The linegraph provides information about how the number of foreign tourists changed on the basis of three different ares in a European country, during 3-decade period, starting from 1987. Overall, travelers of the coast showed significant increase. Meanwhile, the mountains were visited the least by people and experienced fluctuation.
The coast and the lakes experienced enormous rise. In 1992 there was slight decline in the figures of visiting the coast by 40 thousands, prior to a dramatic grew to 71 thousands in 2007. The lakes visitors rised rapidly year by year, starting from 10 thousands in 1987. In 2002 travellers reached the peak by 72 thousands, which was the highest figure among the other areas, before hitting a free fall by 50 in 2007.
In contrast mountains lovers also witnessed rise. In 1992 there was a moderate decline to 20 thousands, after experiencing grow to 30 in 1990. Notably, there was a fluctuation from 20 thousands to 35 thousands during the whole period.