The graph below shows the number of tourists going to three resorts in a small town from January to June. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The depicted graph reveals the

quantity

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number

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of

tourists

who visited three different

resorts

in a small town in a six-month time period (January to June). As can clearly be seen,

ski

resorts

and cross-country

ski

resorts

experienced

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fluctuating attendance,

whereas

the number of campground visitors maintained stability throughout the given time period. The

ski

resort was most popular at the beginning of the year in January, with 8000

tourists

;

in contrast

, campgrounds started with the fewest visitors, with 2000. In the following months,

ski

resorts

exhibited a rapid plunge to 4000

tourists

in April, soon after skyrocketing to its apex of 10000

tourists

in May, and remaining at

this

impressive level. Vice versa, cross-country

resorts

opened the season with approximately 3000

tourists

,

spiraling

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upwards to its peak of 10000

tourists

in April,

subsequently

shrinking to 6000

tourists

in June. Despite that oscillation of popularity, campgrounds only saw a scant

soaring

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from January to April, from 2000 to 3500

tourists

, and

afterward

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a

meager

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decline to 3000

tourists

until June.