It is exhibited from the given line graph compares the number of enquiries made to the tourist information office through three different means of communication, in person, by telephone and letter and email, between January and June 2001.
Summarily, the data highlights with the enquiries made in person and by telephone demonstrating the substantial and consistent growth, whereas made by email and letter experienced a decline throughout the given period of five months.
At the outset, the number of enquiries made in person increased continually over the period from 400 enquiries in January to peaked at 1200 in the end of the month. In comparison, the figure of enquiries made by telephone started at 800 in January and some fluctuation, between March and April remained stable, after which telephone enquiries increased and peaked 1100 by June.
On the other hand, the amount of enquiries made by email and letter stood at approximately 600 in the beginning year and remained the same until March, but after that demonstrated a moderate decline of 200 by the end of the period.
