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The image shows a line graph depicting the number of tourists visiting a Caribbean island between 2010 and 2017. The graph exhibits three lines: one representing visitors staying on cruise ships (dotted line), another representing visitors staying on the island (dashed line), and the third representing the total number of visitors (solid line). In 2010, the number of visitors staying on cruise ships was 1 million, while those staying on the island were 0.5 million, with a total of 1.5 million tourists. By 2017, the number of cruise ship visitors increased to 2.5 million, island stayers to 1 million, and the total to 3.5 million.
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The given line graph illustrates the amount of visitors to specific Caribbean islands from 2010 to 2017
Overall, the number of tourists increased for both types of visitors. Visitors who preferred to stay on cruise ships had a significant increase compared to those who stayed on the island.
Starting from 2010, cruise ship visitors fluctuated for 3 years in a row, after which it skyrocketed and amount of visitors multiplied 4 times and reached the all-time maximum of 2 million visitors per year. In contrast, visitors that chose to stay on the island gradually grew until 2013 and stayed stable with small fluctuations for the next 4 years with 1.5 million visitors.
However, the combined amount of visitors showed a notable rise until 2015 year when it leveled off at 2.7 million and in 2017 jumped to its greatest total of 3.5 million.
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