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The image depicts a graph showing enquiries received by the Tourist Information Office over six months in 2011, segmented by "in person," "by letter/email," and "by telephone." "In person" enquiries start at 400 in January, rise to 600 in February, increase steadily to 800 in March, reach 1200 in April, 1600 in May, and peak at 1900 in June. "By letter/email" enquiries begin at around 775 in January, fluctuate slightly in February, remain stable at around 700 from March through April, drop to 600 in May, and fall further to under 400 in June. "By telephone" enquiries start at 900 in January, dip to just below 800 in February, stabilize at 1000 in March, rise steadily to 1000 in April, 1400 in May, and stabilize just below 1600 in June.
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The given line graph illustrates the data of the Tourist Information Office about the amount of enquiries recorded directly, via email/letter and via mobile phone over the first half year of 2011.
Overall, enquiries made in person increased dramatically and became the most popular method by the end of the period. In contrast, letters/emails saw a steady decline, while telephone inquisitions showed a moderate upward trend over a 6-month span.
In January, the most common form of enquiry was by telephone, at around 900, followed by letter/email (approximately 800), and in-person enquiries were the least, with just over 400. The next two months witnessed the rapid rise of in-person queries, surpassing letter/email in February and matching telephone inquisitions in March, both at about 1000.
From April onward, in-person inquiries continued to surge, reaching nearly 1900 by June, while telephone queries increased steadily to 1600. Meanwhile, letter/email enquiries declined consistently, falling to just under 400 by June, making it the least used method of inquiry.
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