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Band 6+: The graph below shows the number of enquiries received by the Tourists Information Office in one city over a six-month period in 2011.

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The image presents a line graph showing the number of enquiries received by a Tourist Information Office over a six-month period in 2011, divided into three categories: in person, by letter/email, by telephone. January: in person 450, by letter/email 800, by telephone 900; February: in person 600, by letter/email 700, by telephone 1000; March: in person 800, by letter/email 700, by telephone 1000; April: in person 1250, by letter/email 700, by telephone 1000; May: in person 1600, by letter/email 600, by telephone 1400; June: in person 1900, by letter/email 400, by telephone 1600.
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The graph shows the number on enquiries received by Tourist Information Office over first half of 2011, divided by the communication method used.

The amount of enquiries hit the highest point in June with nearly 3.900 received, while the lowest was in February with 2.100 received. Walk-ins and Telephone were the method that growing over the months especially walk-ins that show almost five times increases over the six-month period, while letter or email slowly decreased over time, hitting all time low at June with less than 400 Enquiries. Enquiries that came from letter and email peaks at around 800 on January, while Calls and People coming in to the Tourist Information Office hit the ceiling on June with around 1.600 and 1.900 received respectively. Phone calls were the favorite method with an average 1.100 enquirues per month, followed with walk-ins and mails.

In summary, the enquiries recieved growing steadily over the months, with Calls being the favorite method by average.

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