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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.
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The line graph illustrates the number of three different popular areas, such as:coast, mountains and lakes to visit in a European country between 1987 and 2007.
Overall, the coast remaines stable as popular place to visit in Europe, and the lakes gained popularity through the 20 years period, while the mountains crept up in fame.
In 1987, the coast was one of the most popular places in European countries to visit, with 40,000 tourists and in 1992 coast edged down to 35,000 tourists approximately and to 2007 constants as famous areas for tourists with 75,000 tourists around. Meanwhile, the lakes in 1987 was not most popular place among tourists but by the time mountains attracted more visitors and increased significantly in 2002 overtaking coasts with 75,000 tourists but in 2007 dipped and stayed as second favourite area to visit.
The second popular place for visitors between 1987 and 1992 was the mountaines with 20,000 tourists to 28,000 approximately, and closer to 1997 witnessed some decline in popularity and between 1997 and 2002 crept up in visitors to 35,000 and by 2007 became the third place for visiting in Europe
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