The graph below shows the numberof enquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in one city over a six-month period in 2011
The line graph illustrates how many
enquiries
the Tourist Information Office of a city attained throughout half a year in 2011. Overall
, the total number of enquiries
received rose quite notably during the recorded period. However
, while
more and more questions were obtained directly and on call, it was the opposite for enquiries
received through written communication methods.
The most noticeable feature is how significantly the figure for direct enquiries
increased during six months. Started at approximately 400 in January, it gradually climbed to nearly five times the amount just after two quarters. This
outstanding rise had turned the approach from being least
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used to the Correct your spelling
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most
such
a remarkable increase, the number of questions obtained by telephone still experienced quite a steep inclination, especially in May and June. 1600 enquiries
was
received on call, which is twice as much as the figure at the beginning of the period.
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figure was the only thing that experienced a downward trend. It started at around 750 in January and dropped to only 400 in June.Submitted by hoanganhnguyen17112007 on
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