The line graph illustrates the variations in the number of international tourists who vised three distinct locations in a European country from 1987 to 2007.
Overall, coastal areas attracted the largest number of foreign tourists in most years of the survey, while mountainous areas appeared to be the least popular for the most part. In addition the number of tourists traveling to all three areas increased over the period. The coast and lakes line are steeper than the slope of mountains.
It can be seen, in 1987, the coast attracted to visiting travel figure was 40.000 thousands. The figure had been declining to the slightly 35.000. in 2002 year, the coast visiting figure was upward the 60.000. last year the coast travel number had been significantly increasing approximately to 80.000. Meanwhile. The mountains visiting figure was almost 20.000, and during the 12 years, the mountains line had been fluctuating. Last year, the mountains travel visiting number had been 35.000.
The lake visiting number had been peaking, during the 12 years the lakes figure had been increasing to the 75.000 . however, this figure began significantly in the remaining years, reaching 50.000 in 2007.