The line graph gives information how many foreigner tourists were visited in three various zones in a European country from 1987 to 2007.
Overall, it can be seen that all three wide range of destinations grew in different levels, with the coast outnumbered that of other touristic attractions, the reverse was true for the mountains.
On the one hand, at the beginning of the period the coast took the leading position in the trend the reverse was true for the lakes. Former was 40 thousands and letter 10 thousands. The lakes was much more prominent by foreigners as opposed to the coast in 1992 to nearly 25 thousands and about to 35. Consequently, visiting the coast and the lakes increased sharply to 60 thousands and 50 thousands respectively in the period from 1992 to 1997. Moreover, the lakes was as much attractive as the coast in 2002. Former was approximately to 75 thousands and letter almost to 63 thousands. Instead of rapidly grew in the lakes, in 2002. After that there was a quickly drop to 50 thousands in 2007. Finally, at the end of the period the coast becoming the most well known tourist attractions in 2007 with about 75 thousands.
On the other hand, the mountains tends to fluctuated all the given period. Firstly, from 1987 to 1992 the number of tourist showed slightly climb from 20 thousands to 29 thousands. Then, in 1992, there was a gradual decrease to 20 thousands. After which between 1992 and 1997, there were significant growth to 30 thousands. Finally, despite of drop between 1997 and 2008, to about 25 thousands, after which there was a steadily rose to approximately 35 thousands in 2007.