the number of tourists visiting a particular Caribbean Island between 2010 and 2017.

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Caribbean
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the Caribbean
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island
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islands
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which had separated
in
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three types of
figure
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figures
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from 2010 to 2017. It is clear from the information provided that all of the
number
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have an upward fluctuation over the period, and the total
number
of tourists have a most
significantly
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increase. In 2010,
a
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the
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summation of
visitor’s
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visitors
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number
have
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a
steadily
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rise
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rose
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from just one
million
people
to 3.5
million
people
, which was by far the greatest of all. While the figure of visitors who
staying
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on
island
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the island
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remained stable in
first
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the first
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year, that reached
to
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apply
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a plateau at 1.5
million
people
in 2013 for two years, and that
have
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a
slightly
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drop
then
climbed back to 1.5
million
at the end of
period
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. Turning to the remaining item, the
number
of tourists staying on
cruise
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a cruise
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ship
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experienced a fluctuation for two years before
have
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a
significantly
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increase from under 0.5
million
people
to 2
million
people
, which was more than eight times greater than the beginning.
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