The graph illustrates the amount of foreign people who visited three kinds of nature spots in one European country through a twenty-year period from 1987 to 2007.
Overall, the number of visits to three different areas by overseas visitors increased across the given period. The coast and mountains followed steady upward trends in terms of figures throughout the period, while lakes’ numbers endured some fluctuations.
The coast began the period with the highest numbers of visitors at 40 thousand, hitting a low of approximately 35 in 1992 before strikingly rising to 75 thousand visitors to 2007. By contrast, the mountains remained the least favoured choice among the tourists, starting the numbers at 20 thousand and having relatively steady fluctuations at around 10 thousand in between until 2000s. thereafter, the numbers showed signs of recovery, growing from 25 to 35 to the rest of the period.
The lakes visits rose dramatically between 1987 to 2002, with numbers starting from 10. Then, having reached its peak at 75 in 2002 and being stating the highest amount of visits throughout the period, the numbers began dropping invariably to 50 thousand in 2007.