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.

Illustrated in the diagram is information pertaining to how many tourists visited an island in the Caribbean from 2010 to 2017.

Overall

, the figures saw a considerable rise in the 2 categories and their total statistics. Another notable point for consideration is the number of visitors staying on the island, which remained rather constant since 2013. Looking at data for cruise ships' stay and the

overall

total in detail, it is evident that the former doubled from a low of 0.25m to 0.5m in the first year before declining to its initial number. In the following years, stats steadily went up and reached exactly 2m in the end. Concerning the total figure, starting at 1m in 2010, numbers climbed to 2.7m in 2015 before remaining unchanged in the next year. Followed by

this

is a jump up to 3.5m

at the end

of the given period. Turning to the remaining data, where the

overall

incline is less significant. Figures for the number of visitors inland remained at around 0.7m in the first year before gradually inclining to exactly 1.5m in 2013.

Following

this

trend, figures remained stable stable until the end of the timeframe, despite seeing a low of 1.2m in 2016.