The chart shows requests for information at a tourists office in the United Kingdom from January to June

The line graph illustrates the amount of information requested in each method in six months starting from January to June in Great Britain.

According to

the figures,

it is clear that

citizens mostly use a telephone to contact the

tourists

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office in the early of the year but they prefer to walk in after

March

.

However

, people seem not to be interested in sending a letter or email. Looking at contacting via telephone which starts the period at 900

then

fluctuates to 1000 in

March

. The walk-in method in January represents just well over 400 and continuously rises to 800 in the third month of the year.

Moreover

, filing by letter and email has a similar trend to the mobile phones in the first month but it hovers at 700 through

March

. A surge of going in person is seen between

March

to April to just over 1200 and steadily grows until the end of the period at 1900. The telephone remains the same in Mar, at 1000,

as well as

soars to 1600 in June.

Additionally

, the old-fashioned method (Letter and email) dives to under 400 in May before levels off in Jun.