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

The line graph illustrates how many people came to a particular Caribbean

Island

from 2010 to 2017.

Overall

, the

island

's visitors went up almost steadily every year over the given period.

Moreover

, the

number

of visitors

stayed

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on the

island

was always bigger than those staying on cruise ships, except in 2016 and above when it reversed. The total

number

of visitors was exactly 1

million

in the first year of the period before increasing gradually to around 2.75

million

in 2015. The

number

of

tourists

remained the same until 2016 and rose again by approximately 0.75

million

persons in 2017. The volume of

tourists

staying on the

island

stood at around 0.75

million

from 2010 to 2011. It

then

climbed up consistently before reaching a peak at 1.5

million

.

Next,

the trend experienced up and down until it came back to its plateau at 1.5

million

. There were a fluctuating

number

of

tourists

staying on cruise ships between 2010 (0.25

million

) and 2013 (0.5

million

). After fluctuating, the volume of individuals

subsequently

witnessed a constant climb, overtook that of staying on the

island

in 2016 at 1.5

million

tourists

, and eventually reached a peak at 2

million

tourists

at the end

of the period.