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The image shows a line graph displaying a six-month period in 2011, with the number of inquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in one city. The graph has three lines representing inquiries made in-person, by letter/email, and by telephone. In January, in-person inquiries were at 400, letter/email at 200, and telephone at 600. In February, in-person increased to 600, letter/email to 400, and telephone to 900. In March, in-person reached 800, letter/email 500, and telephone 1200. April saw in-person at 1000, letter/email at 800, and telephone at 1400. In May, in-person inquiries jumped to 1200, letter/email to 1000, and telephone to 1600. Finally, in June, in-person inquiries peaked at 1400, letter/email at 1200, and telephone at 1800.
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The given line graph depicts the information at a tourist office in the UK between January and June. Interestingly, June had the highest number of people in six months.
To begin with, in January, February, and March, the number of tourists by letter was around 780, which decreased to approximately 590. In May and June, the number of travelers was similar, at around 390. The number of tourists per person was 410 in January, which increased to 600 in February.
In addition, the number of travelers was around 1200 per person in April, which rose significantly in May to approximately 1750, as well as in June at around 1900. The number of foreigners by telephone was approximately 900 in January, which declined to 800 in February. In both March and April, the number of tourists was similar by telephone, while in June, it rose to 1600.
Overall, the number of tourists was lowest in January per person, while the highest number of travelers was in June.
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