The line graph illustrates the quantity of requests to tourist data office made by telephone, letter/ email, and face to face from the start of 2001 to June 2001.
Overall, it is noticeable that demands made by phone and in person generally increased, unlike the number of emailed enquires, and all of the lines changed steadily over the years.
To begin, telephone requests stood at 800, while in-person enquires stand at their lowest number of 400.In the next two months, the quantity of calls experienced slight decrease to about 780, then came back to their starting number, whereas questions asked in person rose dramatically, doubling in size.From match to april, telephone calls maintained the same level, and face-to-face conversations continued to increase, reaching 900.Over the following three months, the number of both telephone calls and real life dialogues grew considerably, reaching their peak of 1100 and 1200 respectively.
In contrast with in-person and telephine talks, the number of demands by email started at 600 in January, remaining stable for three months.In the spring season, the quantity of emails and letters dropped sharply to 400, and faced a significant fall to 200 in the following month.
