The given graph describes how many tourists from abroad tried to travel to the coast, mountains, and lakes of a European country in a 15 years-period commencing from 1987.
Looking into more information, in 1987 only 10 thousand of viewers visited the lakes, which was the lowest number throughout the graph. After a dramatic rise, it reached approximately 75 thousands in 2002, before going down to 55 thousands in 2007.
The graph further reveals, the number of tourists visiting the coast was roughly 19 thousands in 1987. When this number grew up until 1997 with almost 28 thousand, it increased a bit until 2002 with 21 thousand visitors, before making a jump to 30 thousand in 2007.
Most of the overseas explorers enjoyed having a trip to the mountains with 40 thousand visitors in 1987. After a stabilized fluctuation until 1992 with 30 thousand spectators, it went up significantly until 2007, reaching 70 thousand, which was the highest number of visitors between all these years.
Overall, not only did the figure of coast visitors rise but others visiting mountains and lakes also experienced considerable rise.