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

The line graph at hand illustrates the frequency of query submissions received at a tourist information centre located in the UK over a six-month period from January to

June

.

Overall

, there was a notable upward trend in the

number

of

requests

made in person and by phone,

while

inquiries made in writing (letter and email) experienced a gradual decline. In January, the

number

of in-person information

requests

was the lowest, standing at approximately 420.

However

, there was a rapid increase in

this

mode of inquiry, surpassing

requests

made by letter/ email by mid-February and by phone by mid-March, eventually peaking at 1900 in

June

.

Similarly

, the

number

phone

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of phone

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queries, following a similar pattern to in-person inquiries, experienced a slight decrease of about 100 in February but increased steadily

thereafter

, culminating at around 1600 in

June

.

Requests

for information by letter/email,

initially

around 780, witnessed a negligible decline in the first three months.

Nonetheless

, there was a significant drop in the

number

of

requests

, reaching a low of 370 between May and

June

.