The line graphs give information about tourists who visited the coast,the mountains and the lakes in Europe from 1987 to 2007.
In general,the coast was the top choice destination as well as the lakes although it decline towards the end.In contrast,the mountains was least prefered.
In 1987,the coastal region received 40,000 thausand visitors to become the highest as compared to the other two.However slightly droped to almost 35,000 in 1992 before gradually rising to its peak of above 70,000 people at the end.Simmilarly,the lakes recorded 10,000 people in the year 1987,thereafter experienced an upward surge , to reach approximately 75,000 overseas tourists in 2002 then decline rapidly to reach 50,000 population at the end.
The mountains, on the other hand, had 20,000 international visitors in 1987,thereafter,rose to 30,000 individuals around 1990 before flactuations up to 2002,then saw a gradual rise to below 40,000 visitors in the year 2007.It is noticeable that the lake region had the lowest number of visitors at the start of the period,thereafter the figures climed up to become the second most visited area.
