30 report(s) found.
The line graph illustrates the number of information requests received by a tourist office in the United Kingdom through three methods: in person, by letter/email, and by telephone from January to June. Overall, in-person enquiries experienced the most substantial increase and became the dominant method by the end of the period. In contrast, requests made […]
The line graph illustrates the volume of inquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in a specific city over a six-month duration in 2011, categorized into three distinct methods of communication: in-person visits, letters/emails, and telephone calls. Overall, there is a notable increase in in-person inquiries, while the other two methods exhibit contrasting trends, particularly […]
The report illustrates the total number of enquiries received by the Tourist Information Centre in a city over a six-month period in 2011, categorised by the method of enquiry. Overall, the tourist information centre received the highest number of enquiries in June, with in-person enquiries being the most dominant by the end of the period. […]
The graph presents data on the volume of enquiries made to a city’s Tourist Information Office during the first half of 2011. Overall, there are three ways in which tourists can make enquiries: in person, by letter or email and by telephone. At the start of the data collection in January, most tourists made enquiries […]
The provided chart delineates the patterns of information requests received at a tourist office in the United Kingdom during the initial half of a specified year. It is evident that in-person inquiries constituted the predominant method of information retrieval, followed by telephone inquiries, while requests made via letters or emails diminished significantly over the observed […]
The line graph illustrates the data on three types of requests—by letter, by telephone, and in person—received at a tourist office in the UK from January to June, measured in thousands. Overall, while in-person requests started as the least common, they soared and dominated this chart over time. Similarly, telephone inquiries saw an upward trend, […]
The line chart illustrates the frequency of requests made in person, via letter/email, and by telephone at a UK tourist office during the first six months of a particular year. From an overall perspective, it is clear that in-person requests increased over the period, becoming the most common form of inquiry, while telephone requests also […]
The line chart details the frequency of requests in person, by letter/email, and by telephone at a UK tourist office in the first 6 months of a given year. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that n-person requests increased from the least to most common over the period, overtaking telephone, which also […]
The graph below illustrates the number of enquiries sent to the Tourist Information Office (TIO) in a single city from January to June in 2011. Overall, the number of enquiries in person and by telephone received by the TIO showed an upward trend, while the reverse was true for enquiries by letter or email. Remarkably, […]
The line chart illustrates the number of inquiries sent to the Tourist Information Office in a particular city via three means of communication, between January and June in 2011. It is clear that visitors to the city made more inquires in person and via telephone, while written letters and emails became the least common choices. […]
The illustration represents the frequency of the number of information requests at a UK tourist office from January to June.In general ,there are two trends : upward and downward. In accordance with the amount of information requests by letter/email stood at around 780 in June and gradually decreased to May and maintained the same level […]
The line illustrates the data of a traveler’s office in the UK according to January and June. Looking from an overall perspective, it is apparent that the frequency of requests in person by nations and mobile phones has increased. Thus, tourist offices used to be decreased by email or letter. In January, in-person information requests […]
The line graph presents data on inquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in one city over a six-month period in 2011. Overall, it is clear that in-person inquiries increased dramatically, while inquiries made by letter or email decreased sharply, and telephone inquiries fluctuated slightly before trending upward. In January, telephone inquiries were the highest […]
The given line chart compares and contrasts data about the number of enquiries transmitted to the Tourist Information Office in a specific city over the first half of 2011 via three types of media. At first glance, it is evident that making enquiries in person and by telephone became the top-tier choices while letter and […]
The line graph presents data on the volume of tourist information inquiries received through different means at a UK Tourist Office over a six-month period. Overall, the graph demonstrates varying trends in inquiries made in person, by letter/email, and via telephone from January to June. In addition , the figures showed the upward trend. In […]
The line graph shows 3 types of requests for information in terms of tourist in the UK in the period between January and June. Overall, both in person and by telephone had increased after on January. Meanwhile, by letter and email one’s fell steadily until the June. As the graph illustrates, personal request’s figure started […]
The line graph illustrates the number of enquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in one city over a six month period in 2011. Overall, the number of enquiries received in person, by letter/email and by telephone have different changes in the same period. The requests for information received in person and by telephone both […]
The line chart details the information about the number of the questions that were accepted by the tourist information office ( in person, letter, telephone) in a certain place from January to June in 2011 . Overall, it can be seen the visitors often asked through person directly and telephone, while letters or email were […]
The given line chart depicts the queries submitted by the customers at the Tourist Information Office through different modes over 6 months in 2011 from a specific city. Overall we can see the frequency of in person visit at the office were quite often as compared to letters and telephone calls. There has been a […]
The line graph compares 3 types of requests for information from tourists office in the united kingdom in 6 months beginning with January. Overall, letter requests continuously falling down, other two figures increase and reached their high levels until end of the period. In January the percentage of personal requests was lowest among 3 figures […]
The given graph illustrates the quantity of inquiries that have been provided by the Tourist Information Office between January to June in a city during 2011. Overall, the amount of analyzes given by person and telephone have climbed gradually, whereas the quantity of letters and email has dropped dramatically through six-months period, respectively. Over 400 […]
The line graph illustrates the amount of enquiries received by the Tourist Information Centre in one city during the 6 month period in 2011. Overall, there was rapidly increasing in person from January until June.There has been a gradual drop by letter and email and a gradual rise by telephone. At the start of the […]
The line graph depicts the sum inquiries by the Tourist information officer via three means in the year 2011 from January to June. Generally , it can be seen that the most used means of question by the Tourist officer was face – to- face , whilst the least was by email or letter. To […]
The graph illustrates the data about the number of queries received by the Tourist Information Office in a city over half a year period in 2011. Overall, Enquiries received through telephone and in person was increased over six months period where as questions using letter/email was in a declining rate. Firstly, In January majority of […]
The provided line graph compares the methods of receiving the required data at a tourist office in the UK in the first half of a year. Those methods are varying: in person, by letter or email and by telephone. Overall, a cursory glance at the chart is enough to make it clear that the figures […]
The line graph under illustrates the amount of enquiries recieved by the Tourist Information Office in a singular city over the course of six months timeline in 2011. Overall, we can see that enquiries by person and by letter/email were the go to method of reaching out. To begin with, enquiries be telephone where the […]
The chart gives information about questions the Tourist Information Office collected (in person, by letter/email, by telephone) in a city in half of the year 2011. As can be seen in general, while there was a significant climb of inquiries in person and telephone, the opposite was true for those questioning by letter/email. Additionally, the […]
The given line graph illustrates how much postals the Tourist Information Office in an exclusive city gained during a six-month period in the year 2011. Over the entire period shown, while the figure for by-hand and phone-call letters experienced an upward trend, the opposite was true for that of emailings. It can be noticeable that […]
The graph illustrates the enquiry cases gained by the Tourist Information Office in a particular city over a half-year period in 2011. Surprisingly, the number of enquiries by in-person and telephone tended to increase noticeably, while that used by letter/email decreased gradually. The face-to-face inquiries accounted for around 400 in January. It was the lowest […]
The chart illustrates amount of enquiries were made by the Tourist Information Office in one particular city within six-month period in 2011. Overall, from the chart, we can see that the number of enquiries in person had increased sharply from the last to the first place . Furthermore, telephone enquiries also had huge increase even […]