The graph below shows the numbers of overseas visitors who went to three different areas in a European country between 1987 and 2007. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph illustrates how many foreign tourists a certain European got, and they visited three different regions, namely

mountains

,

lakes

and coasts.

This

study was conducted during a period of two decades, commencing from 1987 to 2007. At first glance, it is recognizable that

overall

, the coastline was the most popular among the visitors over

this

reporting period, but it gained some popularity over the years. looking at the chart in more detail,

it is clear that

the highest percentage of tourists went to the coast, with 40

thousand

in 1987, and it was followed by the

mountains

and the

lakes

, which received only 20

thousand

and 10

thousand

respectively. In the following five years, there was an upward trend in explorers of both

mountains

as well as

lakes

, and both figures were tied in 1992,

on the contrary

, a slight decrease of 5

thousand

was noticed in the number of people visiting the coast.

However

,

this

number dramatically climbed up after a decade and a half, and it reached more than 70

thousand

.

In addition

, both figures for mountainous areas and

lakes

mimicked the same movement during the same phase, but there was a fluctuation in the rate of people who discovered the latter until it peaked at 50

thousand

in 2007. At the same time, the proportion of humans who headed to the

mountains

rose gradually by 15

thousand

.