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The image displays a line graph comparing first-time and returning visitors to Caryl Island from 2000 to 2008; first-time visitors numbered approximately 8000 in 2000, decreased to about 4000 in 2002, increased to around 7000 in 2004, approximately 9000 in 2006, and reached about 13000 in 2008; returning visitors were roughly 3000 in 2000, rose to about 12000 in 2002, maintained at 12000 in 2004, peaked at around 15000 in 2006, and slightly declined to about 14000 in 2008.
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The graph shows the number of first-time visitors and returning visitors who spent their time in Carly Island between 2000 and 2008.
The most striking indicator was that there was decrease in the first-time visitors throughout the period, especially between 2000 and 2004, with the number of visitors increased from about 8,000 visitors at the beginning of the period to over 12,000 visitors by the end.
Returning visitors were initially a low of approximately 3,000 visitors in 2000, increased over the next 4 years. However, the figure boomed considerably by the end of the period at only 13,000 visitors a year.
To sum up, returning visitors who visit Caryl Island increased dramatically in comparison with first time visitors within this period.
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