The chart shows requests for information at a tourist office in the United Kingdom from January to June.

The line graph illustrates the number of inquiries of

information

in the half year that the

tourist

office

of the United Kingdom gets in three different ways.

Overall

, two of the three ways of getting

information

which

are

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in person and by

telephone

have a similar

trend

and become popular

while

the other one, namely via letter/email, began to be abandoned. In the first month of the year, most

tourists

which are around 900 travellers in the

UK

ask for

tourist

information

from the

UK

tourist

office

via

telephone

,

while

only about 750

tourists

get

information

from email/letter, and

then

only less than 500

UK

tourists

get

information

when they visit the

tourist

office

and asking in person. In February, the

tourist

who asked via letter or email, and

telephone

slightly decrease to around 800 and 700 respectively. The number of

tourists

who inquired about that

office

increased dramatically until the end of the period which reaches more than 1800 and become the most popular. The same

trend

is shown by

telephone

, even though between March and April the

trend

remains stable at 1000 and continues to rise significantly until 1600 in June.

On the other hand

, the number of travellers who want to get

information

about

tourist

activities in the

UK

illustrates a negative

trend

which is around 750 in January and gradually drops to about 700 in march and

then

continues to go down significantly to just under 400 until the next month.