Band 4+: The graph below shows the number of overseas visitors to three different areas in a European country between 1987and 2007. Summarizetheinformationbyselectingandreportingthemainfeatures,and makecomparisonswhererelevant.

The image presents a line graph illustrating overseas visitors in thousands to three areas: The coast, The mountains, and The Lakes from 1987 to 2007. In 1987, The coast had 40, The mountains 20, and The Lakes 10. By 1989, The coast fell to 35, The mountains rose to 25, and The Lakes reached 25. In 1991, The coast climbed back to 40, The mountains stable at 25, and The Lakes advanced to 35. In 1993, The coast slightly declined to 38, The mountains marginally up to 28, and The Lakes slightly retreated to 30. In 1995, The coast saw a drop to 35, The mountains constant at 30, and The Lakes peaked at 40. In 1997, The coast recovered to 40, The mountains unchanged at 30, and The Lakes declined to 30. By 1999, The coast improved to 45, The mountains increased to 35, and The Lakes boosted to 40. In 2001, The coast continued up to 55, The mountains maintained 35, and The Lakes spiked to 75. In 2003, The coast leveled at 60, The mountains climbed to 38, and The Lakes slightly fell to 65. In 2005, The coast reached 70, The mountains sustained at 40, and The Lakes dropped to 60. Finally, in 2007, The coast attained 75, The mountains reached 35, and The Lakes stabilized at 50.