The chart shows requests for information at a tourist office in the United Kingdom from January to June. Summarize the in4

The line graph illustrates how the popularity of three communication methods at a UK tourist office changed over a six-month period.

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, the office saw a shift toward immediate, real-time communication. In-person and telephone inquiries increased,

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the reverse pattern could be seen in written requests (letters and emails). Notably, in-person visits, which started as the least popular option, ended the period as the most dominant. Regarding the increasing categories, the direct contact saw the most significant growth, skyrocketing from a low of 400 in January to a peak of 1,900 in June. Telephone calls followed a similar

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, though more gradual, upward path. Despite a slight dip in February and a plateau in March, telephone requests nearly doubled, finishing at 1,600.

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, written correspondence via letter and email was the only segment to decline. After starting at 800, these figures halved over the six months, reaching a floor of 400 in May and remaining stagnant until the end of the period.