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 graph below illustrates the amount of
enquiries
received by the tourist
information
office in one city over a six-month period in 2011.
Overall
,it is evident that the biggest number of enquiries
for tourist
information
were in person.
To commence with the biggest amount of enquiries
by tourist
information
showed in person, which accounted for a bit over 400.Then
there was an up trend
started in February, which made up approximately 600.Moreover
, in April there was the same trend
, which comprised over 1200.Last
but not least, in June there were maximum numbers
, which accounted for about 1900.At the same time,there were similar statistics for enquiries
for tourist
information
by telephone, which started in January and made up 900 and then
there was an up trend
which accounted for 1600 in June.
When it comes to the opposite trend
, which was the statistics by letter or email, which started in January and comprised 790 and then
there was a downtrend.Furthermore
, in March the numbers
showed the lowest numbers
, which made up 740.
It may be concluded that statistics of enquiries
received by the tourist
information
showed that the biggest numbers
were by in person.Submitted by kassymov_99 on
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