The graph below shows the number of overseas visitors to three different areas in a European country between 1987 and 2007

The line graph illustrates the number of foreign tourists to three different places in a European nation in 2 decades (1987-2007).

Overall

, It is evident that

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there was an increase in the number of tourists in all three categories over the period of twenty years. At the beginning of the period the most considerable segment was the seaboard,

while

the least categories were the lakes.

Subsequently

,

At the end

of the interval, the mountains became the lowest section. And the largest was the coast. In 1987, the coast dominated with 40

thousand

visitors.

Likewise

, the lakes were the least visited with only 10

thousand

.

However

, the number of trippers opting

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lakes rose dramatically from 10 to 75

thousand

before declining steeply to 50

thousand

by 2007. The figure of tourists to the mountains saw steady growth over 2 decades, starting with 20

thousand

and ending with approximately 35

thousand

. Visitors preferring the coast fluctuated over the same time, dropping from 40 to roughly 35

thousand

from 1987 to 1992 before more than doubling to 75

thousand

by 2007.