The graph below shows the number of enquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in one city over a six-month period in 2011.

The presented figure compares three different

inquiries

received by the Tourist Information Organization in one city over a

first

semester period in 2011. In general, the proportion of queries received increased, except by letter or email, and there was

also

a switch in the position of the three

inquiries

. In the

first

three months, the telephone was the most popular channel compared to others, which experienced a fluctuation but remained in the

first

position. Meanwhile, the number of people coming in person to inquire gradually rose to about 200, surpassing the number of mail senders, which dropped slightly to around 100, the opposite of the number of direct

inquiries

.

Next,

there was a different trend in the second trimester. In-person

inquiries

jumped significantly, with almost 2000

inquiries

being the

first

spot,

while

the letter/email platform declined gradually by 200 to be the

last

position

at the end

.

Lastly

, the telephone turned out to be the

second,

despite its growth, reaching 1600.