The graph below shows the number of tourists visiting a particular Caribbean island between 2010 and 2017 Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The line graph explains how many tourists visited a certain Caribbean

island

from 2010 to 2017 (in millions). Moving to the

number

of

visitors

staying on the

island

and on a cruise ship, in 2010, the former was well over half a million,

whereas

those of the latter were lower than half (just under 0.5).The

number

of

visitors

on cruise ships saw a gradual increase by 0.5, and in the subsequent years, there was a significant growth to 2 m, in 2017, after a slight dip in 2012 and returning to the prior level.

However

, figures for

visitors

staying on the

island

, over the next five years, enjoyed a substantial increase to 1.5, in 2015, followed by a minimal decrease to nearly 1 m, in 2016, and again became to 1.5, in 2017.

According to

the total

number

of

visitors

, it stood at 1m, in 2010, after which it marginally rose, over the following seven years.

Overall

, as can be seen, the

number

of total

visitors

soared, and

visitors

would more like to stay on a cruise ship than that of staying on the

island

.