The graph below shows the number of tourists visiting a particular Caribbean Island between 2010 and 2017.

The line chart illustrates how many people

had

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visited a particular Caribbean

Island

from 2010 until 2017 as

tourists

.

Firstly

, the total

number

of

tourists

increased dramatically. At the beginning of the period, the

number

of

tourists

accounted for 1

million

individuals,

while

0.25

million

came from

cruise

ships and 1.75

million

were hosted on the

island

. The

number

of

visitors

constantly increased until 2015,

then

remained stable at 2.75

million

for one year and after that rose rapidly, ending up at 3.5

million

, which is three and a half times more compared to the start point.

Secondly

,

visitors

from

cruise

ships

had

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become the majority. Started as a minority in 2010, they doubled their numbers in 2011,

then

went down to 0.25

million

in 2012 and constantly increased since

then

. On

contrary

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, the

number

of

visitors

who were accommodated on the

island

doubled between 2011 and 2013, peaked at 1.5

million

, but

then

, after 2015, surpassed by

cruise

ships’

tourists

, who represented 0.5

million

people more in 2017.

Overall

, the

number

of

tourists

that visited a Caribbean

Island

in a seven-year period increased substantially,

while

cruise

ships

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visitors

from the weakest group have become the majority, overcoming the

visitors

who stayed on the

island

.