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The graph below shows the number of enquiries received by the tourist information office in one city over a six-month period in 2011.

The graph below shows the number of enquiries received by the tourist information office in one city over a six-month period in 2011. X01r
Many tourists has came to Indonesia. They usually know about Bali. Because Bali has an unique place. Most people know Bali from its inner beauty. Bali is one of the heaven places in Indonesia. Because Indonesia has many places that is very beautiful. Indonesia is also known as the country who has many islands, more than 10. 000 islands in Indonesia. We can visit the website in the internet about a lot of places. Especially, for the tourists who want to travel around the world. They also have to study and understand the language that they will visit another time. This graph shows us that a lot of tourists ask about the places, the facilities, how long will they stay in that place, etc. Tourist Information Office shows the graphic about the number of enquiries in 2011. Most tourists asked about the places by telephone. They wanted to hear and receive clear information about the places that they would visit. In person graphic line, the graphic shows us that the number of enquiries received by the Tourist Information Office keep increased over six month (Jan-Jun with the last result over 1800 enquiries) In January, most people asked about the places by telephone. But in the end of the six-month period, the graphic about the people who asked to the Tourist Information Office by telephone was behind the people who asked it in person. The result of six-month period of the people asked by telephone is 1600 enquiries) The last graphic is the people who asked by letter/email. I thought because in 2011, telephone had been invented by some people. The telephone was become a trendy at that time. And as the result people who asked by letter/email was under 400 enquiries.
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came
to Indonesia. They
usually
know about Bali.
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Bali has
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an
unique
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place
. Most
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people
know Bali from its inner beauty. Bali is one of the heaven
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places
in Indonesia.
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Because
Indonesia has
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places
that is
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beautiful
. Indonesia is
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known as the country
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has
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islands, more than 10. 000 islands in Indonesia.

We can visit the website
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in the internet
about
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places
.
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, for the
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tourists
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who
want to travel around the world. They
also
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have to
study and understand the language that they will visit another time. This graph
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us that
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tourists
ask about the
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places
, the facilities, how long will they stay in that
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place
, etc.

Tourist
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Information
Office
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shows
the graphic about the number of
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enquiries
in 2011. Most
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tourists
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asked
about the
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places
by
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telephone
. They wanted to hear and receive
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clear
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information
about the
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places
that they would visit.

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us that the number of
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enquiries
received by the
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Office
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increased over six
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month
(Jan-Jun with the last result over 1800
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enquiries
) In January, most
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people
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places
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telephone
.
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of the six-month period, the graphic about the
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the
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Office by
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telephone
was behind the
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it in person. The result of six-month period of the
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by
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is 1600
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)


The last graphic is the
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by letter/email. I
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in 2011,
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had
been invented
by
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some
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people
. The
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was become
a trendy at that time. And as the result
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people
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who
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asked
by letter/email was under 400
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enquiries
.
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IELTS academic The graph below shows the number of enquiries received by the tourist information office in one city over a six-month period in 2011.

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