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The image depicts a line graph showing the number of tourists visiting a Caribbean island from 2010 to 2017, with three categories: visitors staying on cruise ships, visitors staying on the island, and the total number of visitors. In 2010, the number of visitors staying on cruise ships was around 0.5 million, visitors staying on the island were around 1 million, and the total number of visitors was around 1.5 million. By 2017, the number of visitors staying on cruise ships increased to around 1.25 million, visitors staying on the island increased to around 2.75 million, and the total number of visitors reached 4 million. The graph shows a steady increase in all three categories over the years, with visitors staying on the island consistently making up the majority of the total number of visitors.
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The diagram displays how many tourists on average visited the Caribbean island in 2010 and 2017.
Overall, visitors staying on cruise ships slightly increased through the years, rather than the ones staying on the island.
Beginning with 0.25 million, the number of visitors settling on the cruise ships fluctuated for 2 years. However, in 2013, The rate of visitors kept escalating heavily to 2 million in 2017, respectively. Meanwhile, the number of tourists on the island remained unchanged at 0.75 million for one year. starting in 2011, it increased from less than a million to an average of 1.5 million in three years. Then, after remaining stable for three years in a row, the number of visitors decreased in 2016, but then reversed, with 1.5 million tourists returning in 2017.
Lastly, the total of visitors, staying on cruise ships and island, added to a million in 2010 and gradually went up to 2.75 million in 2015. Remaining at this level for about a year, the number of tourists on the Caribbean island continued rocketing to 2017, respectively at 3.5 million.
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