The line graph depicts the number of tourists who visited a costal island from three different countries – Country A, Country B and Country C, between 2010 and 2020.
Overall, number of tourists from all three countries experienced fluctuation during the 10-year period. While number of tourists from Country A and Country B showed increased steadily over the period, tourist from Country C followed a downward trend in general. At the beginning of the period, Country C was the dominant spread, whereas by the end, Country A and B had become the most popular countries.
Number of tourists from Country A began at approximately 70 in 2010, increased steadily and peaked at 250 in 2016, before experiencing a decline, reaching just approximately 220 in 2018 and dropped to a low of around 200 at the end of the period. Similarly, number of tourists from Country B started at about 50, increased steadily over the period and reached about 190 tourists at the end of the period.
By contrast, number of tourists from Country C start at around 100. Their popularity declined steadily in the first half of the period and reached around 50 in 2016, despite of increase during the second half of the period, Country C was the least popular country at the end of the period.
