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The image presents a line graph detailing the number of overseas visitors to the UK, categorized by purpose from 1989 to 2009. In 1989, business visitors numbered approximately 4 million, holiday visitors around 6 million, and those visiting friends and relatives roughly 2 million. By 1994, business visitors remained stable near 6 million, holiday visitors peaked at nearly 9 million, and visits to friends and relatives increased to approximately 3 million. In 1999, business visits rose slightly to 7 million, holidays declined to about 8 million, while visiting friends and relatives maintained 3 million. In 2004, business visits saw a slight decline to approximately 6 million, holidays increased to 8 million, with visits to friends and relatives rising to 4 million. Finally, in 2009, business visits climbed to 9 million, holiday visits returned to around 8 million, and those visiting friends and relatives increased slightly to around 6 million.
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The line graph given compares three different purposes attract the number of overseas visitors who came to the UK based on millions of visitors from 1989 to 2009, at five-year intervals.
Looking at the illustrations, it is immediately evident that holiday recorded the highest figure in most year, whereas, the opposite was true for meeting friends and relatives. Additionally, the number of overseas visitors who came to UK showed overall upward trend for all reasons.
In 1989, the figure of tourusts to the UK for holiday dominated the chart at about 6,7 millions, which was roughly 1,7 millions higher than the figure for business. Metting friends and relatives ranked third at approximately 3,8 millions. By the year 2004, the purpose of business had overtaken the reasons for holiday to become the most purposes people choose to visit UK.
In 2009, despite dramatic changes in business and meeting friends and relatives, the purposes of holiday still boasted the largest proportion of visitors at exactly 9 millions. The number of people who came to the UK for business.was a considerable drop in this figure to about 7 millions. Meanwhile, meeting friends and relatives continued to maintain its ranking at number 3 with more than 5 millions.
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