The graph provides the data concerning the number of enquiries, which were received by the Tourist Information Office in a certain city throughout 6 months in the year 2011.
Overall, the number of enquiries, which were contacted through telephone and in person showed an upward trends, while the number of enquiries received through the letter or e-mail witnessed downward trend. In January, nearly 500 enquiries were received in Person which straightly grew to reach 800; additionally, it continued to rise significantly up to 1900eventually in June, becoming the highest number as compared to other types of enquiries. The number of requests received through telephone was
about 900 in January, which dropped down by 100 in February, that later experienced a significantly surge to meet 1000 in both March and April. For the rest of the period, it witnessed a sudden increase from 1000 enquiries to 1400 enquiries in May, which continued to rise up to 1600 in June, which is the second highest after enquiries contacted in person.
In contrast, the number of enquiries through letter or e-mail experienced a steady decline throughout the period. Enquiries by letter or e-mail began at nearly 800 in January, which gradually dropped to about 700 in March. It still kept declining steadily to reach nearly 400 in May and June, which is the lowest number of enquiries among three types.
The graph provides the data concerning the
number
of
enquiries
, which were
received
by the Tourist Information Office in a certain city throughout 6 months in the year 2011.
Overall
, the
number
of
enquiries
, which
were contacted
through
telephone and in person
showed
an upward trends, while the
number
of
enquiries
received
through
the letter or e-mail witnessed downward trend. In January,
nearly
500
enquiries
were
received
in Person which
straightly
grew to reach 800;
additionally
, it continued to rise
significantly
up to
1900eventually
in June, becoming the highest
number
as compared to other types of
enquiries
. The
number
of requests
received
through
telephone was
about 900 in January, which
dropped down
by 100 in February, that later experienced a
significantly surge
to
meet
1000 in both March and April. For the rest of the period, it witnessed a sudden increase from 1000
enquiries
to 1400
enquiries
in May, which continued to rise up to 1600 in June, which is the second highest after
enquiries
contacted in person.
In contrast
, the
number
of
enquiries
through
letter or e-mail experienced a steady decline throughout the period.
Enquiries
by letter or e-mail began at
nearly
800 in January, which
gradually
dropped to about 700 in March. It
still
kept
declining
steadily
to reach
nearly
400 in May and June, which is the lowest
number
of
enquiries
among three types.