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

The line graph illustrates the number of international visitors that went to a specific Caribbean Island. The datas were calibrated in millions and collected in eight different years and grouped into three categories, which are tourists that stayed on cruise ships, island, and the sum number. Overall, the total of visitors who went to a Carribean Island kept inclining from time to time. Although the number fluctuated once in the year of 2015, it rocketed in 2016. To begin with, the number of outsiders that came to the island of Carribean in 2010 that stayed on an island was approximately 0. 7 millions, it remained the same until 2011. Furthermore, tourists who stayed on the island went up in 2011 until the number of visitors stayed the same from 2013 to 2014 with the number of 1. 5 millions. On the other hand, those who stayed on water transportations decreased once which was in the year of 2012. However, ever since then the number kept growing year by year until it reached 2 millions of visitors.
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of international
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that went to a specific Caribbean
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Island
. The
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were calibrated
in millions and collected in eight
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different
years and grouped into three categories, which are tourists that
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stayed
on cruise ships,
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island
, and the sum number.

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, the total of
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visitors
who went to a
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Carribean
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Island
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kept
inclining from time to time. Although the
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number
fluctuated once in the
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year
of 2015, it rocketed in 2016.

To
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begin
with, the
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number
of outsiders that came to the
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of
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Carribean
in 2010 that
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stayed
on an
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was approximately 0. 7 millions, it remained the same until 2011.
Furthermore
, tourists who
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stayed
on the
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island
went up in 2011 until the
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of
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visitors
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stayed
the same from 2013 to 2014 with the
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of 1. 5 millions.

On the other hand
, those who
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stayed
on water transportations decreased once which was in the
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of 2012.
However
, ever since then the
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number
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kept
growing
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by
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until it reached
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visitors
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IELTS academic The graph below shows the number of tourists visiting a particular carribean island between 2010 and 2017.

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