The line graph illustrates how many tourists visited three distinct destinations in a country of Europe from 1987 to 2007.
Overall, it can be seen that all three areas attracted overseas visitors considerably, yet going to the lakes by the end became less interesting.
In detail, in 1987 only 10000 tourists visited the lakes before the number increased significantly, reaching a high of about 75000 in 2002. However, after 5 years the trend experienced a sharp decline and stopped at 50000 becoming the second popular attraction.
In terms of the coast, it had exactly 40000 overseas people visiting there in the beginning. Despite a slight dip in 1992 to around 35000, the figure staged recovery and witnessed a substantial growth to more than 70000, being the most attractive area to go.
Lastly, there were 20000 visitors to the mountains, after which the figure saw fluctuations and a minimal increase to roughly 35000 in the last 5 years.