable until February. Eventually, this figure decreased consistently throughout the remaining months, dropped to just 200 by end of the June.
