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The image contains a table detailing the number of visitors (millions), spend (pound billions), average spend per visit, and average nights per visit to the UK from 2003 to 2008. For 2003: 24.715 visitors, £11.855 billion spend, £475 average spend, 8.2 nights. For 2004: 27.755 visitors, £13.047 billion spend, £466 average spend, 8.2 nights. For 2005: 29.971 visitors, £14.248 billion spend, £471 average spend, 8.3 nights. For 2006: 32.713 visitors, £16.002 billion spend, £486 average spend, 8.4 nights. For 2007: 32.778 visitors, £15.960 billion spend, £487 average spend, 7.7 nights. For 2008: 31.888 visitors, £16.323 billion spend, £511 average spend, 7.7 nights.
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The table illustrates the number of foreigns who has visited UK, and their average of spending and their spending between 2003 and 2008.
Overall, it can be seen that visitors and their time of staying witnessed a steady increase over the period, in addition their spendings were growing up too from the beginning, each category reached its peak in a different year.
The number of visitors of the UK was 24.715 millions in 2004 and then started to climb over the period, this increasing was remarked as rapid over the years where it reached over 32 millions in 2006 and then peaked in 2007 by 32.778, and then slightly decline by over 1 miilion in 2008. Despit that 2008 was the only year which have seen decline, the average of spending, and the average spend per visit were the highest in it.
On the other hand, where the average of night also was in a steady increasing, the long period of staying for this visitos was in 2006, after this year the visitors commence to reduce this period.
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